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Agreed. Always stood out to me when I’ve seen him play. Keeps it tidy and progresses the play.

Got very strong: “I’m not a racist, but…” vibes there.

Makes ya think!

Welcome….Theo Walcott….

Steady on now, we don’t want to be giving the Premier League any chance to get us on PSR by giving away unnecessary hyphens.

By “time out”, you mean you are getting a new patio, right?

Rumours are we signed Dewsbury-Hall because we had a load of left over hyphens from DCL leaving.

He really was the worst that could happen.

100%. Even better, they had Diet Pepsi in addition to Pepsi Max which is so rare to find in venues (it’s my drink of choice).

(Let’s ignore the naysayers about the sweeteners and enjoy the Pepsi Revolution.)

Was Pepsi during the second test event. They had the post-mix all set up.

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Is it cause they are racist?

You have to zip wire from the top balcony.

Was coming on here now to find this exact information.

Pepsi for the win! Besides, Coca-a-Cola is red and white. Can’t have that.

Yeah, they could do a whole day without there even being any football. That said, they have done that a few times during pre-season already. 😂

Yeah, that was also a thing with people with visual impairments too. Down by the stadium and accessing the City Centre, Sandhills and Shuttles have been upgraded, but it doesn’t obviously extend down to there.

I don’t mean from a safety cert point of view, but from a general planning point of view for LCR and Merseytravel to see whether their provision stands up.

Everton themselves are smashing it on all fronts with HDS and egress will be a lot easier now Everton Way and the North Stand will be open.

We went up to Costco last week and wandered down the the club shop and I drove down off Miller’s Bridge on the way looking at where you can park in the Sefton Boundary. As a woman though, can’t say I’d be happy walking along there for a night match so trying out different things.

Yeah. Just wish they had done an actual third test event that was able to test the infrastructure of a full-capacity attendance. Even this one feels like it is cheating with the staggered departure times of probably only half staying for the full length of the Legends match.

I’ve always walked/cycled the match. When I was younger I used to live in Bootle/Seaforth so Goodison would take around 50 mins or 20 on my bike. Moved up by The Mons and walked from there and same from off Rice Lane.

HDS is one where I will be using public transport for.

I’d start my journey at 6:30am having to get a bus to Walton Vale. Then I’d get another bus (one every hour, but limited times) to Maghull. Used to get there just after 8am.

In a car it was aprox 15/20 mins.

Poor infrastructure leads to time poverty, more stress and less quality of life.

Tell me about it! I used public transport for most of my life and it’s not fit for purpose.

When I was in university I had to do school placements and they would base it off distance to home rather than actual travel time/accessibility. Bootle/Seaforth to Maghull was a killer (prior to Mag N St).

Honestly think the problem is large parts of the city still don’t have a direct connection to the stadium - everyone from South Liverpool and most of the West have to connect through the City Centre, which realistically isn’t walkable for most people (especially in inclement weather).

You mean the place that actually has functioning public transport? Coming home from there feels like you get transported back in time. Merseytravel and LCR Metro Mayorship have repeatedly failed the people of Merseyside, but push the Green Charter regardless.

Where’s Moorgate?

47% of people think immigration is primarily illegal. There were 4% irregular arrivals in March

New YouGov polling. A monumental failure of our political class to educate, a monumental failure of our media to report fairly, for a generation

Four per cent. Four.

And yet the country is once again being pulled apart by intimidating demonstrations, stirred up by disingenuous and dangerous politicians and commentators.

They are getting exactly what they want.

Every female stranger in Liverpool too:

“You alright, Love?”

Could imagine a lot of confusion if a Swede called Love came here and wondered why everyone knew their name.