Spot on. Who would have thought that having players who can pass and retain the ball would make such a difference !!

He's a classic Moyes signing ... in that it's not necessarily about his 'ability' but his character and what he brings to the squad (i.e Phil Neville) . Was absolutely nailed on the moment Moyes came to Everton, and Potter rocked up at WH

Unnervingly accurate

...hopefully

Back in League one within 3 years absolutely skint

West Stand Tories

Like those fellas who do the crossbar challenge at Goodison in their slip ons

I, for one, always take my guidance, advice and political from topless, tattooed men in curly wigs. What could possibly go wrong?!

...but the club will miss a trick if they don't change the habits of at least 25 % of those fans

This is a key point, i think. For most blues, pre match has NEVER meant going in the ground 2 or 3 hours early.
Proximity to city centre and new venues is as equally appealing to many as the new ground itself...and maybe that's not a bad thin in terms of 'authnticty'

*fewer

I'd suspect over time there would be far less 'consumers ' pre match once it settles down ... as lots will settle into pre match routines elsewhere..although that begs the question if the club did want to 'capture' a market early then they certainly needed to do much better

Spurs home end has tiered platform 'seating', plenty of ace to rest food drink and far, far superior layout to the current south stand concourse

In 45 years going to Goodison, think I bought about 10 pints and 3 sausage rolls. Roma game tells me that's not going to change.

The US government is now simply Brass Eye

Then put the best keeper in against them if they're so fantastic