Everton take big Bramley-Moore Dock stadium step forward in stunning new footage

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Although spirits have taken a dent following last night’s EFL Cup exit, Everton’s recent story has been one of mass progression thus far.

There has been plenty of fans to be pleased with, and Sean Dyche certainly now has enough credit in the bank to justify one poor performance after a slew of impressive ones.

After all, it has been years since the Toffees won four Premier League games in a row; a run that could still be extended this Saturday despite their latest setback.

One bad result cannot expunge all the good work accomplished of late, which has finally started to showcase a side good enough to make the triumphant move from Goodison Park.

The Bramley-Moore Dock stadium only continues to fly up, with the latest update coming courtesy of Everton’s official X account.

They would issue a huge step forward just taken, writing: ‘More than 12,500 blue seats have been installed around the upper tier as work is halted for the Christmas break’.

They would then treat fans to a flyover of the ground, again unveiling key details to go alongside the seating influx.

When will the Bramley-Moore Dock stadium open?

As is the case with huge-scale builds such as this, it is impossible to set an exact time frame for its completion.

That, therefore, made deciding on a move-in date even more awkward, given the commercial prospects that getting into their shiny new arena promised.

Well, having finally come to a conclusion, it was revealed just last week that the 2024/25 Premier League season would the their last full year in Goodison Park, before trading the Old Lady for Bramley-Moore Dock.

It will give ample time to afford such a historic ground the ample send-off it deserves, and also affords the current squad and Dyche one final opportunity to end their run at Goodison Park with something special.

Given how the 52-year-old is building, slowly improving the players with each passing week, next term could be a standout one that sees them shock the world.

After all, were it not for their ten-point deduction this campaign, the Toffees would be just three points off sixth-placed Newcastle United.

The continued integration of the seats offers a useful marker for the progress being made on the new stadium, given they are what will house the fans. To see a sea of blue creeping into a construction site offers a glimpse of what it will look like when completed.