Visitors to Liverpool can already get a unique experience of Everton's new stadium build as work at Bramley-Moore Dock is progressing.
The Blues have been hard at work on their waterfront site for almost a year, with exciting updates being regularly shared as the area has already gone through a major transformation. Huge sections of the concrete superstructure are already being built while steelwork is now being placed on the construction site too.
Much of the work up to this point has been taking place behind the large dock walls, meaning that supporters haven't been able to see the progress for themselves outside of watching one of the regular videos from Bramley-Moore - either provided by the club themselves or fans with access to drones.
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However, as one supporter shared on social media this weekend, there is a new way that visitors to the city can get a unique glimpse of the area. And, they can learn a fair amount about the project too.
Twitter user UpperGwladysBlue shared a video on the platform on Saturday from a Mersey Ferry on one of its tours up the river. In-between the noise of a strong wind in the clip, the tour guide can be heard describing Everton's new stadium build and some of the history of Bramley-Moore Dock.
The guide remarks: "[The site] Will in the future be the new home of Everton football club. The new stadium, at an estimated cost of £500m, is due to open at the start of the 2024/25 Premier League season.
"Bramley-Moore Dock opened in 1848 and was designed by Jesse Hartley. The dock was in use for 140 years, and was eventually closed in 1988."
The video shows a unique view of the huge tower cranes that are currently on site to help push through the next stage of the build. The concrete corners of the stadium are also clearly visible.
As the construction project progresses, there are bound to be many more interesting views that could take place of the work Everton are doing from right in the middle of the River Mersey.
