Everton fans are debating which one of the club's greats they would like to see honoured with a statue at the proposed Bramley-Moore stadium.
The Blues are moving along with plans to build as new state-of-the-art ground on Liverpool's famous waterfront, with potential designs set to be released in the summer ahead of the second stage of consultation taking place.
However, as we have known from the start, the move is more than just a new stadium.
The People's Project have been engaging with supporters on Twitter throughout the process on a wide-range of topics involving the new stadium, the legacy at Goodison Park and much more.
And the latest has caused an interesting debate.
Everton have a long and illustrious history with handfuls of legends to choose from but currently only one of those, top goalscorer Dixie Dean, has a statue outside Goodison Park.
If you could have a statue of anyone at Bramley-Moore Dock stadium, who would you choose? pic.twitter.com/7NEf8lxGgL
— The People's Project (@PeoplesProject_) March 31, 2019
So, in the move over to Bramley-Moore , who else should get one?
The question was put to Blues supporters and, as you might expect, there were a wide range of suggestions.
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Everton fans have a number of serious suggestions...
My serious answer to this would be @NevilleSouthall The greatest goalkeeper & one of the greatest players in the club’s entire history. Also one of the most decorated -2 titles, 2 FA Cups, 1 European trophy- 5 major honours. One of the few EFC players to win Player of the Yr too.
— UpperGwladysBlue (@UpperGwladysBlu) March 31, 2019
Howard Kendall - in this pose pic.twitter.com/2DTj98cdsB
— John McCabe (@bluemac79) March 31, 2019
The Holy Trinity.
— john sharples(?) (@scouseblue48) March 31, 2019
This one...
— Paul Clews (@PaulClews2) March 31, 2019
Create the expectation! pic.twitter.com/3x2nKL6eQu
@NevilleSouthall ......To win a title...You’ve got to have at least one player who is the best in the world in his position....and that was Big Nev
— David Roberts (@DavyRobEFC) March 31, 2019
The Holy Trinity, one of the best midfield trios ever, Harvey, Ball and Kendall.
— Darren Aspinall (@DarrenAspinall3) March 31, 2019
Brian Labone. Last of the Corinthians, Leader of men.
— Natalie Black (@gnatblack) March 31, 2019
Graeme sharp the man doesn’t get the credit he deserves what a player and he loves the club
— Bryan Green (@Bryangr73821538) March 31, 2019
The holy Trinity. Tim Cahill boxing a corner flag
— Hawkeye_efc (@Hawkeye_efc) April 1, 2019
Ray Wilson, World Cup Winner and FA cup winner within just 3 months whilst an Everton player
— David Howard (@DavidHoward5) March 31, 2019
I’m guessing Dixie and the Trinity statues will be relocated, so that said. Harry Catterick
— Johnny H (@1878Johnny) March 31, 2019
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...and some joke answers as well
A topless Bill Kenwright on Duncan Ferguson’s shoulders
— Poggy (@Poggymac87) March 31, 2019
Usmanov
— Steviemac (@steviemac2010) March 31, 2019
Demba Ba
— Poggy (@Poggymac87) March 31, 2019
Arouna Kone
— Sean (@03seangrice) March 31, 2019
The Stephen Hughes signing tree. pic.twitter.com/DjOCXuYTja
— John Plow (@John_Plow) March 31, 2019
The Goodison Cat
— Gaz (@gazjefc) March 31, 2019
