Everton now drop jaw-dropping new sunset image of Bramley-Moore Dock stadium.

The Bramley-Moore Dock stadium is one of the few things about Everton that is dependably good, as many supporters would agree.

Even if their performance on the field is inconsistent and there seems to be constant turmoil and fear around their finances, their new waterfront venue offers a much-needed sense of tranquility during what has been a difficult campaign thus far.

Sean Dyche’s side have overseen points deductions and numerous questionable officiating decisions after just 20 Premier League games, in which they still somehow remain outside the relegation zone. It will be hoped that they can manage to survive, even if it is only by the thinnest of margins, in order to provide top-tier football on one of England’s best new stadiums.

Indeed, anticipation is growing as each week goes by and a new update appears, heightening the sense of excitement. Even if there was only one photograph taken yesterday, it nevertheless creates a vivid image of the wonderful evenings Evertonians may have along the River Mersey.

As the sun sets over the Bramley-Moore Dock stadium, an orange hue is painted across the magnificent lit-up structure set to usurp Goodison Park and hopefully offer a platform for Everton to finally return to the top of the English game.

What is Everton Way?

In an effort to add a personalized touch to the new stadium, Everton announced a new initiative which they branded ‘Everton Way’. The walkway, paved with engraved stones all along the ground, is set to boast the names of iconic figures in the club’s history alongside the loved ones of the fanbase that has made the club what it is today.

Supporters were handed the opportunity to purchase stones that would be incorporated into this historic feature, and unsurprisingly it sold out with ease. This sparked them to release further space to progress the endeavor, only to see it once again sell out.