Bill Re-opens The Groundshare Debate

Funny insn't it? A few years back when the shite were supposedly solvent, they would not have entertained a groundshare with Everton. However, now that they have not got a pot to piss they now raise the possibility!Blue Bill has laid his cards on the tablesaying he WOULD consider...Read More

Bobby Looking For a Way Forward

Blues CEO Bobby Elstone is still looking for a way to finally land the Blues a new and much needed Stadium. He acknowledges all the input and ideas from all groups from within and outside the club over any new ground. He is probably referring to KEIOC's well received presentation reg...Read More

Blues In Talk With The Enemy

Its all seems a bit hush hush, but the Blues are today opening tentative talk with the shite's representatives on the feasibility of a ground share, or any options that may be available to both club's regarding any potential new grounds. Both clubs need a new ground, but both cl...Read More

Where's There's a Will There's a Way

Blues CEO Bobby Boy has reiterated that the Blues plans for a New Stadium is not dead in the water after meeting with Council Chiefs and the part time fireman, developers and land owners to look at some ideas. Bobby Boy is familiar with all the sites on offer, which include one in Aintree (hopefu...Read More

Blues In Talks With Council

Everton's hierarchy have held talks over a New Stadium for Everton with Liverpool City Council. The Council requested the meeting after kyboshing Everton's attempt to relocate to nearby Kirkby. Local Fireman cum part time Council Leader Warren Bradley put the Cou...Read More

Naming Rights

CEO Bobby Elstone has confirmed that the Blues did have tentative talks with a Japanese Company over the Stadium naming rights for our proposed new Ground in Kirkby. The Company in question did back off when the development proposals went to a Public Inquiry, but the CEO is confident that those n...Read More