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Liverpool Sunday Echo
|June 22, 2025
THE final bricks on Everton Way are due to be laid next week.
A total of 36,000 commemorative stones were bought by Blues looking to seal their place in history at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Around 1,500 now remain to be laid with the walkway, set to be one of the most emotional features of the club’s stunning new home, due to be finished in four to five weeks’ time.
Demand for the bricks, many of which pay tribute to Blues past and present, led to the club re-opening the sales window several times as supporters sought their spot in the special feature.
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