admin“A nightmare”- Alan Myres fuming after what happened at Hill Dickinson following Everton vs Fulham
Everton Beat Fulham 2-0, but Stadium Exit Issues Draw Criticism
Everton secured a 2-0 Premier League win over Fulham at Hill Dickinson Stadium today, with Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane scoring to give the Toffees their fourth league victory of the 2025-26 season. The club has been strong at its new home, losing just once while recording four wins and two draws across all competitions.
Manager David Moyes will be hoping Everton can continue to make Hill Dickinson a fortress. However, former Sky Sports journalist and ex-Everton head of media Alan Myers has voiced concerns over the difficulties fans face when leaving the stadium.
Myers, who attended the match, took to X to express his frustrations. While the stadium’s design on Bramley-Moore Dock has been widely praised, issues with exit routes have drawn criticism. Supporters have reported problems crossing a bridge on the road leading to the dock. Located about five minutes from the stadium and not on club property, the bridge has weight restrictions that make crowd movement difficult.
Everton invested four years in constructing the new ground, but travel and exit logistics remain a challenge. Fans have raised multiple complaints about limited access options to and from the stadium.
The club will need to address these issues swiftly to avoid continuing to inconvenience supporters attending matches.
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