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Everton new stadium named Hill Dickinson Stadium after deal with local law company.
It's not terrible, there are worse names but it's a bit crap really.
I like the idea of parternering with a local business for naming rights though, maybe Derby could do so...
The 'Bubbles health spa Stadium', where happy endings do come true.
Has a nice ring to it.
I?m guessing that?s just ?naming rights? and its postal address will remain ?The Everton Stadium?. As is the way with Law Firms, Hill Dickinson might get taken over next week (which, relating to another thread, Everton will no doubt insure against)Quote:
Originally Posted by SithHappens
Its been known as the Bramley-Moore Dock stadium so the new name isn't worse. I used to be against naming rights, but I guess its all money into a club
https://www.evertonfc.com/news/2025/may/16/everton-/
Says will be known as Hill Dickinson here.
I'm not bothered with it either. PP being called the iPro never bothered me. If it helps bring some money in makes sense to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by swaledale
Apparently the Hill Dickinson deal brings in 10 million per year. Bit naff but handy.
Do we know anybody called 'Baseball'?? 😎
I’ve never liked the name Pride Park. Would have preferred Pickering Park at the time, after all it was Lionel’s vision, but New Baseball Ground would have worked better imo, or The Ram Arena with the possibility of a sponsor’s name in front of it eg Toyota/Rolls Royce Ram Arena. Peak or Derwent Park even.Quote:
Originally Posted by macstheman
Sure mac would have gone for Pedigree Park ;D, but we all know what pride is said to come before…and hasn’t that proved to be the case?
What a great idea!Quote:
Originally Posted by ramAnag
Welcome to the PEDDY STADIUM, come on INN everybody welcome BAR none!
Like it.......... the Peddy that is😁
In that case, those in the know might go for the "1047 Stadium", pronounced "ten forty seven", historically speaking or, in current parlance "1043 Stadium"Quote:
Originally Posted by macstheman