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New Everton stadium possible 'in two years'

The Mayor of Liverpool claims that Everton could move into a new stadium within two years.

Everton could move to a new stadium within two years, according to the Mayor of Liverpool.

Toffees-supporting Joe Anderson met with chairman Bill Kenwright and the club's new majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri on Tuesday to discuss options for a move away from Goodison Park, which has been home to the side since 1892.

After the meeting, Anderson took to Twitter to claim that a new stadium could be built in time for the 2018-19 season.


Everton are believed to be considering options of purchasing land near the docklands or at Stonebridge Cross in Croxteth.

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