Everton are still hard at work on their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock as they have well entered their second year on the waterfront site.
Earlier this month, the Blues celebrated the anniversary of them first breaking ground on their state-of-the-art new home, with the progress over the last 12 months proving truly sensational. The shell of the stadium can now been seen from multiple areas across the city as it grows over the dock walls.
A few weeks ago, a website dedicated to the project was launched to the delight of many supporters, providing the latest news from the site and various other resources for fans to research. The most recent updates have centred around areas of the concrete terracing united being placed at the new stadium, which mark an important milestone in the development.
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And, at the weekend, it was revealed that steelwork now runs right across the North Stand just 12 weeks after the first super-column was put in place. Two sections have been steadily growing since May in that area of the site, but are now joined together as the outline of the bowl continues to be formed.
Throughout the project, YouTube user Barry1878 has provided regular drone updates. Coinciding with numerous other supporters, and releases from the club themselves, the footage has managed to give fans an incredible insight into how the club's new stadium currently looks at this exciting stage of the development.
The latest video starts at the East Stand with the camera pointed towards the River Mersey, before panning down from a high angle to give an incredible view of the project. The South Stand particularly looks hugely impressive, where thousands of Evertonians will soon watch their side in an amazing single-tier stand.
The concrete builds in the east and west stands are also picking up pace, with the west stand now emerging on the second level as supporting walls are slotted into place. Meanwhile, the supporting walls continue to spread beneath the two tower cranes at the north and south ends of the east stand.
The new video from the site gives a true sense of the scale of project Everton are undertaking, with concrete works on the West Stand really picking up pace.
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