Everton opened his new Bramley stadium -Moore Dock to her followers on Monday night, but the night was, at least partly, ruined by a Liverpool fan.
The toffees will rise from Goodison Park at the end of this season while exchanging houses for the 'Everton Stadium' on the site of Bramley-More, a land of £ 550 million that will have 52,888 fans so it will surely be, once again, one Even more, once again, Premier League football next season.
Everton will organize several matches and events at the Bramley-Moore Dock site earlier this year and that began on Monday with the Everton team under 18 years of age participating in a friendly against the Wigan youth team.
The tickets had a price of £ 5 for adults and £ 2.50 for concessions. The second test event will see that 25,000 will be allowed for less than 21 years in just over a month.
Everton is not allowed to play competitive accessories in the stadium. The test events, a third will probably take place at their capacity almost fills later in the season, will allow the club to obtain the required security license and certificates.
The U18 team of the Premier League expected to start things with a victory, but had the worst possible beginning, when Harrison Rimmer, a Liverpool fan, scored the first goal and celebrated mocking the faithful at home.
The scorer of the first goal at the new Everton stadium is a Liverpool fan and made fun of the toffees when noting
The site in Bramley-More Dock organized a tester event with 10,000 fans on Monday night
Harrison Rimmer, who scored the opening goal, held six fingers to represent the six European Liverpool trophies
It was a good end of Rimmer, who received the ball on the edge of the box before turning and letting fly.
His effort defeated the goalkeeper of the Toffee, Seve Patrick, in his close position, causing wild celebrations of the visiting players.
However, perhaps none more of Rimmer, who grew up a Liverpool fan and was not willing to waste his chance.
While celebrating, the cameras showed the teenager holding six fingers to the crowd, referring to the six European championships that Liverpool rivals have won.
“That young man there, Harrison Rimmer, has just had a moment that he will remember for the rest of his life,” said the commentator on the YouTube channel in Everton, who was broadcasting the game to around 200,000 live spectators.
On the official Wigan website, Rimmer is described as “a midfielder who can also operate to the right”, after having been with the club since the age of 11.
“It has a real appetite to compete both in training and in parties and is good both technically and physically,” the description continued.
The mockery occurred a few days after Everton had secured a dramatic draw in the last meseyside derby in Goodison Park.
Everton's under 18 was the first side of the work in the stadium, assuming Wigan U18 team
The new stadium doors opened before the team's movement next season
10,000 fans of the capacity of 52,888 were sitting at the South stand to see the current game
Rimmer also continued the message on social networks, sharing a publication of the goal and writing: 'shaken', accompanied by a shoulder shrink emoji.
Those under 18 were handled by former Everton and England, Leighton Baines' butt, who played 420 toffee games in 13 seasons. Since he left to join David Moyes's first team coaching staff, Keith Southern has taken over. Everton considered that an accessory for women opened the stadium, but the schedule made it difficult.
An X account for the stadium shared images of an interview with two fans, and one explained how they felt “excited as a child at Christmas.”
“I will be devastated to leave Goodison, but this is something else, this”, the aggregate from inside the ground.
The images were also shared from the fans sitting inside the New South Stand, since the club encouraged the followers to send their photos and videos of the event.
Everton has been in Goodison Park for almost 134 years, but decided to leave in 2017, with Bramley-More Dock the preferred site for the new land.
The construction began in July 2021, and the land declared structurally complete after the final panel of concrete terrible was placed in February last year.
The contractor delivered the stadium in December, and Everton will now start playing games to obtain the relevant license.
Rimmer continued to mock the Everton on social networks after the game, suggesting that they were “shaken” by their goal
Two more test events will be played on the ground before their first official game of the first team
When starting against Wigan, the ground was not even a fifth full, but fans sat in the South Stand to see the friendly game.
Meanwhile, some Liverpool fans were glad in the goal, and the celebration, while the mockery of social networks continued.
A fan wrote in X: 'More goals scored by a red in the new stadium than the trophies won in 30 years.
Another published: 'Sign it'.