“SHOCKING Everton Drama: Alan Stubbs SLAMS Friedkins’ ‘DISASTROUS’ Decision – You Won’t Believe What They Did!”

An emotional farewell at Goodison Park is now just weeks away, with Everton preparing to bid goodbye to their historic home.

The Premier League has officially confirmed the final game at Goodison will take place on Sunday, May 18, when Southampton visit for what promises to be a poignant afternoon in L4.

Before that, Everton will host Ipswich Town in their penultimate home fixture as they prepare for a historic relocation to Bramley-Moore Dock this summer.

The move marks a major transition for the club, with fans and legends alike bracing for a sentimental departure from their long-standing ground.

Former manager David Moyes has finally made his first visit to Bramley-Moore Dock, having delayed the trip while the club was battling relegation.

His visit signifies a passing of the torch to a new era, though uncertainty still surrounds what lies ahead for Goodison Park itself.

While club icon Peter Reid is anticipating a grand send-off, Alan Stubbs has voiced concerns over proposals for the ground’s future.

One idea floated is to preserve Goodison and repurpose it for Everton’s women’s team.

Though preserving the stadium may appeal to some fans, Stubbs believes Everton should make a clean break.

Speaking on TalkSPORT, Stubbs shared his mixed feelings. “It’s tough,” he admitted. “When you say you’re leaving a ground, I think you should actually leave it.

If it’s still used, like for the ladies, then it’s not really gone. It’s a difficult call for whoever must make that decision.

I’m just focused on the last two games at Goodison. After that, I’ll say my goodbyes and look ahead to the move to Bramley-Moore.”

Stubbs remains optimistic about the club’s future, especially under the stewardship of the Friedkin Group.

He believes that with the right recruitment strategy, Everton could even aim for European competition in the years to come.

Nevertheless, a deeply emotional goodbye looms. For many supporters and club legends, the final matches at Goodison will be difficult to take in.

Duncan Ferguson is expected to be present for Bramley-Moore’s Premier League debut next season, while Stubbs will attend the Southampton clash—Goodison’s last stand.

Following their upcoming game against Manchester City, Everton fans will be hoping to see their team finish strongly with wins in their last two home fixtures.

Against Championship-bound Ipswich and Southampton, David Moyes and the Toffees will look to end their Goodison Park journey on a high note.