Everton fans get another chance to write their names in history with new Hill Dickinson Stadium feature

Everton supporters who missed out on the popular Everton Way now have another chance to become part of the club’s new era at Hill Dickinson Stadium. 

According to Liverpool Echo, the club have announced a new fan feature called Dock Lines, set to be unveiled next summer, and more supporters will get to have their names etched in the stadium’s bricks.

The original Everton Way, made up of 36,000 engraved bricks, forms a walkway along the south stand, each stone bearing the names and messages of Blues supporters past and present. 

It has quickly become one of the most beloved spots at the club’s waterfront home, and now, the new Dock Lines feature will continue that legacy.

Located on the Budweiser Plaza on the east side of the stadium, it will feature thousands of granite stones laid between the restored railway tracks that run through the site.

A design steeped in Everton heritage

Each stone in Dock Lines can be engraved with a personal message, allowing fans to leave their mark at the club’s new home. 

Prices start from £49, and the first sales window for members is already open, with general sales beginning on Tuesday, 4 November.

New project to draw inspiration from club roots

The project, designed and installed by Intaglio Creative, the same team behind Everton Way, draws inspiration from Goodison Park’s architectural roots. 

The completed design will pay tribute to the famous criss-cross pattern of Archibald Leitch’s trusses, a symbol forever tied to Everton’s history.

In true Everton fashion, the club has ensured this initiative remains deeply fan-focused, giving supporters another tangible way to connect emotionally with their new surroundings at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

FGG Says

This is another classy move from Everton. In an age where football often feels detached from its roots, Dock Lines is a simple but meaningful gesture that celebrates the bond between the club and its fans.

By weaving history into modern design, Everton are ensuring that Hill Dickinson Stadium will feel like home.