LIVERPOOL fans poked fun at Everton with a cheeky away end banner.
The Toffees welcomed their Merseyside rivals to Goodison Park for the final time ahead of their departure for Bramley Moore Dock at the end of the season.
A cheeky banner held up by away fans pointed to Everton’s lack of silverware in recent years.
It read: “At least an empty cabinet is easier to move.”
Fans also held up balloons with the numbers 30 and 1995, depicting how many years it’s been since Everton’s last trophy.
The Toffees’ most recent silverware was the 1995 FA Cup, with Paul Rideout scoring the winner in the final against Manchester United.
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Everton fans held up banners of their own, with one reading: “We built this city – since 1878.”
It ended up being a fitting final Merseyside derby at Goodison with the thrilling contest ending 2-2.
All hell broke loose after the final whistle as well, with Arne Slot being sent off and a huge brawl involving police breaking out.
The Toffees have been based at Goodison Park since 1892, having previously played at Anfield.
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They will move to their new £760million Bramley Moore Dock home at the start of next season.
The stadium is set to hold 52,888 fans.
A “Farewell to Goodison” festival is set to take place between May 30 and June 1.
The event is set to feature appearances from club legends, as well as live music.
Goodison change
Meanwhile, the site of Goodison Park is set to be turned into 10 new development blocks featuring 173 residential units and affordable housing.
A new health centre is also set to be built, in addition to residential care facilities and an education facility.
The Goodison Legacy Project commits to building a park, providing new green spaces for local residents.
While new office spaces could provide job opportunities for locals.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
