Everton's New "Secret Weapon" Revealed
Everton remains unbeaten at home since moving to the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with three wins and two draws in five games.
Former CEO Keith Wyness credits the stadium's atmosphere as a key factor, praising architect Dan Meis for designing a ground where noise can reverberate.
The praise has to go to the stadium's architect, Dan Meis, who wanted to make sure that the noise could reverberate around the ground.
Everton sits eighth in the Premier League after seven games, with wins over Brighton, Crystal Palace, and Mansfield.
Author's summary: Everton's new stadium is their secret weapon.
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