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DAVID MOYES has backed calls for a shared stadium in the city.
Following last month’s rejection of ‘Destination Kirkby’ by Communities Secretary, John Denham, Everton’s plans for a new stadium lie in ruins.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown yesterday pledged to personally intervene in reviving proposals for a 50,000 capacity stadium and a Tesco store in Kirkby.
Brown is said to be concerned about the effect the rejection could have on the region but also on England’s faltering 2018 World Cup bid.
With nothing definite, however, Moyes believes the best way forward could be to link up with city rivals Liverpool and build a mega-stadium that would house both clubs.
“I would be interested but I know there would be concerns,” said the Everton manager.
“In this country we don’t do it. For whatever reason we don’t do it in this country. But it may well work here in Liverpool. It could do.
“I think we would probably be interested because we don’t have a stadium.
