A select band of Evertonians saw a glimpse of a bright, new future as the £800million project at Bramley-Moore Dock opened its doors for the first time and they went home happy - even after a defeat.More than two decades after the club pulled the plug on plans to relocate to the nearby King's Dock, now the site of the M&S Bank Arena, Toffees fans finally got the waterside venue they have been craving.A crowd of 10,000, including representatives of new owners The Friedkin Group, watched the under

A select band of Evertonians saw a glimpse of a bright, new future as the £800million project at Bramley-Moore Dock opened its doors for the first time and they went home happy - even after a defeat.More than two decades after the club pulled the plug on plans to relocate to the nearby King's Dock, now the site of the M&S Bank Arena, Toffees fans finally got the waterside venue they have been craving.A crowd of 10,000, including representatives of new owners The Friedkin Group, watched the under-18s take on their Wigan counterparts in the first of three test events.