Aside from being in desperate need of outside investment, Everton could do with replacing Goodison Park and boss David Moyes would consider entering into a groundshare option with near-neighbours Liverpool.
However, he accepts that is a non-starter as it is not something the Reds, who have their own stadium plans for Stanley Park as well as considering redeveloping Anfield, would consider.
"I think Everton probably need a new stadium more than Liverpool but it is not something we have in our culture because we don't share grounds.
"It does make sense, we could really redevelop the whole area around Stanley Park.
"For us it is definitely worth doing. We'd take it but I don't think Liverpool would probably want us or need us and from that point of view I think that is where it will end up." "We know we could do with some more cash and we would like a new stadium but we have an awful lot of things going for us," he said.
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