Premier League club Everton will enter into fresh talks with Liverpool City Council over a new stadium in the New Year. A date of January 11 has been set for the two sides to meet following the British Government rejection of Everton's planning application for a new 400 million pounds (443 million euros) stadium in nearby Kirkby last month. Liverpool City Council were one of the opponents of the Kirkby scheme and the Toffees board, who insist redeveloping their current Goodison Park ground is too expensive, want to see what new venues for a stadium inside the city boundaries will be suggested by the council. Everton's Head of PR Ian Ross said: 'Throughout the Destination Kirkby process, Liverpool City Council always made it clear that if the project was to fail they would step forward and seek to help us. 'Despite the disappointment of seeing our proposed move to Kirkby collapse, we, as a club, remain convinced that a move to a new home is not only the right way forwards but the only way forwards.' 