Just Why Is Goodison Park SO SPECIAL?
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- The concise history of the construction of Everton FC's stadium Goodison Park. A story with crazy origins, an appearance from a certain Scottish architect and more beef than a McDonalds! Episode 7 of 20 in our Journey Across the Premier League Series.
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Regarding the water plant it won't be used on match days so no stink unlike Anfield which stinks of piss
How's they managing to do that? Just divert the flows to Anfield?
The city of Liverpool sewage is already diverted to anfield
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Been going the old lady for 51 years still got my season ticket , like my second home remember my Dad carrying me over the turnstiles, remember going to watch Alan Ball play for England at Goodison, remember going to watch Newcastle v Nottingham forest in fa cup tie played at Goodison after Toon fans invaded pitch at St James, remember Brazil v Japan Ronaldo Carlos and Co. And of course the great 80s team and all the great games, and Frank's great win v Palace what a night.
Be plenty of tears the last game at Goodison that's for sure 💙
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That's awesome, thanks for sharing Graham.
I was also at the FA Cup game between Newcastle and Forest. I was in the Steet end with all the Geordies. They got beat in the final by some club whose name deserts me.😂
"And if you know you're history"
What are your thoughts on the new stadium Rhys, is it something you're positive about?
@@acivilconversation18 No
Its enuff to make your heart go boooooooom
We don’t care what the red shite say
We don't care what the red shite say
is this my stadium??
You spoiled that piece with the last few comments ........fast forward to July '24 & those comments about the location & staying at Goodison look like they were .........stupid !!!!
I've got some bits to add. The original Park End stand and the old main stand were built in 1909. The bullens road came in 1926. The Glwadys Street was supposed to be rebuilt at the same time, but didnt happen until 1938.
The reason for this, was due to houses on the street needing to be demolished, and one first world war veteran who refused to be moved out of his house. So , that stand wasn't redeveloped until he'd passed away in 1938.
You can see the orignal stand as late as 1932 in a Pathe reel of an FA Cup game.
That's some fascinating information, thanks for sharing!
The last bit was funny Must have been a rednoses scouse whit At time of this Everton have just played Liverpool 0-0 .A great game yes great and 0-0 As was the 1984 Cup Final at Wembley that was 0-0 .Truly great games . I once saw a 0-0 against Wolves in the 70s another great game .I hope we get a 0-0 at Arsenal next that would be a great result. Ye I hope its a shit game and 0-0 or blues win ofcourse .Everton are Magic if ya a blue like la
You're certainly right about 0-0s, just ask the Scots in the Euros went absolutely berserk over one. How do you fancy Everton's chances this season?
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I enjoyed that until the last part
Sorry boss
Oh y oh y did u not mention to horrible top main stand, always wondered how that view is like and how u even access it considering its floating above the large bottom main stand
I think the fact the roof is sloped doesn't really do any favours, most roofs (for cantilevered stands) are relatively flat offering better views. Surely it just adds the the character of the ground though haha.
It was great until the very last bit!! 😡😡🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Now that you've got rid of Deli Ali that might improve things.
ill keep it civil...goodison park holds 38 k yet we have 31 k season ticket holders and is full every week and weve currently got an18 k season ticket waiting list ...and as you said yourself..the views are limited with no option or room to upgrade the current site and so is limiting the finance ! why should we stay then ???
You raise some good points with regards to finances and capacity for season ticket holders. I guess my point is Goodison Park is particularly of historical significance it just seems a shame that all of will be lost when they move to a new ground, but if the Everton fans think it's a good move then fair enough.
I have had lots of great times at Goodson, plenty of bad ones too. We have to move, finances dictate that is a must, however the new stadium looks huge and impressive. Saying that I would have liked Goodson to be redeveloped but it’s too late and we move on. COYB
Yeah I mean there's certainly reasons for the move, it's just a shame that all that football history which Goodison has will be lost.
What a great History. Respect Everton.
It's a definitely a special ground.