Goodison Park : New Exterior.

[Lee Smith]

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Is that our kitman Jimmy Martin biking into work lol

 

[Huyton Layne]

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If anyone can identify this fella, I'd be happy to grass him to the fuzz for riding a bike on the pavement.

 

[kev]

If anyone can identify this fella, I'd be happy to grass him to the fuzz for riding a bike on the pavement.

OK Leon

 

[sixtynineseventy]

If anyone can identify this fella, I'd be happy to grass him to the fuzz for riding a bike on the pavement.

It's davek

 

[Barca Blue]

 

[roydo]

Looks pretty sound that.

 

[TheFinnFan]

Those player pics are huuuge

 

[kev]

That looks much more intimidating than before

 

[Harry Gray]

I don't like it

 

[EddyD]

Looked better how it used to be.

 

[Tigger]

How lob sided is the Main Stand roof old girls looking good for her last hurrah though.

 

[roydo]

How lob sided is the Main Stand roof old girls looking good for her last hurrah though.

Aye, last bit of tarting up in her dotage.

Christ, that will be a day.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Just need a new banner to replace the tatty old one at the Park End and karcherlol the side of the Main Stand where I go in,and it'll be grand

 

[AndyC]

Aye, last bit of tarting up in her dotage.

Christ, that will be a day.

Famous football grounds come and go... Burnden Park, Highbury, Roker Park, the Baseball Ground, Maine Road... to name but a few... But I genuinely believe that the day the demolition of Goodison begins, a huge part of the game of football will go with the Grand Old Lady, and tears will be shed by the bucketful.

The emotions that day will undoubtedly bring about will be something incredibly moving to be a part of and witness.

A state-of-the-art new stadium on the riverfront will be utterly fantastic, but Goodison Park will forever live on in our hearts and memories as long as we all draw breath...

 

[Frank Gallagher]

Famous football grounds come and go... Burnden Park, Highbury, Roker Park, the Baseball Ground, Maine Road... to name but a few... But I genuinely believe that the day the demolition of Goodison begins, a huge part of the game of football will go with the Grand Old Lady, and tears will be shed by the bucketful.

The emotions that day will undoubtedly bring about will be something incredibly moving to be a part of and witness.

A state-of-the-art new stadium on the riverfront will be utterly fantastic, but Goodison Park will forever live on in our hearts and memories as long as we all draw breath...

thats why i kinda like keeping part of goodison, and our heritage with us in the new name..

Goodison on the Mersey - would be a fitting name