Our ground details in 1969/70 + a photo of Roger Kenyon -
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Old Everton Pictures
- Thread starter ToffeeMike
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The Reverand
Player Valuation: £1m
Agree he bled blue but perhaps the glory days arrived because he made way for younger better players
The Reverand
Player Valuation: £1m
Or maybe just unlucky who knows!
Couldn't help but notice: Alex The Great missing?
Yep and T Jones we had two one very good TE , and one great TG ..... look at the holding attendance in 1970 65,000...
them imo they wrecked it with that new Goodison stand........ destroying the Goodison road standing area....
Billysgingham.
Player Valuation: £40m
Remember a few times going the match with my dad when John got the ball it was "Show him your arse moggsy lad"
he was a very tricky winger deceptively quick and a no nonsense once past his man - the ball aimed at big Joes head also a great shot on him where he chipped in goals ...
Billysgingham.
Player Valuation: £40m
....And as hard as nails.
he was a killer , but in today's game would not get away with it as they did in that era.....
The new stand was (is) an eyesore and was never a fitting stand to go with the best ground in the country
royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
He died quite young, mate ?
When I go to the Great Goodison in the Sky it will have the old Leitch stand complete with gable, 2 Square clocks, 4 big floodlights...no concrete carbunkles in my blue heaven ta.
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Is right Degsy.
On 13th July 1913, Goodison Park became the first league venue to be visited by a ruling monarch. George V and Queen Mary travelled to the ground to visit local schoolchildren. The next big change came in 1926 when, at a cost of £30,000, another double-decker, similar to the Main Stand, was built on the Bullens Road side opposite.
Goodison Park 1928