That makes sense, but there‘s no sign of any flood lights did they not have night games at one time?
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Much earlier I think as no D behind the goals eating into the terraces to stop items being thrown at goalkeepers. That was there before 1966 WC and into the 70s. You are right about no pylons so I would say 40s or 50s.
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Pre 1957
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The Age of Illumination – The Story of Goodison Park under Floodlights
There is something truly magical about a football stadium under lights. Itâs hard to imagine that, as recently as the 1950s, winter kick-off times had to be set so that matches would conclude before dusk, whilst midweek fixtures were a rarity. However, as far back as the Victorian era...
Bally -
Westy in his England kit -
You run a bar of soap down the inside of the crease, turn them back the right way out then press with hot iron and damp cotton tea towel, on the hanger for an hour or two to air - sorted. (@Methuselah )
You could always judge a man by the crease in his kecks, but the clincher was if he'd polished the heel of his shoes a brightly as the toe, a poorly polished heel means inattention to detail a general lacksadasical attitude...probably the sort of chap that goes through life trying to push doors marked pull.
Not our sort of chap what, probably a lounge lizard and poodle faker