One image to always remind you of Goodison.....

[Kurt.]

 

[Iana]

I have two, both from games I was at with both my lads; In date order;
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The results were somewhat different!

I was at the Lombardo game(was it his debut for Palace?) and had the “privilege” of seeing him from the Bullens Road, with his unusual running style, leading our defence a merry dance

 

[Dario Terracotta]

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Pointing Pip

 

[matty1878]

First
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this was when my dad was dying pretty much - i remember people saying to
me this is for your dad and when i come
after the game
to see him he was thrilled

 

[vintage-toffees]

Shocked nobody’s put this in yet

 

[McMagicT]

As we get ready to leave our special old home,if you have to pick one image when Goodison has long gone and a distant memory that will give you a glow and maybe even bring a tear to your eye what would it be?(Awaits all humorous replies such as Mr Testicles obviously )Mine would be this one attached,might be a little strange as I was not even born but my old fella was there,his hero "God" is in the picture scoring a magnificent soaring header which pretty much sealed the1963 title,the beautiful old school Everton packed Goodison Road Stand in the background,it just seems to encapsulate what combined Everton and Goodison were and should be about

My very first thought after Alex got the only goal that day, and as you say that in the back ground Goodison road stand an hour after the whistle were
giving Royston the ' temporary' league title trophy. What a memory, my favourite ground and 2 favourite players (Alex & Roy) Thanks for that Dario.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

this was when my dad was dying pretty much - i remember people saying to
me this is for your dad and when i come
after the game
to see him he was thrilled

A wonderful memory for you mate

 

[Alan Whittle]

I was at the Lombardo game(was it his debut for Palace?) and had the “privilege” of seeing him from the Bullens Road, with his unusual running style, leading our defence a merry dance

Yes, his debut. I remember thinking “I can’t believe he plays for us!” but being alarmed that he was reputedly on £15k a week, which seemed lunacy for Palace.

 

[Iana]

Snap!!

I couldn’t believe he was playing for Palace either

 

[buddy]

I like all of the photos,i was there for the Alex Young one it seems it was just yesterday.But my best moment was not in the ground even though i seen them win the league four times.It was my first season and i was nine, and the boy next door would take me to the match.I lived near Breck Road in Everton and we would walk all the way to the ground it was my first night game and it was dark.All along the roads you could smell the coal fires .Pubs on every corner and loud noise of men laughing it was not just going to a match it was the best day of the week And then then i came were we would go down to the match.And there it was GOODISON in the lights and couldn't believe it ,it was the greatest thing i had ever seen, kids nowadays just about get that feeling when they go to Disney Land

 

[Toffeeforme]

Cushions raining down from the main stand after another abysmal display. It was brilliant.

 

[tommye]

 

[Dancing Pat]

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1978 Bob Latchford scores his 30th goal of the season against Chelsea to win ten grand.

As a 14 yr old, this was one of the best games I’d ever been to, stood in the St End and ran on the pitch when he scored the pen!

Happy days

 

[helpimonfire]

As a 14 yr old, this was one of the best games I’d ever been to, stood in the St End and ran on the pitch when he scored the pen!

Happy days

You old git. I was only 12. Also made it on to the pitch. Great days.

 

[Rita_Poon]

'This stadium for me is the best stadium in my playing life' Eusebio.

It's gonna be awful when she's gone. She's the blue blood in our veins.