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

[Carlito]

 

[Vintage]

How have I never seen this before

 

[Vintage]

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 nice important memory to have matty

 

[Zed Car]

Is that Tinhead

 

[Acrobat]

Poor quality....but, who cares?

 

[Mrtallywacker]

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

This photo encapsulates what my old fella said about The Golden Vision, "head and shoulders above the rest".

God bless.

 

[Macker07]

My first ever Merseyside derby FA Cup 3rd round 1987. Lost 1.0 and fell asleep.on the way home and ended up in Southampton. I live in Basingstoke. Went back up a couple weeks later and saw us beat them 2.0 i beleive. Street end was rocking.

 

[anton66]

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Good arl Tinhead

 

[Carlito]

How have I never seen this before

I've been laughing at it for a good 20 years now.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

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That's the QPR game, isn't it?

 

[Bluebonic]

This one for me! I would genuinely donate a kidney to have this feller back in his prime, my absolute hero

 

[Tommy Chong]

 

[hallamblue]

As a wee sprog at my first Derby. I shall never forget it.

Thanks Andy.

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This is mine as well, first time I saw us beat them and I stood on my wooden seat at the end and jumped up and down. Dad said it was time to go and I didn't want to leave. Lots of great memories from the mid eighties as well but I was only six when this happened so it cemented my love for the blues.