I wonder where this ended up when the new Grandstand in Goodison Road was demolished, the same as the two clocks ?
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Timbucktoo
Player Valuation: £8m
I`d say it went straight to a tip, back then they were n`t too bothered about preservation as the are now.
Incredible image.
Is it an AI generated image, or did someone actually climb up on the roof to take it?
Edit: Actually I can see it's just a very good artists impression now I've looked at pictures of the real thing. The navy 'stripes' aren't quite right.
I hope they make a fortune on memorabilia & save vital Individual items for a small museum at BMD hopefully?
It was taken by one of those annoying drone guys when Goodison was being built
Or artistic.licence as the original ended up like the clock'sIt was taken by one of those annoying drone guys when Goodison was being built
Tom Hughes
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It should've read 1909 (the year it was built) not 1929. It only looks like a 2 on some old photos because the zero had a line underneath it.
Still ended up binned I bet though ? Everton that way
The new Goodison Stand 1970/71 - cost approximately £1 million
Goodison Road stand c.1898 showing the Press Box on the left. St Luke’s original Mission building also evident -
View from the Main Stand towards the Bullens Road – one of the earliest known photographs c.1895-97. The original 12 yard penalty line is clearly marked, which stretched the full width of the pitch. There was also a 6 yard double arced goalkeeper’s area at that time, which is not visible in this photograph -
cooperman
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Pretty sure this is from an annual I had back in the day. The opposite page had Chelsea's new stand on it
They are in financial FFP trouble as well allegedly - Ironical -
cooperman
Player Valuation: £10m
Both stands built using credit from bright house