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The Grand old lady from the Park End -
19 March 1966, 62,337 crammed into Goodison Park for a goalless Merseyside derby. Others found a vantage point atop St Luke’s church. Firefighters/police tried to entice them down.Post-match, they descended with a ticking-off. A wedding at the church went ahead, as planned! -
Toffeelover
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None of the Toffee Lady ?
Toffeelover
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Well done Joey, I am not the only one then that remembers the Toffee Lady.
Sadly apparently non PC these days
yet having an Elephant do it is ok lol
Upside down world lol
An interesting article by Steve Zocek (AKA @alan ball)
efcheritagesociety.com
The Everton Toffee Lady: Her Match Day Experience – Everton FC Heritage Society
efcheritagesociety.com
Toffeelover
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An interesting article by Steve Zocek (AKA @alan ball)
The Everton Toffee Lady: Her Match Day Experience – Everton FC Heritage Society
That was fab, thanks for showing to us.
I haven't checked so I don't know if this has already been posted in this thread.
Seems like the obvious place to post it.
Again it's from the excellent Everton FC Heritage Society
Seems like the obvious place to post it.
Again it's from the excellent Everton FC Heritage Society
didnt they have youngsters doing this periodically since then? I could have sworn I recall young kids doing it, perhaps like a match day sponsor type thing. My daughter may be interested but she's 14, taller than me and she'd scoff all the sweets rather than throw them into the crowd.An interesting article by Steve Zocek (AKA @alan ball)
The Everton Toffee Lady: Her Match Day Experience – Everton FC Heritage Society
Yeah they still do it. In fact one game last season (can't remember which one) I actually got a few Everton mints off the young Toffee girl. I was on the front row of the family enclosure with my grandson.