cooperman
Player Valuation: £10m
Got the money's worth on that scoreboard, wasn't it the same one they put on the roof of the new park end?
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Groundsmen clearing snow, probably 1963 at the Grand Old Lady - notice the Bullens road paddock no lower stand .....
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £6m
Isn't that the old Main Stand on the right ?
Tom Hughes
Player Valuation: £10m
Looks more like Whitehart Lane. With the East stand and Shelf on the right. Definitely not Goodison Park.
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £6m
Yes I agree - don't believe Goodison had those rounded metal rails around the perimeter- WHL definitely did.
Caption on the photo incorrect then
James Patrick
Player Valuation: £6m
Looks like it (i.e. it is WHL)
…I remember this well, sitting on front row of Upper Gwladys;
The Grand Old Lady Laundry section is that the GV ?
…I’d guess not, Joey.
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Miss mud soaked kits! Looked a great night, got off the pitch quick!!November the 4th 1970 it rained the whole game - I was there - brilliant
It's funny how your memory can play trick's with you.I was twenty and was right behind the goal, but i thought i was in the Stanley park end.Good job there was Var Andy Rankin was about four yards off his line.All the great players on the pitch and Jonny Morissey was the best ,unbelievable underestimated ,notice no body tried to kiss him when he scored .you would more than likely get a smack in the dressing room.By the way was that Calvert Lewin with the number 9 shirt on,i think iam going to get my second middle finger since i started posting but i don't know by who.
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