adi dassler
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A few from the very back of the street end at yesterdays women's derby.
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Bryan+
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Ah yes, the coke sniffers den.
were those at the back row? They weren't was bad as I remember them then
adi dassler
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Yeah very back
Tom Hughes
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A great collection of pics. When I stood in the Gwladys in the 70s to early 90s, I nearly always stood under the stand. That's where the atmosphere was, and it could be deafening under there at times..... and of course much warmer in the winter months too. If standing you could pick your position to avoid any or most obstructions..... even when packed. Been in there many times since it was seated too, but not the same atmosphere nowadays. Mind you, I think it held almost 15k downstairs then.
Goodison was never built to provide 100% seating & it showed when I went on the Ground tour ....
cooperman
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That is the prime location in the street end. The bogs and food kiosk never really have queues, plus you can get food/drink and watch the match. Down the steps to the right you're straight out the ground as well with little hold up
adi dassler
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Do they serve ale at that kiosk at the top?
irishtony1878
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How do they get away with selling those seats every game?
adi dassler
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You can actually see both goals if everyone is sat down, albeit the view is like looking through a letterbox. The problem is, in that area of the ground people mostly stand so the view is horrific.
cooperman
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As far as I know they don't.
I steer well clear of the watered down crap they call ale at GP tbh plus I'm an old boring [Poor language removed]
Tom Hughes
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No grounds were designed to be all seater before the 90s. Most had less than 20k seats before then, some had a pitful number of seats. At the same time, Goodison has had the least spent on it in the last 30yrs of practically all football league and premiere grounds.
Standing on those wooden floors at the top tier of the Gwladys street was a joy though, plus the pre match singing, chanting started so early back then - both sets of fans filled the ends to joyous chanting .... a great atmosphere back then ... even before Kick off - you cant replace that era ....
The Grand Old Lady through the years -
