[Football] Goodbye Goodison

[jakarta]

Will be a sad day for Mrs Jakarta's cousin, he has been an Everton supporter for over 50 years, following in the footsteps of his Dad.

He was a Season Ticket holder for many years and managed to get one for today.

I reckon Anfield will be next...

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Will be a sad day for Mrs Jakarta's cousin, he has been an Everton supporter for over 50 years, following in the footsteps of his Dad.

He was a Season Ticket holder for many years and managed to get one for today.

I reckon Anfield will be next...

That's incredibly extravagant.
Why did he need a season ticket for today?

 

[Beach Hut]

I reckon Anfield will be next...

Given the huge amount of money LFC has spent on redevelopment of Anfield I doubt it very much

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Would be objectively hilarious if Southampton turned them over today.

 

[Triggaaar]

Goodbye Goodison

Eh?

They kept that quiet.

 

[Albion my Albion]

Given the huge amount of money LFC has spent on redevelopment of Anfield I doubt it very much

 

[Triggaaar]

Would be objectively hilarious if Southampton turned them over today.

Presumably when the fixtures were worked out, they deliberately picked the worst club in the league to play there the last game of the season to give Everton the maximum chance of a win.

 

[Deadly Danson]

Yep not a chance in hell Anfield will go anytime soon. In fact they have the perfect stadium - big, close, atmospheric, in the heart of the city and getting more and more modern.

 

[pigmanovich]

“Pandemonium”

It’s a goal against Southampton at home lads

 

[Guinness Boy]

Goodison was one of my favourite away days. All the benefit of a long train journey and great pub in a city I like but without a trainload of plastic wankers to deal with both ways. And I’ve never seen us lose there.

I wondered if I’d be cynical about today but, as a football fan, you have to be impressed with the atmosphere.

 

[tricky]

I've always viewed it as one of the worst stadia in the league. Poor views and was falling apart. But liked the location and the decent fans. Hope the new stadium maintains the positives

 

[jakarta]

£104 million is a drop in the bucket for Liverpool, I still very much doubt if they will be there in 5 years time.

Same for Old Trafford of course.

 

[jakarta]

That's incredibly extravagant.
Why did he need a season ticket for today?

Smartarse...

 

[studio150]

OK its its the last game before they move, but do TNT really have to show people in the ground about every 30 seconds, there is a game going on, but I'm pretty sure that the crowd have had over 50% of the coverage.

 

[Triggaaar]

Will be a sad day for Mrs Jakarta's cousin, he has been an Everton supporter for over 50 years, following in the footsteps of his Dad.

He was a Season Ticket holder for many years and managed to get one for today.

I reckon Anfield will be next...

That's incredibly extravagant.
Why did he need a season ticket for today?

And why, after more than 50 years as an Everton fan, is he now going to support Liverpool?

 

[Guinness Boy]

OK its its the last game before they move, but do TNT really have to show people in the ground about every 30 seconds, there is a game going on, but I'm pretty sure that the crowd have had over 50% of the coverage.

It’s more fun than watching Southampton “defend” to be fair.

If anything’s getting on my tits it’s the sepia tinted memories of Duncan Disorderly and his “two pissed Weedgie gangsters” discourse with McCoist.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

R.I.P. Old Lady.

Not gone for good of course, as the Everton Ladies will be in residence from next season.

 

[CaergybiGull]

I went with an Everton supporting mate when Chris Hughton was still in charge. Maty Ryan in goal.

Always remember, every single goal kick we had was kicked out to the left side of the centre circle. It got to the point where, as soon as the ball went out for a goal kick, both sets of players walked straight to that area.

So annoying.

We lost.

 

[Albion my Albion]

when Chris Hughton was still in charge. Maty Ryan in goal.

New to the re-entry into the top league it sure seemed like the Albion were punching above their weight in those days.

It felt like a true accomplishment when Hughton was able to keep the Albion from getting relegated back to the Championship.

 

[WATFORD zero]

New to the re-entry into the top league it sure seemed like the Albion were punching above their weight in those days.

It felt like a true accomplishment when Hughton was able to keep the Albion from getting relegated back to the Championship.

It was