goldfinchmule
Player Valuation: £8m
The final whistle against QPR 85,we had done it, champions of England.
1970 - v Sheffield Wednesday clinching the title - with all my family & friends - the whole ground sang - never before had I heard that - regrettably only my brother & I are & a 94 year old Uncle the ones still alive ..... Goodison rocked even the grandstands joined in the chanting plus incredible football topped off by a blinding goal by CH - to take the title in pure football all season ..... Bally was our KVD .....
The Holy Trinity could find a pass to each other in the dark .....
The Holy Trinity could find a pass to each other in the dark .....
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Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Getting the last cup of tea out the urns they had.
Strong and sweet.....
Strong and sweet.....
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
My first time going to a game, I went in as soon as it was open, if i remember correctly it was about an hour maybe 45 minutes before kickoff, I had travelled over solo... I just got to my seat, sat down and looked around an almost empty stadium and took it all in as it filled up.
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Used to be a proper skinhead that went in the 80s.
His greatest achievement would've been the last skinhead at the time.
His greatest achievement would've been the last skinhead at the time.
The abuse le tissier used to get when he went to take a corner at the Gwladys street end. Loved abusing that big nosed gimp. Was there when we smashed them 7-1.
If only we knew what a right wing conspiracy fruit he'd turn out to be, he would've got it even worse.
If only we knew what a right wing conspiracy fruit he'd turn out to be, he would've got it even worse.
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Getting to be a ball boy.
It was reserve game ,I must've been 10/11.
Copper asked any of you fancy being a ball boy today?
I jumped at the chance .
Took me down the tunnel were the rest were.
There was a head boy,I got designated the paddock, as it was empty.
I never got a tracksuit to wear ,just my civies.
Anyway, got to be so close to the players in the tunnel was surreal,
Cup of tea at half time and 50p *at the final whistle.
*50p was a lot back then.
It was reserve game ,I must've been 10/11.
Copper asked any of you fancy being a ball boy today?
I jumped at the chance .
Took me down the tunnel were the rest were.
There was a head boy,I got designated the paddock, as it was empty.
I never got a tracksuit to wear ,just my civies.
Anyway, got to be so close to the players in the tunnel was surreal,
Cup of tea at half time and 50p *at the final whistle.
*50p was a lot back then.
Dad watched Dixie
Player Valuation: £5m
Night game. 19th May 1977 vs Sunderland. My first game and my Dads last. Will never forget seeing the pitch for the first time. Beautiful memories.
Might be a very peculiar instance to highlight. Wouldn't even describe it as a greatest moment, but a good way of illustrating a wider trait of Goodison.
Bilyetdinov's worldy against Portsmouth last game of the season. Was a drab game drifting to a stalemate, crowd were a bit bored/accepting a draw... BOOM!
Goodison erupting is like nothing else. It can go from near silence to
in an instant. Its seen every aspect of sporting emotion over the years, that's for sure.
Bilyetdinov's worldy against Portsmouth last game of the season. Was a drab game drifting to a stalemate, crowd were a bit bored/accepting a draw... BOOM!
Goodison erupting is like nothing else. It can go from near silence to
in an instant. Its seen every aspect of sporting emotion over the years, that's for sure.
My first ever game at Goodison - in the Gwladys street end and beat Bolton 3-2.
Not a bad game to choose for my first like
Not a bad game to choose for my first like
Apart from the obvious ones BM semi final, the 2.0 SW game joey mentioned above, sitting with my grandson for the 2.0 win against the rs last season really stands out, it’s the only time he’s seen us beat them, he was buzzing after the game straight onto his phone give his rs mate loads. The walk back to the car was a joy.
JLW
Player Valuation: £70m
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