History of Goodison

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I can see David Brent in the window
 

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I can see David Brent in the window
I'm guessing all those office were no longer in use? If they were, it would be grim in there, hidden behind that timeline. No natural light and just a few fluorescent tubes flickering with a sickly yellow glow. Probably mushrooms growing on the 70s ceiling tiles. The smell of kenwright's cheap aftershave still wafting through the corridors.
 
Apparently they will be replaced, Mr Drone was speaking to one of the workers yesterday or day before. Seems daft to take down the old ones if they haven't already got the new ones to go up.
Can't they take that corrugated crap off and do something more permanent? would be great if they could structurally modernise the place, rather than just stick a branded tarp over it.
 

Can't they take that corrugated crap off and do something more permanent? would be great if they could structurally modernise the place, rather than just stick a branded tarp over it.

The brickwork behind was never on display unlike the Bullens/Gwladys and in those stands it wasn't amazing, so god knows what sort of a mess lurks behind the main stand. It would cost way too much to sort, to the point you may as well knock it down and start again. Given the rails for the tarp are already in place it is a quick win.

We have a history of doing daft things.

Very true.
 
I'm guessing all those office were no longer in use? If they were, it would be grim in there, hidden behind that timeline. No natural light and just a few fluorescent tubes flickering with a sickly yellow glow. Probably mushrooms growing on the 70s ceiling tiles. The smell of kenwright's cheap aftershave still wafting through the corridors.
They're not offices - they ẁere windows for concourses and lounges in the main.
 

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