Most memorable Goodison football moment of recent years is either:
Rooney's stunner vs Arsenal - what gets forgotten about that game is just how well we played as a team; we'd done more than enough to win it, but looked like we'd only get a draw...until, out of nowhere, one of the greatest goals of all time flies in at the Park End - and the roof came off Goodison; celebrations then amplified at full time when it was announced that the ****e had lost
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Fiorentina at home (gutting result, but my God, what an atmosphere. Shivering at the recollection just thinking about it. One of the rare cases where, despite being beaten, when I watched the recording of the game, I still revelled in the performance. We really were that good. Honourable mention to the TV commentary as well, for Arteta's goal - "Arteta HIMSELF! What a moment! What a goal! Goodison Park! Shaken to its 100 year old foundations!"
Most memorable Goodison non-football moment was the Chelsea home game just after John Terry's alleged dalliance with Wayne Bridge's missus; Terry, already having a torrid time off the pitch, proceeds to spend the first half getting torn to shreds by Louis Saha...and what does he go into the tunnel at half-time hearing, booming out of the tannoy? "Tonight at Goodison we're launching a new campaign to halt the growing number of cases of Chlamydia; the campaign is called 'Love is Infectious'". Absolute, galloping, ****ing genius timing.