Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £80m
Imagine being alive in 1892 and not having to worry about those gobshites though... oh well, at least it meant that they left our club to go fester in their den of iniquity.How old are you !?!?!?
Imagine being alive in 1892 and not having to worry about those gobshites though... oh well, at least it meant that they left our club to go fester in their den of iniquity.How old are you !?!?!?
He’d blame the brand of tea bags there if he thought it would serve his underdog, woe are we agendaThe manager thinks its a factor
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When we moved to Goodison after being forced out of the Pit - Goodison back then was the best stadia in the divisions - it the team that play in it is the end product - fans liked to be entertainedYou saying we didn't have Good Times?
100% agree!There are some differences, for example when people applaud it's a more echoey sound at the new place and we've lost that rumbling sound of goodison with people feet on the wooden floors/the seats banging when people stand up
I don't have a season ticket but I've been to all home games this season apart from 3 so I've been pretty much everywhere in the ground
In terms of volume I would say the front of the south stand is much louder than the front of the street end. The upper West and East have more atmosphere than the top balcony and similar to upper bullens. First few rows of the East are way better than the equivalent in the paddock for atmosphere and view
Only the corners of the upper seem to feel a bit removed from the atmosphere in my experience
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