What would you miss about Goodison given a proposed move?

[artetas sock]

For me the local pubs. The banter and anticipation in there beforehand.

I'm sure they'll miss the revenue! (probable closures?)

 

[tommye]

Everything.

 

[Ashtonian]

The whole routine. Getting a burger outside, queuing up, getting inside and buying a program, finding my seat and reading program watching the team warm up

 

[roydo]

Everything.

Bet most West Ham fans said the same about leaving Upton Park.

Bet most West Ham fans feel double or triple that now.

Shame. lol

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

The Chang

 

[Gladystweet]

I'll miss the thing I can still remember from my very first match....the first time you walk along county road, and see the ground at the end of the houses for the first time. Used to be breathtaking.

 

[ultra]

I will miss the place that I first took my 4 little kids to watch the Blues

 

[The Blue Watch]

The smells on a matchday.

For some reason I think the combined smell of curry, beer, piss and dodgy perfume will be difficult to emulate when we move to a posh new place.

 

[marsh]

The posts

 

[Gladystweet]

It's history really, the firsts, the legends who have graced it, the goals....all that really

 

[maccavennie]

the walk up to the ground, I've probably solved half of my life's woes whilst walking to Goodison park and whether it be just where the main stand comes into view or the floodlights at an evening game I always knew I was nearly at a place where all my problems or issues would simply not matter any more.

I'll miss that the most

 

[royalbalou]

The new stadium melt down on here

 

[ArtetaMoney]

The fact I can walk to the match.

I can't wait for us to move stadium though, Goodison is so behind the times it's ridiculous.

 

[ilikecheese]

That I never made it.

That said, over here in the states my teams have built new stadiums recently, and I don't miss the old one one bit.

The new stadiums are far superior.

 

[Groucho]

Everything.

This really.

But if we move, then so be it.

We'll find our feet and new traditions near the new ground.