Why Everton have to leave Goodison Park.

[@davek834]

There's a reason why grounds like goodison are squeezed in amongst the back to back houses, the working man's game , when fans would walk to their ground or jump on a bus or tram for a couple of stops, Everton was one of my favourite away grounds with its character and atmosphere, something that has been lost in the new styles stadiums, and that's the difference , football clubs had grounds, now they are called stadiums but that's progress for you

[@Miami_Hally]

If you did what anfield did though. You could just buy 1 row each side and still keep close to the houses and keep the same tradition

[@katelynhunt127]

@@Miami_Hally they could never break down houses though, there’s a school on one side, expansion would tear a school down.

[@Miami_Hally]

Yous love that ground though. Never shut up about it and now it's all about Bramley Moore before it's even built

[@billedwards8191]

It's not only the houses it is the direction in which they run. We can't buy a row at a time on on Goodison Road side as we would have to buy many roads.

[@ITPSNAPPER]

LFC fan here, good video. Will be sad to see one of the last remaining grand old stadiums disappear. Still holds a better atmosphere than most of the new Lego stadiums. A huge loss to the English groundhoppers.

[@StephenButlerOne]

Liverpool fan too, I think it's sad they are leaving. But it's understandable. And the ground looks great. But I think it should have been a larger capacity.

[@oldswanredsox6927]

I'm a Red but think its a great shame Everton are leaving the iconic Goodison was a tremendous place to visit in the 80's when there was still lots of terracing I do think in years to come the likes of Everton, Arsenal and Spurs will still have a pang of regret but football now is all about cash.

[@kmc79228]

As a blue mate. I dont want to leave. Its our home

[@JosephGomezEnthusiast2]

In my opinion the move is good for Everton but the demolition of goodison isn’t. Because of its age and history it should stay and have the u18s play there and the womens team just because of the history

[@tomo8235]

however doing this is missing out on the community aspects that Everton will be doing with the stadium, special place for people with dementia, flats for people to live in cheaply, cafes, a park and other medical buildings. i agree it will be sad to see goodison go but that ground is basically going to belong to the people and dedicated to helping people around the area

[@Rui94Pina]

Although it is an historic stadium, i think everton need to make some money from the goodison park site, in order to fund the new stadium. Plus keeping it means huge maintenaince costs, wich may not be affordable without revenue

[@paultilly]

will they not be keeping the pitch as gardens a bit like Highbury or is it all going to be demolished

[@CovenantersfriendRTB]

I doubt a club will be willing to run two grounds so that will never happen.

[@Tony-h7b4p]

I am sure that many people " especially the older fans" will probably shed some tears when the whistle blows at the end of the last game played there. As well as many firsts that many people may know about it held the first semi final in the 66 world Cup. England played the following day.

[@dixiedean4418]

Thanks very much for making that video. Watching it I fondly remembered my dad taking me to my first game, in 1970 and me taking first one, then another son to their first games and ensuring another generation of my family becoming a part of the Everton family. It is going to be like losing a member of my family when Goodison Park is demolished, but we must look forward to what hopefully, one day, will be a future bringing even more success to our team. God Bless Goodison!

[@alanpengo3335]

Same as me mate me old man took me in 72and I went on my own in 76 ,I've got loving memories when Bob latchford scored 30th goal of the season last game with a penalty,ran on the pitch at end and walked home buzzing with me younger brother and me mate back to Huyton,great days ,🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️🙏💯

[@kd84afc]

Same as Arsenal, Highbury was in large built up area and couldn't be expanded to seating capacity they needed, so we moved to the Emirates, but i must admit I really miss Highbury, so it's a shame for Everton as these old school stadiums are so rare but they offer so much charm and atmosphere and fans are so close to pitch

[@user-jt1jv8vl9r]

I miss Highbury, but on the other hand at least I can get tickets for games. At the end of Highbury it was impossible.

[@alienatorterminator1543]

Same as with Spurs and West Ham

[@kd84afc]

@@alienatorterminator1543 West Ham could have expanded Upton park if they wanted, Just Newham council wanted them out of that area due to the land being perfect for housing, they could have easily renovated different parts of the stand like they did in in 2007 i think it was with the East Stand.

[@Ali74]

Highbury is the biggest loss to the English game imo. Arsenal have also suffered too. That place screamed Arsenal.

[@davek834]

Buying up houses and land around football grounds would be a financial nightmare especially in London, that why Emirates was built on old railway sidings land I believe, and look how Brentford's new ground looks hemmed in a virtually triangular piece of land which has give the stadium character with different shape stands, I look at Southampton's stadium then look at the Dell with its odd shape terracing, the Dell wins every time , and does filbert st, roker park, ayresome park, burden park,boothferry park , old Stamford bridge, Maine road , baseball ground, the list goes on, but you are not allowed to put sentiment infront of progress you get left behind

[@bretsimmons8229]

From an Everton fan in city of Santa Fe, in the state of New Mexico, in the USA: Thank you so much for making this video. You presented a whole new perspective. I apologize in advance for the lack of metric conversions. All I can say is American public schools…. I live on 5 acres of desert at an elevation of 7000+ feet. So it’s remote. Seeing the all houses so close together is strange to me but not that shocking. However I had never heard of nor seen the church in the corner of the grounds. And my friend from, and supporter of Liverpool told me about the short walk across Stanley park. However your picture towards the end of the video of the two grounds really blew my mind. No wonder it was known as the “friendly derby” at one time. I could almost imagine myself making the trek and feeling the excitement. I’m done gushing now. I just wanted to thank you. Cheers

[@shaungray4643]

Thanks for that mate 👍 This is fantastic. great to show my kids now I live in Germany. COYBbs

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

20 years ago all English stadiums were like this, football was a working game and the poor could walk from the factory or house to the match but due to health and safety Goodison is basically the last example left

[@radustefanpopescu6033]

better call saul

[@TheMagicianBee]

All I’ll say as a City fan is enjoy these last two seasons at Goodison as much as you can. Try and remember your journey, being outside and inside the stadium as much as you can - all the little details. I’d love nothing more to experience another game at Maine Road. The new stadiums have a lot of benefits but they never quite capture that ‘old school’ feeling of going to a football match. Also prepare to put up with a few fans saying ‘I wish we were still at Goodison’ as soon as you lose a couple of games at the new gaff! Ha

[@AdamC66]

Little detail - the stick man hitting his head with a hammer, on the wall on Bullens Rd at the end of Muriel Street. Been gone years but I still think of it.

[@bluesubmariner1]

it will be a sad day when we leave the Old Lady, maybe i'm biased but on its day or night, the best ground i've ever been to. Good impartial work by the way!!!

[@katieneal4051]

Thank you so much

[@redd605]

As with Brentford with the four pubs, the Everton church . Will be missed ,

[@dbz9393]

As a NFFC fan it would kill me to have to change stadium location so my heart goes out to Everton. I'm glad that we are able to redevelop our stadium without changing its location from city ground.

[@sammi0801]

as a LFC fan, I would like to say Everton deserve a world class stadium

[@grlfcgombeenhunter2897]

TF they do 😂

[@peterwilliamskelhorn6675]

+Baga Sher I'm a LFC supporter as well and its going to look weird when they move out of Goodison

[@jamiewalsh0611]

I think it would be such a great photograph to get a picture of Goodison, with Anfield to the left and Bramley Moore to the right. It might be the only time in history there will be 3 fully functioning stadiums all within 1km of each other.

[@whufc216]

when west ham left upton park it was such a sad day, so many happy childhood memories going to football there and it had so much character. the location of the london stadium is a lot better but it just doesn’t have the same feel. a lot of benefits of moving, but still sad. everton fans enjoy goodison while it’s still here!

[@JB-dx7eu]

Never understood why the new stand behind the goal was so small. Everton could of built a stand with another tier the same size up above. Problem these days there's probably 10 or so clubs who could get 70k+ per game. In 20 years time we could find clubs pulling the new stadiums down and building more like Wembley/Nou Camp etc.

[@cooperman397]

Brilliant and fascinating video, the clarity of your camera is superb. The school on the bullens road another major factor we can’t expand. Grand old team are selling a gorgeous looking print of goodison by sunset, like you say I would love to see that view with the completed bramley moore in the back ground and vice versa.

[@AgusSihotang]

Waited for 07:10 moment where we can see both big stadiums. Worth it ! :)

[@MOT2234]

This Stadium will Rival Tottenham's for best in the Premier League, May even become the best with its setting on the Docks. Hope we are still in the Prem so I can go on away days and hope Everton manage to push up the Table

[@jimjam8179]

This footage will go on to become a very important historical record. Thank you for taking the time to film this. So many memories over the last forty years are attached to this structure - even some happy ones LOL! I'll be switching to making Haig Avenue my go-to after they move. Money has ruined what I related to in football at this level, and without the sentimentality and nostalgia associated with going to Goodison Park, watching Premier League football will lose its appeal for me. I'll still keep up with what Everton are doing, but I'm going to nail my colours to Southport's mast as far as going on to the matches is concerned. Sad, but this is where I'm at. Thanks again.

[@themadcaplaughs3884]

Very emotional video to watch . Each angle of the stadium just floods back memories of the stadium . Will be such a shame when we move to the dock despite the commercial benefits .

[@denniscain5738]

As a life long Liverpool fan First game Liverpool v Blackpool August 62 I have to confess my first games was at Goodison Dumbarton or Dunfermline Inter cities I soon saw the light

[@devonchambers7569]

Goodison Park is like taking a step back into the past...wonderfully unique, a timelessness permeates it. May all who come to matches in these last seasons at Goodison cherish the memories, while looking forward to the new stadium. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@pompeyboy75]

We have exactly the same problem at Fratton Park simply no room to do anything on the current site other than spruce the old girl up

[@philgallier3037]

When City left Maine Road it was heartbreaking, so many memories but I can assure all you Everton fans it will be worth it. Everton FC need the new stadium to progress as a football club, on and off the pitch so cherish these last two seasons but embrace what the new stadium will give you and enjoy the new shiny 50,000+ stadium, do not let it stop you loving your football club.

[@kennethbell1069]

I recently visited Goodison after an absence of 45years due to moving away. Without planning it I happened to be sitting g in the same area of the ground I sat in when what was the 'new main stand was opened. Sadly this experience showed all the flaws I what was once a futuristic football experience the roof support posts still got in my line of vision. The provision of only one toilet block in the whole of the 2nd tier. Worryingly the sight of cracking concrete roof supports made me fearful when the foot stomping started. Yes sad but a new stadium is the only way forward. However happy memories of watching 'The Golden Vision' ,Bob latcbford' , Alan Ball and many more.

[@jamesfagan7823]

I was at Goodison 40 years ago when the semi circle was behind both goals and it was not in wonderful condition then

[@killbot86]

As a Liverpool fan from Australia, I am glad that Everton will get to move to a brand new, state-of-the-art stadium. Goodson Park is really showing its age, inside and out and isn’t befitting a club of such stature. I can’t wait for the first Merseyside Derby at the new ground once it opens…..

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

It's more sad than anything the Grand old Lady has seen more top flight games than any other venue and it's the largest surviving example of traditional English stadium design

[@marksummerton2391]

Just wanted to say in 1948, at the derby, with that massive 78k attendance, near enough the whole ground was standing. No health and safety in those days but what an atmosphere it must of been! I work near to Bramley Moor Dock and to see it changing day by day is fab 👌. I should be able to see the top of the ground from my desk. COYB!

[@samsingh3753]

Iam glad Everton have a new stadium 🏟

[@lenvella9541]

I was at Everton's 78,000 and also at Liverpools record crowd. As many have said it is all about money nothing else our greed. Will Everton change their name now to Bramley Moor? Does not have the same ring does it?

[@marksummerton2391]

@@lenvella9541 It definitely won't be called Goodison, maybe if they have a ground sponsor they may have a name like the Etihad or King Power Stadium. We'll have to wait and see.

[@JCQue]

Boss pictures them mate. Been going to Goodison for years but couldn’t believe just how many houses there are around it until now - crazy! I’ll be sad to see her go but we need a new stadium

[@philipfortune4477]

As a spurs fan I can tell you if they get it right as we did, it won’t be such a hard job to get used to your new surroundings

[@timthwaites9478]

Best thing about Spurs new ground is the bottom fill beers ,super quick and reasonable price for us away fans. 👍

[@marksilverbridge130]

@@timthwaites9478 are beers cheap how much if u don’t mind me asking ? I read yesterday West Ham charge £7.70 😂

[@samsingh3753]

Thats true ,spurs have a great stadium,,how many fans does the spurs kop stand hold ,which goes high into the sky

[@spurs1969spurs1969]

@@samsingh3753 17,000

[@nickcorleone8709]

@@samsingh3753 That’s the new Park Lane end. Amazing single tier stand. It has a bar called the Goal Line Bar because it’s literally the length of the goal line.

[@fredthemylegguyfromspongeb7217]

It's a shame. I love how picturesque Goodison Park always is. Beautiful, historic stadium truly.

[@TJS2212]

Sat in almost every part of this ground except family enclosure. Great memories and some terrible memories but all special in their own way. My dad had a season ticket for 32 years and goes whenever he has chance these days. Both granddad's went regularly back in the 50s and 60s, even though one supported Liverpool. He'd watch Everton 1 week then go to Anfield to watch Liverpool the next. My great grandad watched Dixie Dean in his pomp. So much history. Sad it has to go but times change and the game has moved on. Hopefully they get the new stadium right.

[@samsingh3753]

You should be very happy 😊 moveing to a new ground ,as noway on earth 🌎 can everton be expanded due to all 4 stands haveing houseing infront of there stands and on 1 corner next to yr stand you have a 130 year old holy church ⛪ plus ➕ you wont be seeing Anfield from yr ground no more ,,be happy 😀

[@gjh997]

This is excellent. Thank you very much for this

[@gm2407]

I am glad you are getting nice videos all around the ground. Be sure to back up your footage. One day this will be historic as there will be no Goodison park very soon.

[@bluenose1744]

Thanks mate, so good this. Great view. I will be sad to see it go. My son, dad,grandad, great grandad and me of all seen seen great times here. So many great days and nights. We have to move on but part of me will go with this iconic ground, I hope our new ground gives as much as the old lady has.COYB

[@francismichaelgarrett3465]

Great video and thank you for the time taken,. I loved it when you picked out the Bramley Moor development as you could see in the far distance the North Wales mountains. At that height, possibly Snowdonia National Park? If you had swung yout drone in the other direction, we could have seen the Pennines.

[@samodfilm]

Excellent video. We do need to move on but the memory of the grand old lady will live on forever. It will be a sad, sad day when she retires. English football will be losing one of the truly great heritages to the beautiful game.

[@standenberg]

💙Great vid mate 👍🏼 Another fact: During the 1966 World Cup tournament Goodison Park was used for 5 matches. Making it the second most used venue of the tournament. Obviously Wembley was most used with 9 matches (including all 6 featuring England, the final and the third-place match). The original schedule of the 1966 World Cup meant that if England won their group and then reached the Semi final, the match would be held at Goodison Park. However, the organising committee were allowed to swap the venues, with England playing Portugal at Wembley Stadium. The other Semi-final (West Germany vs USSR) was held at Goodison. It’ll be an emotional day when Everton leave Goodison, it’s such an unrivalled stadium on so many levels in footballs long history.

[@Southpaw.m]

Nice video mate, thanks for documenting this, it's fascinating seeing a different perspective of a place we often trundle those streets to on a match day 👍

[@rcn9910]

I’m dreading the day we leave Goodison. Bricks and mortar don’t usually mean much to be but this place…

[@djalba1163]

As a Celtic fan iv got to say I'll miss Goodison cos it's one of the last stadiums with character n would much rather of saw your club try everything to redevelop it cos that's where the history n heart n soul of the club belongs...New stadiums don't have that same feel

[@lookskyewalker]

How often have Celtic played there ? How can you miss somewhere you never go to ???

[@michaelgallagher7549]

@@lookskyewalker I'm a Celtic fan as well a number of years ago we travelled to the Neville Southall testimonial maybe what previous Celtic fan ment was the old atmosphere's are the best granted I've on been once but was a great occasion we are still at Celtic park ground definitely loads better some great scalps last few years maybe just nostalgia

[@matthewsc5173]

@@michaelgallagher7549 celtic are shite

[@michaelgallagher7549]

@@matthewsc5173 lol thanks for your input from undoubtedly a sevco fan with a massive 2 trophies in 10 year you had a fantastic run last year in Europe but if Celtic are shite what that make you lot

[@garyunsworth726]

Why can't teams just continue playing in their grounds they have done since eighteen hundred and odd?? Money that's why 👎

[@Guesswho-qk2kv]

Loving your vids mate 👍🏼that’ll be a brilliant photo once the new stadium is up . God I love that place so much and it’ll be a sad day when the blues finally leave the “grand old lady “

[@gm2407]

The if you buy all the houses and make people homeless you get backlash argument seems weird to me. It might actually be more cost effective to not buy the houses on the cheap but buy a replacement house in a nice area for people living there instead. Hence not homeless and fully paid off. Say 30 houses at 100k-200k each would be £6m. They could easily buy up the housing over several seasons and clear the area quite cheaply then build up one stand at a time. No club needs to throw their weight around as good pr gives a lot of goodwill. Give people a fair deal. If the people there are renting not owning and will be homeless find them somewhere else to be and pay a years rent for them. Has to be a better way then compulsory purchase and eviction. In Everton's case the new stadium is already being built and the old ground is sold so my point is moot. But just wanted to make it. Of course I accept that no club is going to try and knock a church down. I'm not religious, I just know it is a bad idea unless the diocees has already made plans to deconsocrate the land and get rid of the church and even that is super unlikely.

[@JS-cu8bz]

Quality little video mate. Nice camera work and commentary.

[@adamdorey4208]

Loved going to Goodison in the 70s/80s. Fabulous atmosphere. I miss them throwing sweets to the crowd as well. Shame to see it go if it does.

[@alfredodavie2842]

I bet there has been a few close to that attendance , ie Leeds Utd cup replay in the 60s , a lot bunked in , the Daily Post said something like 72,000 .

[@davideccles6498]

I'm sure we had 78000 on against SUNDERLAND the father in law who by the way is a RED was there at that time mates would go to watch both teams UTFT NIL SATIS NISI OPTIMUM

[@gavinjohnson8951]

I'm late to this upload, but it was interesting to see the opening drone footage of the Old Lady from the Bullens Rd side of the ground. I don't think I've ever seen Goodison from that perspective.

[@123tinhat123]

if you look at the Bullens Rd side, those houses could have easily been compulsory purchased. They are a mixture of social landlords, slum landlords and about 5 private.( I know this due to my previous job.) The school could also have been demolished and relocated to the old Priory school site 1/2 mile away. After all this the ground could have been turned 90 degrees and rebuilt. Just would have took a bit of willpower to do it and Everton could have built a new stadium with all the local businesses dependant on Everton being able to trade in the future.

[@Goozero1]

Idk about stadium regulations but couldn't they expand upwards with the stand behind the car park? Like add more on the height?

[@rickyleyland-my4is]

As liverpool fan, I will be sad to see Everton leave goodison park. But I wish them all the luck in the world. In the new ground👍👍👍👍

[@brianennion4832]

Breaks my heart. Those drone shots are stunning, though. Thank you.

[@purpledragons1146]

I'm a Leeds fan and I wouldn't give up an old school stadium like Elland Road for anything. Goodison Park has a great atmosphere and good history moving to an expensive new stadium will kill the atmosphere like Arsenal did when they left Highbury

[@johntyrrell3458]

Steeped in history some great .empties from the 50s onwards But we will create new memories on the banks of the royal blue Mersey with the new stadium

[@jcb678]

Excellent video Mr KCI .. And all the genuine well wishes and heart rending reminiscing from footy fans everywhere.. Have to agree with almost every sentiment & concern expressed up now.... Full stop.. But I have to say this, having been involved in the new stadium process at supporter level, and having enjoyed matches at a fair percentage of modern bowl type stadiums, and hopefully with a genuine sense of modesty, our new stadium will be a degree above the norm .. I won't name the stadiums I consider all of a type, we all know them anyway, Obviously the the spurs one is a bit special in terms of quality and while ours won't be as big or as technically excellent as that, I guarantee it match it for build quality and in terms of appearance ours will be unique. As for the concerns around the goodison atmosphere, believe me, it was high on the list of considerations throughout every stage of planning. There's going to be a wall of sound from that single tier south stand that will make Rorkes drift look like a walk in the park As an attendee of the grand old lady since 1966 I am gonna miss her every bit as much as everyone else but I bet after a few seasons in the place there won't be quite so many looking back.. THANKS for an excellent perspective lad ..

[@boringlyawesum]

maybe have safe standing areas to increase capacity it works in germany

[@GeorgeRenshaw-f6c]

Still remember those great 1966 world cup nights at goodison park

[@Groindz]

Good vid. The drone and video quality are brilliant too

[@stephen1562]

Enjoyed your video, if theres one stadium in the Premier League id like to visit its Goodison, not because I like Everton but because the ground has character with a capital C.

[@DeniseFactor]

Just shows how things have changed in relatively recent history. I'm a Spurs fan but I was in Liverpool to look up an old girlfriend (hope your doing fine Denise by the way) in December 93 and while there, I took in the match between Everton and Southampton. I sat high in that huge stand and the empty seats around me were many in number. Everton won 1-0 courtesy of I think, a goal by Tony Cottee, but with the game petering out, after about 85 mins I left and had a few pints in the lovely pub right opposite the stand in the narrow street behind. Anyway now for my point, the people behind the bar, obviously Everton through and through asked me if i'd heard what the attendance was and I said that I think it was around 24,000. I was quite taken aback when they seemed very happy with that. Actually I later got told it wasn't quite that high but nevermind. It just shows how, since the start of the PL just how incredible the thirst for football is nowadays with Everton to name but one club now enjoying attendances of almost double the crowd that was in that day, not only that but them having to think about building a new stadium because even this is'nt enough. Of course my team has been able to do this much to my and thousands more Spurs fan's huge satisfaction. Everton's low attendance of course wasn't just a problem for them at the time, most stadiums were suffering low attendances too. Hope you manage to get round to building a magnificent new stadium and you all end up loving it as much as we do ours.

[@CHEESYhairyGASH]

Apparently the attendance at that game was 13,667, and, you were right, Tony Cottee scored the only goal. Won't be long before every ground in the premier league has an attendance of at least 40,000.

[@Destinationswithdunks]

1894 final was not at goodison but was host in 1910

[@paulstephens9306]

Thanks for making this video, fantastic to see !

[@jimwichelecki8275]

Lack of premium seating and boxes are another reason for the move.

[@MuzzleMagoo]

Great vid! I never knew how close Anfield was to Goodison. Can see why it's such a local derby. Really is unique having a church in its shadow.

[@Hestherelaa]

Top club Everton from Sunderland fan

[@jeffreymartin6857]

Great high quality video, hope to see more.👍🇬🇧

[@barbelking3517]

Really enjoyed video and very informative also, but it was also a heartbreaking watch, I've got tons of great memories of our famous ground but it will break many an evertonians heart when we leave,😪

[@Golfiematt]

Great video that will be cherished by many in years to come

[@prestonwestend1278]

Not sure how the problem of the proximity of houses is solved by a new stadium surrounded closely on three sides by water.

[@nickcorleone8709]

Goodison Park is the only PL stadium ever without proper corporate facilities (executive boxes, etc.). Great as both the pitch and the atmosphere are, the stadium itself is massively outdated, and quite simply it’s far more cost effective to build a new one - whilst selling the current one as land for redevelopment - than it is to develop the current one.

[@richardmaddog1110]

Interesting to note there is only 1 row of houses in gwladys Street as the other row got knocked down when the GS stand got upgraded in 1938

[@stevenhoughton1406]

Great footage didn't realize how close Everton and Liverpool grounds were to each other I'm a Birmingham City fan can't imagine being that close to Villa we would be smashing each others grounds up and fighting in the park. Seems sad to leave Goodison park with all that history that neighborhood will never be the same again be great if Birmingham could somehow have your old ground ST Andrew's is falling apart

[@peter1282]

Its not just the size of the ground its the huge amount of matchday money they missing out on through hospitality etc

[@nickcorleone8709]

I remember LFC applying for planning permission to build a new stadium in Stanley Park. However, the City Council (perhaps influenced by a certain Joe Anderson?!) didn’t want to be seen to be helping LFC to the detriment of EFC, and it basically insisted the only way planning permission would be granted is if the two clubs shared any such ground. And the thought of that was so unpalatable to both sets of fans the idea never got off the ground, although it would’ve made so much sense in many ways.

[@letsdoitnow121]

Dodgy Joe had a lot to answer for!

[@johnanderson6341]

Liverpool did get planning permission to build a stadium in Stanley park , they even put spades in the ground to get funding grants!! I wonder if they ever paid it back ?

[@petef7323]

I imagine it's going to be so much better for those houses when the ground goes.

[@MrUltras73]

Very nice, Greetings from Sydney Australia !!

[@thistimeimhere]

Didn't realise Everton had so many firsts. Interesting history video thanks. From a rangers supporter good luck to everton this year and hope our lad Patterson becomes the top player we think he will.

[@michaelgallagher7549]

Born 2012

[@hindlewalker9330]

Amazing video ,really enjoyed watching , from a Spurs fan.

[@MarkMoran10]

Been going to Goodison for over 50 yrs it will be sad when we move but for the club moving foward the new stadium is needed. Great video mate.

[@samsingh3753]

No ,it will be a great day ,as you wont be seeing Anfield from Goodison park any more ,happy days 😀

[@Raptorman0909]

The first club to play football in Liverpool wasn't LFC but Everton, AND they played their first games at, wait for it, ... Anfield! Like many stadiums that had to build around obstacles the stadium design was compromised in order to fit those obstacles in. Bramley-Moore Dock offers a cleaner slate without housing or churches vying for space. The seating at Bramley-Moore, about 52,000 as I recall, but there are provisions to increase the seating to 62,000 which would make it even with Tottenham's new stadium. I think the design being done to allow 52,000 seats when first opened and then being able to increase that to 62,000 when time and funding permit is the way stadiums for most teams should be designed. The big teams it makes little sense to design in expansion like this given that they should build as large as the fan base can support right off the bat as that will bring in the most money. Another factor is that modern stadiums include private boxes for the well healed, and the guaranteed money the team gets from these luxury box holders is nothing to sneeze at. And then there's the merch stores and food vendors that have pretty much always been there, but with modern facilities and smartphone apps permitting fans to order food from the app and have it delivered to your seat there are substantial economic opportunities not available with older stadiums. Still, there are aspects of these older stadiums that speak to another age and to those that frequented them in times gone by!

[@grahamfarleck6377]

End of an era approaching rapidly, what will be come of the famous Everton valley when the streets are empty on match day .

[@UVMEA1]

We didn’t have to leave we could have moved the park end stand back towards the Road, then moved the pitch and rebuilt the bullens Rd made it higher and took away the obstructed views maybe ad some boxes, then bring the street end out to the edge of the pitch like it is now and rebuild that and make it similar length and High to the Park End…. Family enclosure, Main Stand, Top balcony, restructure and add a second tear inside the main Stand for more executive boxes! The question was would it be cheaper to rebuild Goodison Park or make a clean brake and build a new stadium? So we didn’t have to move! It was more convenient and possibly cheaper as the club would have lost money due to one end or side being closed during the season or even 2 that it would take to rebuild the stadium! Great video though, love the Old lady and you have captured her from every angle and as long as you save the film People 100 years from now will be looking at it and saying my dad or my grandad used to tell us about it!

[@tonymoorcroft7483]

It would be great to get both grounds lit up at night, I'm sure the will be a opportunity once Bramley Moore is built

[@graemeb3521]

Good idea. Be good if they could get a connected night beam across to link them

[@adambrough7969]

Imagine if we could replicate the main stand where the bullens road stand is, and make the park end 2 tiered.

[@MrMANNAROTH]

Thank you so much. That was beautiful. My wife and I are planning a trip to England before her end. I have to watch Everton at Goodison.

[@GypsyJazzSecrets]

Beautiful video mate thank you - Robin

[@TheInsideVideo]

Fantastic and a bit emotional video. Great work!

[@Kaptanforpakistan]

I have a Question. Why they cant reconstrut this one?

[@zapre2284]

We messed up with the Park End stand. You can see how much further back a bigger stand could have been built, which would have enabled the pitch to move up and create a bigger foot print for the Glawdys St. It obviously wouldnt have solved the Bullins Rd, but it would have gave us about 55'000 , more exec suits, and thus put us in in a better financial position the past 25 years.

[@Ratetheirchannel]

I swear to god as a Manchester City fan I'll miss this beautiful ground , best away day in the league end of story . Ctid

[@BuildonRock]

Great shots there. I'm a Newcastle fan and we're in exactly the same situation as Goodison Park. We have listed buildings directly behind the east stand and they can't be pulled down, people have even suggested that they be moved brick by brick. It would be a real shame if both Goodison and St James's went.

[@samsingh3753]

Newcastle did buy some land to expand st james park ,but fat Ashley sold the land for 10 million before he sold up ,,now 50 /50 whether to move to a new ground

[@samsingh3753]

Goodison park has a 130 year old church built on one of the corners of the stand ,and theres rows and rows of houseing 10 feet away from Goodison park ,there for theres no way on earth they can expand 1 stand ,,they should be happy to move in there new ground on 24 /25 season

[@samsingh3753]

Yr Newcastle situation is different, Newcastle hold 52,000 ,Everton hold 39,000

[@BuildonRock]

@@samsingh3753 I did hear about that yes. Going to be really tricky to expand.

[@LOBBYTHEROBBER]

To be honest, no, it wouldn't. Both St James and Goodison offer the worst views for away fans, in the EPL (and Liverpool)!!

[@tonykeggin8906]

You in the Goodyear blimp? top angles.

[@tonykeggin8906]

Still got Ken Rogers book (Echo) on 'Goodison Forever' done in centenary year. 1992.

[@montybeaton3687]

great video , it was amazing to see the layout of the ground with the church and streets. by what ive seen the stadium will be stunning. if you can do a before and after of Goodison park that would be interesting. all the best

[@laurencetaylor1092]

Great video. Love Goodison, had a season ticket when I lived further north, but will see if I can manage a game to say goodbye to the old lady. Got to say, the new ground looks fantastic, and that steep single tier stand will be a magnificent wall of sound, so glad they designed a proper football stadium and not a bowl.

[@hazharibo7439]

I'd hate to leave elland road.. can't u build upwards,another tear ?

[@ausman05]

The downside to grounds that have been around for ever, no one thought 80 years ago how much space would be needed to get in the 50-60K+ fans needed these days so houses are all close to the ground, what has the ground where the stadium is now been earmarked for?

[@michaeldavies717]

What drone and camera did you use?

[@Kevcupo]

DJI Mavic 2 pro

[@animefan1836]

Pls make it as tourist attraction Everton fans around the world want to visit this stadium someday

[@grahamanderson7212]

Pittodrie Stadium in Aberdeen the home ground of Aberdeen FC and it was where the dug out was invented, Everton travelled North to play Aberdeen FC in a friendly and they saw the dug out at Pittodrie and they decided to install the first dug out in English football at Goodison Park, how sad that both Aberdeen Fc and Everton are contemplating moving grounds.

[@pureeffectmusic]

Great video ! Very important to record pictures of Goodison and tell its history before we move 👍🏻

[@digofthedump]

any development should keep the centre circle as a garden piece!! gl