Goodison Park (Everton FC) Reviews

As I life-long Evertonian I will always remember the first game I saw at Goodison Park. It was against West Ham on October 4th 1975 and I can still remember how green the pitch looked as I walked up the steps to look for somewhere to stand on the Gwladys Street. Since then I have been everywhere else in the ground apart from Lower ...  Read the complete review

Goodison Park, is one of the oldest stadiums in english football and is home to Everton FC. The stadium has bagfuls of charm and character. On a matchday the stadium is often full and has a capacity of around 40,000. The atmosphere at goodision is electric and often when there you feel like you have stepped back in time, to the glory ...  Read the complete review

So first and formeost I am an Evertonian of more than thirty years who has been attending games here for most of that time, so what foloows will inevitably have a certaine blue tinted view. Firstly a little bit of history. Goodison Park located in Walton, is the home of Everton F.C. and has been since 1892 when something ...  Read the complete review

***Please do not comment or rate because of the team you support; actually read the review first!*** The first ever purpose built football stadium lies at the heart of a mass of housing. This has been the home of Everton f.c. since 1892. The four stands that were once representing architectural revolution, now left behind by ...  Read the complete review

Goodison Park was once one of the shining lights in the world of football stadia. Unfortunately, even this die-hard Evertonian can see that this is a ground that has had its day. Undoubtedly filled with history Goodison Park leaves me with a sad feeling of nostalgia. I grew up five minutes from the ground and saw during the nineties ...  Read the complete review

'Goodison Park' is the home of Everton Football club who play in the English Premier League. The stadium is situated in the city of Liverpool, was first built in 1892 and today has an all seated capacity of 40,569. It is actually one of the oldest football stadiums in the world believe it or not and was the first purpose built football ...  Read the complete review

Ok- firstly I admit bias, I am an Evertonian. In fact I have just some back from a slaughtering 2-0 defeat at Goodison by Manchester United today!! History As a bit of history Everton was a founder member of the football league in 1888, they have been first division champions 9 times, runners up 7 times, second ...  Read the complete review

In it's day Goodison park was the finest stadium in the country. If anybody has visited the ground in recent years they will quickly come to the conclusion that it is time for Everton to move on in order to regain their position at the forefront of english football. The ground still attracts high attendences so therefore can generate ...  Read the complete review

Goodison Park home of Everton is located on one side of Stanley Park (many consider Stanley Park to be the home of football), diagonally opposite that of our main rivals Liverpool by a short distance of 500 metres. The ground was built in the early fifties and was meant to be a showcase stadium, this was certainly the case. Goodison was ...  Read the complete review

Being a liverpool supporter, you would have to pay me to make me step inside the gates of goodison park other than to see Liverpool play. I have only been there once in october of last year (yes, liverpool where playing). I can honestly say that it is one of the worst stadiums i have ever been to. The facilities there where terrible. The ...  Read the complete review