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On the final Merseyside derby night at Goodison Park, Everton’s historic home delivered one last unforgettable spectacle of passion, chaos, and resilience. From Tarkowski’s last-gasp equaliser to the mayhem that followed, the Grand Old Lady refused to bow out quietly. This is the story of Goodison’s final stand—a night of raw emotion that will echo through Everton folklore forever.
After years of turbulence, Evertonians finally have reasons to be optimistic. From David Moyes’ impact on the club’s revival to Beto’s resurgence and a rock-solid defense, the Toffees are showing real promise.
With Bramley-Moore Dock on the horizon and momentum building, here’s why Everton fans can start looking up instead of down.
For Thomas Dring, matchdays at Goodison have been more than just work—they’ve been a way of life. As a programme seller, he’s witnessed the passion up close, shared stories with fans, and soaked in the Grand Old Lady’s atmosphere. Now, with the move to Bramley-Moore approaching, Thomas reflects on his time at Goodison and what the transition means for him and the Everton faithful.
When Lee Cooper sat down to watch Everton’s must-win game against Bournemouth in a Turkish bar filled with rival fans, he had no idea he was about to become an internet sensation.
As Doucouré’s strike secured Premier League survival, his wild celebration—jumping on tables and silencing doubters—was caught on camera and quickly went viral all over the world. This is the story of one Evertonian, miles from home, standing defiant in enemy territory.
Goodison Park isn’t just a stadium—it’s a home, a sanctuary, and the heartbeat of Everton Football Club. As the Grand Old Lady nears her farewell, this collection by ‘The People’s Author’ Anthony Roche captures the memories, emotions, and untold stories of the fans who made Goodison special.
Featuring contributions from devoted Evertonians, club legends, and famous names, this book is a tribute to a place that will live on forever in the hearts of the Blues.
Anthony Roche, known as ‘The People’s Author,’ has dedicated his work to capturing the rich history and spirit of Everton Football Club. From the glory days of Kendall and Harvey in Having a Ball with Kendall and Harvey 84/85, to the magic of The Kid That Sparkles, and behind-the-scenes insights in Welcome to Bellefield and Tales from Within, his books bring the Blues’ stories to life. Whether reliving iconic moments or uncovering untold tales, Roche’s books are essential reading for any True Blue.