The views below are submitted by registered users of evertonfc.com and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton Football Club. View the Blueroom acceptable usage policy.

Favourite Part of Goodison Park
  • diablo99
    Posts: 24
    My mate is going to an everton match for the first time, possibly for the first game of the season, and we were wandering where you'd all recommend sitting. Personally I like the Upper Gwladys, but what do you all think?
  • DRINGO
    Posts: 636
    I PREFER LOWER GWLADYS !
  • 11blue
    Posts: 4,669
    Lower Glwadys for me.
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,216
    Top balcony so i get a good view of both goals.

    I'm a footballing connoisseur so i like to be able to get a good view of what is going on all over the pitch.
  • mikraz
    Posts: 2,158
    Park end, at the very back.
  • blue32years
    Posts: 16,291
    I've always had a soft spot for lower bullens


    Had some great times there






    And some 5 h1t ones
  • efcmustattack
    Posts: 186
    lower gwladys is the best place for a great atmosphere, but not the best view from the back row. best place to be imo
  • Whitney Houstons Crack Pipe
    Posts: 1,048
    sambo applecart said:

    Top balcony so i get a good view of both goals.


    I'm a footballing connoisseur so i like to be able to get a good view of what is going on all over the pitch.

    -----------------



    Top balcony is awful last time i was in there was when we beat city the season think Lescott scored
    I never seen the second half so this proves my point
  • Evertoneo
    Posts: 452
    efcmustattack said:

    lower gwladys is the best place for a great atmosphere, but not the best view from the back row. best place to be imo


    -----------------



    Pretty much this. When I had a season ticket in Lower Gwladys it may not have always been the most comfrotable place to sit with the sun glaring down on there for certain parts of the year and the view isn't the best compared to other parts of the stadium but the atmosphere is always the best and I'd have never wanted to sit anywhere else, whenever I go now I always try and sit in Gwladys street.
  • Warrington Dan
    Posts: 8,858
    I've had a few season/ half season tickets in the top balcony and it has a great view. This year I had a half season ticket in the upper Gwlady's and the atmosphere was great especially against Chelsea, Spurs and City. 
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,216
    Whitney Houstons Crack Pipe said:

    Top balcony is awful last time i was in there was when we beat city the season think Lescott scored
    I never seen the second half so this proves my point


    -----------------



    I'm happy sitting anywhere tbh mate. i jsut like sitting up there cos of the view more than anything. looking down on the pitch. the atmosphere isnt the best, but when ever ive sat there ive had a good view of the pitch which is important to me. 
  • Whitney Houstons Crack Pipe
    Posts: 1,048
    nah sandals the view is awful with the posts

    I was pretty high up in wembley and the view was superb main stand/top balcony isShite it just highlights the need of a new stadium under a pauper (in football terms) chairman,**** Reading are richer than us.....
  • WoodsyEFC
    Posts: 131
    Lower Gwladys.
  • blue32years
    Posts: 16,291
    You know the bit near the bin ?



    That bit
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,216
    Whitney Houstons Crack Pipe said:

    nah sandals the view is awful with the posts

    I was pretty high up in wembley and the view was superb main stand/top balcony isShite it just highlights the need of a new stadium under a pauper (in football terms) chairman,**** Reading are richer than us.....


    -----------------



    Yes mate i wouldn't not disagree there.

    I also dont mind sitting in the upper bullens. in the corner more or less in line with the goal at the Glawdys street end, thats not too bad a view. 
  • AussieSheila
    Posts: 1,748
    Last time I went I treated my old girl to the Alex ....ended up sitting a few seats across from BK. Wigan at home last year.

    Had the greatest day. Took pics of her with Dave Hickson, Joe Parkinson & Duncan Mckenzie. BK walked through & I had to restrain her because she wanted to know when we were going to win the FA Cup. Or anything really.....

    Still passionate at 84.

    But I'd sit anywhere if I didn't have to think about stairs etc.
  • Snipellis11
    Posts: 125
    Lower Gwladys.
  • david14
    Posts: 279
    top balcony the view is perfect.  i hate the lower gwladys view is awful.  if you must sit in the gwladys make sure its the upper gwladys cos at least you get a decent veiw up there
  • Ivdlit
    Posts: 2,039
    How do you say Gwladys? Is it like gwlawdys or gwlaydys or something.
  • sambo applecart
    Posts: 24,216
    gladice or gladiss 
  • Tomp
    Posts: 34
    Upper G for me. 
Add a Comment

Howdy, Stranger!

It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!

Forum

Poll

No poll attached to this discussion.

In this Discussion