Goodison Park
Historic football ground of steep stands, home to a club nicknamed for local toffee shops.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Goodison Park in Liverpool follows the sweets behind Everton's nickname, from the toffee shops of Everton village to the ground the club moved into in eighteen ninety-two. Two rival shopkeepers turn up, Molly Bushell and Mother Noblett, along with a striped mint, a matchday ritual and the little tower on the club crest. Best heard outside the main gates, looking up at the stands.
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