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Goodison Park stadium, home of the Everton since 1892


Fans on the match day


Mark Hall said "present facilities cannot compete with those offered by Manchester United although they compete in the same league"


Fish and Chip shop next to the stadium


Mr Chaw and his daughter Linda in The Goodison chip shop. Mr Chaw's has been here for the last 35 years. These businesses depend on fans and workers at Goodison for their income and many fear they will be badly hit by the move.


John, Patrick, Sean, and Robert before the match


George Orr and Mark Staniford both produce Everton fanzines


Joseph, James, and Ryan in front of the Everton Supporters' Club founded in 1958 is the oldest in the country


Brenda, Zack, Lindsey, John, and Phil in the Everton Supporters' Club


Birthday celebrations in the Everton Supporters' Club


T-Shirt vendor in the Everton Supporters' Club. Message on the t-shirt reads: 'Liverpool- probably not the best team in the world'


St Luke's church is situated right next to the stadium


Rev Henry Ross of St Luke's is also club chaplain at Everton. He is also in charge of the Bluebloods Foundation which was formed to assist veteran Everton players


Church enjoys very good and very close relationship with the team. Club recently moved the kick off time to a later time to allow service to go undisturbed


St Luke's church hall before the match


Volunteers preparing tea for the fans


Proceeds from the St Luke's go to the Bluebloods Foundation


Fans in the hall of the St Luke's church


Fans in the hall of the St Luke's church


Fans' wedding at Goodison Park stadium


Bride arriving for the wedding at Goodison Park


Wedding on the terraces of Goodison Park


Wedding on the terraces of Goodison Park


Plaques of the fans whose ashes have been scattered on the ground


© Ismar Uzeirovic 2002