1966 AND ALL THAT
GOODISON PARK might have been the
oldest venue at the 1966 World Cup,
but it was one of the few that did not
require extra seating. Its quartet of
stands, three of which were designed
by Archibald Leitch, already possessed
13,500 seats, and the only problem was
the length of the pitch. With FIFA
stipulating a minimum pitch size of 115
yards by 75 yards, Everton's solution
was to cut two semi-circles out of the
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