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BBC's Gethin Jones' emotional message as he says goodbye to 'era'
The star said it was one of the best experiences he's ever had as he marked a farewell
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Morning Live presenter Gethin Jones took to social media to share a heartfelt post about one of his best experiences while hosting Everton's "End of an Era" ceremony.
On Sunday, May 18, he teamed up with former world champion boxer Tony Bellew to host a special post-match ceremony as Everton's Senior Men's team bid farewell and celebrated 133 years at Goodison Park.
The team triumphed over Southampton in the Premier League match, leaving the stadium for the last time on a high note. He posted on Instagram: "What a history, what a day. Goodison Park, forever @everton."
He continued: "On a personal note, one of the best experiences I've ever had... To compere the "End of an Era" ceremony in front of 40,000 people, live on the telly. To chat to some of Everton's greats.
"The script kinda went out of the window, pure emotion everywhere. End of an era for the men. Just the start for the women", reports Wales Online.
The presenter was hosting the "End of an Era" ceremony in front of 40,000 people (Image: Gethin Jones (Instagram- @gethincjones))While it marks the end of an era for Everton's men's team, taking over the park from the 2025/26 season will be Everton's women's team, led by captain Megan Finnigan.
She expressed: "To walk out at Goodison Park as our permanent home will be a real honour. It's where we belong - and we can't wait to create new memories there."
Brian Sørensen, the manager of Everton Women, expressed his excitement about the future, saying: "Our players will now have a stage that matches their potential, our fans will have a place to build an even stronger matchday culture, and young girls across Merseyside will see that this is a club where dreams can grow and come true."
Gethin couldn't contain his joy at being part of such a momentous occasion, revealing to evertonfc.com that he immediately shared the news with his friends on WhatsApp, exclaiming: "I was six or seven when I demanded my first shirt after we won the FA Cup in 1984, and, of course, winning the league and Cup Winners' Cup the next season.
"As a proud Welshman, I'm sure a lot of it had to do with Kevin Ratcliffe captaining the side, and big Nev in goal!"
He added: "It's a proud history, unique, the oldest purpose-built football stadium in the world. It's tough to move on but I think every Everton fan wants the Club to be winning trophies, competing at the very top, and these days you need to move with the times."
Fans were quick to share their pride and praise on social media, with one user commenting: "What a proud moment for you today being asked to present the coverage of the celebrations.
"The coverage on TNT Sports and Discovery+ this afternoon has been tremendous."
Another chimed in with heartfelt congratulations: "You did amazing. Couldn't have signed off with a better host!"
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