Yes there will be life at Bramley-Moore Dock. After all, Goodison was not Everton’s first home. That would be Anfield, which they vacated in the early 1890s, creating space for the birth of Liverpool.
What we saw in the closing minutes was the desperate desire to strike a blow meeting an equal and opposite commitment not to yield.
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Read MoreIt is the sense of home and neighbourhood that is significant, even if Goodison has long been unfit for purpose, an ageing structure, poor facilities, imperfect sight lines.
The Blue House and the Winslow Hotel on Goodison Road are relics of an industrial period out of step with the modern fan experience. That is not to say some do not enjoy the recreational offering, only that the nature of these old meeting houses has changed.
Indeed, since the irresistible rise of Liverpool began more than half a century ago under Bill Shankly, Goodison Park has offered little protection to Everton, who have fallen behind in the win column, registering 59 to Liverpool’s 84.
When Manchester United were relegated in the 1970s, the size of the gates at Old Trafford was one of the few sources of esteem available to supporters.
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Read MoreGoodison rocked on Wednesday night like it did in 1985 and before that in 1970 because the sense of occasion, the last derby under its roof, demanded a response.
Once in the Dock, with a team powered by new money, Everton have the chance to rise again, to make Bramley-Moore an instrument of torture just as Goodison was when Ball, Kendall and Harvey ran the show, and later Sheedy, Stevens, Bracewell and Reid.
Tarkowski’s goal was about pride not trophies, about giving Everton fans a leg to stand on against their greatest rivals the morning after the night before.
None of it was by design. There was no time to think. The game was in its last throes, the players spent. Tarkowski, responding instinctively, put his laces through the ball and etched himself into legend. Goodbye Goodison.
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