As a software engineer, i mostly work on "mainframes" and "big corporate servers"...
And our daily language (I mean the one in 95% of our base code) is Cobol, which uses extensively GOTOs.
This usage doesn't mean the code is bad. It just means that this tool (GOTO) was the right one at the moment programs were written.
To answer Kaitsuli's question, I think it can be useful tool when writing PHP scripts.
On the other hand, a lot of scripts were achieved without it for almost a decade by now. Furthermore, it goes against PHP's evolution with more object-oriented features.
IMHO, it's nor good nor a bad thing for the code be produced : good programs will still be good and "horror programs" will be worse... The only question is : "Why adding GOTOs 10 years after proving it was not necessary ?".