by Hound » 08 May 2023 17:13
by Mr Angry » 08 May 2023 17:50
blythspartanAscotexgunnerSnowflake Royal Not been to the stadiums, but been to Carlisle and Hartlepool with work and they were much nicer than say Bedford or Peterbrough
Think I've been to Hartlepool. Can't remember, do you have to go a cross a field to get to the ground......or maybe I'm thinking of Darlington.
I think it’s Darlington. I went there in 1986 when we drew 0-0. A field rings a bell but I have to admit my memory is getting worse these days. It was a dull game but we secured promotion.
by Sutekh » 08 May 2023 18:08
Mr AngryblythspartanAscotexgunner
Think I've been to Hartlepool. Can't remember, do you have to go a cross a field to get to the ground......or maybe I'm thinking of Darlington.
I think it’s Darlington. I went there in 1986 when we drew 0-0. A field rings a bell but I have to admit my memory is getting worse these days. It was a dull game but we secured promotion.
I was there for that game; incredibly boring.
by tmesis » 08 May 2023 18:09
Royal_jimmy Most looking forward to being away to Oxford, Port Vale, Lincoln and Shrewsbury being new grounds I haven't been to. Also looking forward to going to Wycombe, Cambridge, Pompey, Cheltenham, Bristol Rovers and Exeter. The rest of the league is dull.
by Mr Angry » 08 May 2023 18:15
tmesisRoyal_jimmy Most looking forward to being away to Oxford, Port Vale, Lincoln and Shrewsbury being new grounds I haven't been to. Also looking forward to going to Wycombe, Cambridge, Pompey, Cheltenham, Bristol Rovers and Exeter. The rest of the league is dull.
Gay Meadow was a great ground to go to, but sadly the new place is just a modern concrete box.
Port Vale is horrible. Even when they refurbished it in the 1990s, everything still looked about 40 years old. At least the main stand is finished now. It still looked like it had a shanty town down one side when I last went.
by Royal_jimmy » 08 May 2023 20:08
Houndtidus_mi2genome Hahahaha Millwall with the spectacular bottle job
The Met will be breathing a sigh of relief, no East London derby in the Prem.
Yeah impressive that
Stoke got to be one of the weirdest aides of the year. Absolutely useless bar one month when they were amazing (didn’t they beat Sunderland 5-0 away?)
Pleased to see some good clubs in the play offs and not just prem league rebounds. Hoepfully wba have to sell everyone or use, and Norwich and Watford stay down for a while
by Royal_jimmy » 08 May 2023 20:09
Hound Solely in football terms hope Sunderland go up, and if not them, Cov.
Two brilliantly managed clubs by Mowbray and Robins, who have shown great spirit, ability and played decent football to match
Fair play to both of them.
by Royal_jimmy » 08 May 2023 20:10
tmesisRoyal_jimmy Most looking forward to being away to Oxford, Port Vale, Lincoln and Shrewsbury being new grounds I haven't been to. Also looking forward to going to Wycombe, Cambridge, Pompey, Cheltenham, Bristol Rovers and Exeter. The rest of the league is dull.
Gay Meadow was a great ground to go to, but sadly the new place is just a modern concrete box.
Port Vale is horrible. Even when they refurbished it in the 1990s, everything still looked about 40 years old. At least the main stand is finished now. It still looked like it had a shanty town down one side when I last went.
by Sutekh » 09 May 2023 06:53
by tidus_mi2 » 09 May 2023 10:00
Sutekh Play off fixtures
Sheff Wed v Peterborough
Barnsley v Bolton
Stockport v Salford
Carlisle v Bradford
All looks distinctly northern! Personally hoping Carlisle and Sheff Wed both win through.
by Royal_jimmy » 09 May 2023 10:33
tidus_mi2Sutekh Play off fixtures
Sheff Wed v Peterborough
Barnsley v Bolton
Stockport v Salford
Carlisle v Bradford
All looks distinctly northern! Personally hoping Carlisle and Sheff Wed both win through.
In the idea that we'll be going on a promotion charge next season, I'd rather Sheffield Wednesday or Barnsley go up, they'll be guaranteed to be strong next season again if they don't go up.
by Dirk Gently » 09 May 2023 12:37
SutekhMr Angryblythspartan
I think it’s Darlington. I went there in 1986 when we drew 0-0. A field rings a bell but I have to admit my memory is getting worse these days. It was a dull game but we secured promotion.
I was there for that game; incredibly boring.
Think the Feethams was around a cricket pitch or something, certainly fairly unique - but then so was them playing in their 20000 seater white elephant.
by DarOv » 09 May 2023 14:24
Royal_jimmytidus_mi2Sutekh Play off fixtures
Sheff Wed v Peterborough
Barnsley v Bolton
Stockport v Salford
Carlisle v Bradford
All looks distinctly northern! Personally hoping Carlisle and Sheff Wed both win through.
In the idea that we'll be going on a promotion charge next season, I'd rather Sheffield Wednesday or Barnsley go up, they'll be guaranteed to be strong next season again if they don't go up.
I'd like Sheffield Wednesday to win them. In league 2 I'd prefer Salford to win theirs followed by Carlisle, I think those 2 will be the easiest pickings from those 4. Don't want a side coming up from league two who may easily stay up.
by Mid Sussex Royal » 09 May 2023 18:24
Dirk GentlySutekhMr Angry
I was there for that game; incredibly boring.
Think the Feethams was around a cricket pitch or something, certainly fairly unique - but then so was them playing in their 20000 seater white elephant.
Yep, Feethams was just brilliant. A walk past the cricket pitch to get to the stand, and then changing ends at half-time. A real loss.
by Darlo Royal » 09 May 2023 18:40
by under the tin » 10 May 2023 10:55
Dirk GentlySutekhMr Angry
I was there for that game; incredibly boring.
Think the Feethams was around a cricket pitch or something, certainly fairly unique - but then so was them playing in their 20000 seater white elephant.
Yep, Feethams was just brilliant. A walk past the cricket pitch to get to the stand, and then changing ends at half-time. A real loss.
by Sutekh » 10 May 2023 10:56
under the tinDirk GentlySutekh
Think the Feethams was around a cricket pitch or something, certainly fairly unique - but then so was them playing in their 20000 seater white elephant.
Yep, Feethams was just brilliant. A walk past the cricket pitch to get to the stand, and then changing ends at half-time. A real loss.
That brings back an echo from the fixture away at Northampton Town back in the day..
One side of the footy pitch roped off for spectators to stand on the grass that was actually the outfield of Northamptonshire CCC.
Happy days
by paultheroyal » 10 May 2023 11:01
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by Sutekh » 10 May 2023 11:16
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