ParisStag wrote:To be fair to em, that's a pretty professional and well-made guide to their ground.
Looks like a lot of thought goes into the match-day experience for both sets of fans. Just a shame that not as much thought went into that plastic, soulless bowl of a ground. I bet they miss Belle Vue.
yorkshire stag wrote:or go into the town, loads of pubs then get a taxi cost ya about £7
yorkshire stag wrote:ParisStag wrote:To be fair to em, that's a pretty professional and well-made guide to their ground.
Looks like a lot of thought goes into the match-day experience for both sets of fans. Just a shame that not as much thought went into that plastic, soulless bowl of a ground. I bet they miss Belle Vue.
i loved Belle Vue stinking wazz smelling open ended cracked concrete away end, corrugated sides & broken sound system proper League 2 hell hole, hate their ice hockey no presence ground now
Rob wrote:yorkshire stag wrote:ParisStag wrote:To be fair to em, that's a pretty professional and well-made guide to their ground.
Looks like a lot of thought goes into the match-day experience for both sets of fans. Just a shame that not as much thought went into that plastic, soulless bowl of a ground. I bet they miss Belle Vue.
i loved Belle Vue stinking wazz smelling open ended cracked concrete away end, corrugated sides & broken sound system proper League 2 hell hole, hate their ice hockey no presence ground now
I know what you mean but I don't agree, it was a raspberries ground, rubbish view (remember the sheep pen?), usually freezing cold and we normally lost after being called scabs for 2 hours! Yes the new place doesn't have the history but at least it has urinals that don't pour piss on your feet! We're getting to the age now Dave where we need more comfortable surroundings
Retro rob wrote:Station is a three mile walk, should take 30 minutes! I can't run 3 miles in that time!
Curry 9 Brace 7 wrote:Belle Vue was a tip.
A bit like being on Tiswas then.Dan wrote:Rob wrote:yorkshire stag wrote:ParisStag wrote:To be fair to em, that's a pretty professional and well-made guide to their ground.
Looks like a lot of thought goes into the match-day experience for both sets of fans. Just a shame that not as much thought went into that plastic, soulless bowl of a ground. I bet they miss Belle Vue.
i loved Belle Vue stinking wazz smelling open ended cracked concrete away end, corrugated sides & broken sound system proper League 2 hell hole, hate their ice hockey no presence ground now
I know what you mean but I don't agree, it was a raspberries ground, rubbish view (remember the sheep pen?), usually freezing cold and we normally lost after being called scabs for 2 hours! Yes the new place doesn't have the history but at least it has urinals that don't pour piss on your feet! We're getting to the age now Dave where we need more comfortable surroundings
And we always seemed get soaked in the cage too.
ST4GS wrote:A bit like being on Tiswas then.Dan wrote:Rob wrote:yorkshire stag wrote:ParisStag wrote:To be fair to em, that's a pretty professional and well-made guide to their ground.
Looks like a lot of thought goes into the match-day experience for both sets of fans. Just a shame that not as much thought went into that plastic, soulless bowl of a ground. I bet they miss Belle Vue.
i loved Belle Vue stinking wazz smelling open ended cracked concrete away end, corrugated sides & broken sound system proper League 2 hell hole, hate their ice hockey no presence ground now
I know what you mean but I don't agree, it was a raspberries ground, rubbish view (remember the sheep pen?), usually freezing cold and we normally lost after being called scabs for 2 hours! Yes the new place doesn't have the history but at least it has urinals that don't pour piss on your feet! We're getting to the age now Dave where we need more comfortable surroundings
And we always seemed get soaked in the cage too.
yorkshire stag wrote:ParisStag wrote:To be fair to em, that's a pretty professional and well-made guide to their ground.
Looks like a lot of thought goes into the match-day experience for both sets of fans. Just a shame that not as much thought went into that plastic, soulless bowl of a ground. I bet they miss Belle Vue.
i loved Belle Vue stinking wazz smelling open ended cracked concrete away end, corrugated sides & broken sound system proper League 2 hell hole, hate their ice hockey no presence ground now
victor A block wrote:Good video which shows how much further forward they are in terms of facilities, hospitality and ground when they really came from a smaller fan base at Belle Vue. Keith's legacy remains in many ways despite what the Radford's have done.
Spiritater wrote:Such an atmosphere as yesterday of such passion and unbridled joy can be frightening to young ones. Hope he's ok now.
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