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Jul 31, 2003
34
no mention of the mighty 'shots???..a terrace to die for??....p.s hi again lady b...an ex silver surfer..busted at last:)
 




Jul 31, 2003
34
what..no mention of the 'rec and the mighty shots?..a terrace to die for(and bloody cold due to the flower bed at the other end)..quick helo to Lady B from a busted silver surfer...
 


fleet

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Jul 28, 2003
12,249
I liked most of them last season (except Gillingham, Grimsby and a few others)- may be a bit harder going back this season.
 


Jameson

Active member
in England - lower divisions - Huddersfield, Wrexham, Notts County (don't ask me why, I just liked them.)

Premier - haven't been to any recently but I always like WHL, Villa Park (fairly old fasioned but real grounds)

Europe - Amstedam Arena (awesome - even for Slovenia v's Spain), Real Madrid (old fashioned but towering and a real football ground)



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Yorkie

Sussex born and bred
Jul 5, 2003
32,367
dahn sarf
Mr Popkins said:
Hillsborough- its a good old fashioned football ground

just thought what the place would be like with a capcity crowd
must be awesome!!

It is. I went with my husband (before I converted him to Albion) when they were still in the Premier.
 




Shizuoka Dolphin

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Jul 8, 2003
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Voroshilov said:
I rather like QPR's ground, the name of which esccapes me.

Loftus Road - I was going to mention this one. I bet an evening cup tie there would be great - it's so tight and enclosed, I bet the noise would be fantastic with 3000 Albion in it. The only slight problem is with the away end being on two tiers. Great old fashoined footy ground though. :)
 


Guinness Boy

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Jul 23, 2003
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Up and Coming Sunny Portslade
Huddersfield was the best of the most recent ones I've been to.

Loved Kidderminster too, but that was mainly the enormous pies and surrounding pubs :drink:
 


Juan Albion

Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Plough Lane was my favourite. A real ground, and they let you almost change ends at half time - a football fan's ground, not a tarty 'theater of dreams' (PS before you flame me, it's a deliberate spelling of theater). Bleeding Manchester Yankees.
 




Fran Hagarty

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Jul 5, 2003
2,412
Mid Sussex
Loftus Road (QPR) Although it's all seater ( preferred it when it had terraces) it's nice & compact. The away end isn't so good for facilities, but the home stands are cool! I don't like these huge grounds where you need binocular vision to see the match, so Loftus Road suits me .
 


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