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Most different and unusual stadium you've been to.

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  1. Not missing stern john

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    For me MK Dons was pretty special. Weird how it is sunken in the ground.

    Semi-final JPT we had more fans then them!!
     
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    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    ... And I am still my son's hero for starting "que cera cera" after the goal. Got home and the first thing he said to his mum, was "Dad started a song, it was cool"

    He was 9 then. I am no longer cool :(
     
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    Downthe36 Well-Known Member

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    I went to uni in Swansea so used to go and watch them on a pretty regular basis when they were back in League 2 at The Vetch, whilst perhaps not an unusual stadium it was a proper old school ground and I really enjoyed going along.
     
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    The away entrance at Kenilworth Road in Luton is mad.
     
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  5. I J Miggs

    I J Miggs Active Member

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    I used to live in Margate . I went to hartsdown park when ever possible to watch Margate , then they were renamed Thanet United only to be renamed Margate again, and be sponsered by Buster bloodvessel's( singer from bad manners ) hotel Fatty Towers . the pitch was on a steep slope , so the ball would always run out of play on the south side of the pitch .
    Things went wrong off the pitch and we lost hartsdown park , had to play at Dover . Never seen them play since .
     
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  6. fatletiss

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    Luton is mad. Apart from the exit, which I think they call the M1
     
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    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    I played a few times at Margate. Around 93-98. When did you watch them?
     
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    I J Miggs Active Member

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    [QUOTEI played a few times at Margate. Around 93-98. When did you watch them?][/QUOTE]

    must have been around that time , i was in my early 20's
     
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    Piebacca Well-Known Member

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    And never will be again.
     
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    Plough lane ....
     
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    Piebacca Well-Known Member

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    Going to Croke Park as an Englishman was weird, for historical reasons.
     
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  12. redandwhite

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    Craven Cottage. First visit there this season.

    Like a lot of the old stadiums it doesn't have any corners, but unlike the others, at the cottage the stands behind the goal just extend out and seem to go on forever. We were practically in the river, couldn't have been more than 20 meters. Add to that the Cottage in the corner and the exterior being made for bricks.

    Oh, and when the players come out of the dressing room, they are outside. Weirdddd
     
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    Probably Watford, it only has three open sides and the other side has terraces from the old days!

    Odd.
     
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    Yep and the fact it is a phenomenal stadium on three sides... And then the hill.

    I went to see the hurling there two years ago. Amazing.
     
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    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    You're a cruel, cruel man. Who are you to dash the dreams of an old fat Dad :)
     
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  16. Piebacca

    Piebacca Well-Known Member

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    There's an upside. You can take sadistic glee in being as embarrassing as possible.
     
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  17. fatletiss

    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    Oh I'm definately in that game.
     
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    fran-MLs little camera Well-Known Member

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    I offered to take my son on a free holiday...he couldn't bear to come even at that price. I think I'd have had to pay him to go. Don't know what his problem is....I think I'm a pretty good dancer:1980_boogie_down:
     
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    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    Dad dancing rocks more.
     
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    Stadion Poljud, Hajduk Split
     
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