We had it right at BP.
Away fans in North, no roof, poor view, blinded by sun or soaked by rain, and virtually inaudible.
Away fans in North, no roof, poor view, blinded by sun or soaked by rain, and virtually inaudible.
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Romantic and l love it. But we only climbed the league's after we moved back to the Circle.
Drink water, stretch, fold and refold a towel, wait for the ball to come back from 100 yds away, wonder what the other keeper's up to behind 20 players...
Tidy huge number of oranges into a neat pile.
Only because the place had gotbrundvfown. Previously when BP was in its prime because of the daft decision to put seats behind,each goal (when Kops became popular the North Stand with no seats in would have made a great, noisy Kop) we had the situation where home fans were behind each goal with the roofs high above (after being able to move around the ground stopped and away fans no longer went on South Stand) and the away fans were in the East Stand where the low roof meant a few away fans could make themselves sound like a lot more.
There was a roof when i went.
You seem quite happy treating away fans like ****e ???
There was still plenty of standing room but theyd all ****ed off to support leeds ****e, man ure n scouse twats
The point is it diluted the atmosphere . Would have been a great noise in their if it had remained all,standing.
Anyway, according tombstone being stood at the bottom behind the goal net is the worst place to be.
It wouldnt have made any difference.The point is it diluted the atmosphere . Would have been a great noise in their if it had remained all,standing.
Anyway, according tombstone being stood at the bottom behind the goal net is the worst place to be.
Nobody wanted to support City.
Every bastard at school supported top flight clubs
I was talking about what a good Kop it would have been in the late 60s, early 70s when we were getting larger crowds. .
There were none in the earlier 50's, also I remember the East stand before they put the roof on and spoilt the view of the trains going past.
I also went in the early 50's with my Granddad & Uncle, we always went to the very top of the North Stand standing area.
There was a large fence running from the top of the stand to the bottom, inside the fence were wooden bench seats these were directly behind the goal, they were usually empty.
It's not 1,000, it's a couple of hundred and even that's pretty much a guess.