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Our first stadium

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  1. originallambrettaman

    originallambrettaman Mod Moderator
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    I thought this was actually our second, but I didn't include the Boulevard as we only played friendlies there as far as I was aware.
     
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  2. Stuart Blampey

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    Correctamundo.

    Fact :we played at 3 different grounds in 3 successive home games in Feb/Mar 1906
     
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  3. Barchullona

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    Record attendance was 32,000 for a cup game against Newcastle United. Which is larger than the record crowds for either the Boulevard or Craven Park.
     
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  4. The FRENCH TICKLER

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    If you look closely you can see where OLM and Steve Evans had there first run in ? <whistle>
     
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  5. HHH

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    I believe this is said image...

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  6. Stuart Blampey

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    That's the one.

    You can see partially exposed terrace steps on the other side of that embankment.
     
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  7. augustatiger

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    Now that has been unearthed our odds with William Hill have plummeted.
    Where was the access to the circle before the railway flyover.Am I right in think Anlaby Road had the same course before the flyover
     
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  8. Stuart Blampey

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    More or less yeah, flyover is a bit further to the north than the old road.
     
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  9. originallambrettaman

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    That's the badger...
     
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  10. Is Vic there?

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    Abuse of position ! <laugh>
     
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  11. The B&S Fanclub

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    Someone told me some of the banking for the terracing is still visual today...Though I have not looked I do wonder if its bullshit.
     
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  12. HHH

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    This aerial shot might give a better idea of how it fits in...

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  13. Is Vic there?

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    That's a great photo . When was the old part of Hull Royal built ( the old red brick building adjacent to the flyover)?

    I thought that might be on this photo.
     
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  14. flyingpotato

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    The large oblong building in the bottom right corner is the East Yorkshire bus garage, I didn't think it was that old.
     
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  15. HHH

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    Houghton block was built 1914. Think it would just be off the right edge of the pic.
     
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  16. Anal Frank Fingers

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    I took some photos of what is left of the old ground the other month. There is still some terracing clearly visible and the back of the north stand there. Worth a wander and look before a match.
     
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  17. Anal Frank Fingers

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    Yeah, its there. When you go up the steps towards the walkway just take a right off onto the grass, down the slop and you'll see the back of the stand. Have a climb up and the terracing is there.
     
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  18. TygerTyger

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    Why is it always the bloke that gets the blame. Maybe the goat led him on. You know, fluttering its eyes at him, wearing short skirts, that sort of thing.
     
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  19. Stuart Blampey

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    Better shagging goats than shagging kids (see what I did there?).

    Paradise Allotments <laugh>
     
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    Not the best pictures but you get the idea.
     
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