| A good read on 09:38 - May 4 with 1163 views | Number_58 |
That's basically how I remember most of those grounds... fading signs, portacabins for club shops (no 'megastores' back then) and stands that looked as though they were about to fall down. |  | |  |
| A good read on 09:55 - May 4 with 1134 views | dwayne_dibley |
a documentary on 1970/80s football ground toilets would be enlightening. Probably more interesting that the garbage served up on the BBC today |  |
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| A good read on 10:28 - May 4 with 1102 views | Ifonly |
Brings back some memories. He calls that pitch at Old Trafford bare, that was pretty good for the time. I remember times at the Dell it seemed the whole thing was made of sand (a bit like our current defence). |  | | |
| A good read on 16:56 - May 4 with 998 views | dwayne_dibley |
| A good read on 10:28 - May 4 by Ifonly |
Brings back some memories. He calls that pitch at Old Trafford bare, that was pretty good for the time. I remember times at the Dell it seemed the whole thing was made of sand (a bit like our current defence). |
I remember they tried a sand injection technique on the Dell pitch. So much loose sand on top I expected to see camels and the Eighth Army | |
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