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 Post subject: Re: What is the Worst Away ground you have been to?
PostPosted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 11:15 am 
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Oh big Mixu aye did he score two as well?
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Bruce Rioja
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Oh big Mixu aye did he score two as well?


He did indeed - fooled us into thinking we'd landed a goal machine

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Bruce Rioja wrote:
ohjimmyjimmy wrote:
Oh big Mixu aye did he score two as well?


He did indeed - fooled us into thinking we'd landed a goal machine



I always enjoy seeing that game again on the Roadrunner season review video/dvd copy. Pitch invasion follows every goal!
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Bruce Rioja
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I always enjoy seeing that game again on the Roadrunner season review video/dvd copy. Pitch invasion follows every goal!


Think I'm going to while away the afternoon watching 92/93 again. What a season! :oyea:

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Bruce Rioja wrote:
P.O.S. wrote:
I always enjoy seeing that game again on the Roadrunner season review video/dvd copy. Pitch invasion follows every goal!


Think I'm going to while away the afternoon watching 92/93 again. What a season! :oyea:



Its a classic! Helped along by that "rap" song between each game!
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Bruce Rioja
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Bruce Rioja wrote:
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I always enjoy seeing that game again on the Roadrunner season review video/dvd copy. Pitch invasion follows every goal!


Think I'm going to while away the afternoon watching 92/93 again. What a season! :oyea:



Its a classic! Helped along by that "rap" song between each game!


Favourite all time season ever. Bruuuuuuuuuuuuce! :D

Still have some of the chalk from the penalty spot at the Lever End from which Super John dispatched the penalty against Preston :D

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Still have some of the chalk from the penalty spot at the Lever End from which Super John dispatched the penalty against Preston :D
:shock: :shock:

You kept that in the settlement then ??

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Off the top of my head in no particular order.

Wigan (Springfield Farm)
Grimsby
Rotherham (Millmoor)
Sarfend
Exeter (Away end still looks exactly the same)
Preston
Scarborough
Hull (Boothferry)
Halifax
Chester (Sealand Road)
Blackpool
Derby (Baseball Ground)
Barnsley
Huddersfield (Leeds Road)
Trashmere
Bournemouth
Oldham
Bury
Chesterfield
Rochdale
Shrewsbury
Port Vale
Northampton (County Ground - Half football, half cricket ground)

Tbf Burnden was a shithole too around the same time as the above, but it was our shithole. 8)
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Bruce Rioja
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Bruce Rioja wrote:
Still have some of the chalk from the penalty spot at the Lever End from which Super John dispatched the penalty against Preston :D
:shock: :shock:

You kept that in the settlement then ??

8)


She knew the price of everything and the value of nothing! 8)

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Forgot to mention; Scunthorpe. Hell hole, especially on a wet tuesday night, when all the unemployed steelworkers with no longer any steel to hammer, hang around outside the ground 'till full time and kick f*ck out of you 'cos it's better than stayin' in.
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I like big, shiny stadiums with bouncy seats but I don't mind if a club has an older ground as long as I don't get rained on.

The most old-skool ground I've been to was York but it was quite a nice walk to the ground and it's non-league so you can't be too critical.
Grimsby - I liked that you had to almost walk through the sea to get there.
Barnsley - ok, can't think of many positives there :wink:
Southampton - not sure whether it was the old or the new one but the sun was in my eyes for half the game.
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Can't quite remember the absolute worst, but honourable mentions go to Goodison Park, Maine Road and the old Wembley.
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bobo the clown
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Southampton - not sure whether it was the old or the new one but the sun was in my eyes for half the game.
You don't sit in the ESL at t'Reebok do you ?? :wink:

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