Who plays/played here? Groundsharing allowed

ElfsborgAddick

Lordflashheart said:

ElfsborgAddick said:

Not famous for their football.

Those floodlights look Scottish - and there is a hedge - Brechin City ?

Yep.

Henry Irving

A: planned ground never built

Henry Irving

B: 

SporadicAddick

If there is anyone else on here that spent sick days from school reading Simon Inglis "Football Ground of England and Wales" and has then spent even more saddo years looking at every book on football grounds that exist, you build up a decent knowledge. The St Andrews picture was given away by the small light blue clock, Bloomfield Road by the one big terrace and the three small stands (as well as the marshalling yard next door - I'll get my anorak).

ElfsborgAddick

SporadicAddick said:

Henry Irving said:

Bloomfield Road

big old terrace behind the goal.

SporadicAddick

Henry Irving said:

B: 

St James Park

Henry Irving

C: 

EpsomAddick

Henry Irving said:

B: 

Newcastle United

Covered End

A Portsmouth

SporadicAddick

Henry Irving said:

A: planned ground never built

Portsmouth (it says so above the entrance)

SporadicAddick

Henry Irving said:

C: 

Maine Road

Henry Irving

D

SporadicAddick

Henry Irving said:

 

Racecourse Ground

Henry Irving

SporadicAddick said:

Henry Irving said:

B: 

St James Park

Correct

Henry Irving

SporadicAddick said:

Henry Irving said:

C: 

Maine Road

Correct

SporadicAddick

Stop it now, Ive got to do some work!

ElfsborgAddick

SporadicAddick said:

Henry Irving said:

 

Racecourse Ground

If this is correct, it is a terrific call.

Cracking stand behind the goal.

SporadicAddick

ElfsborgAddick said:

SporadicAddick said:

Henry Irving said:

 

Racecourse Ground

If this is correct, it is a terrific call.

Cracking stand behind the goal.

Lordflashheart

ElfsborgAddick said:

SporadicAddick said:

Henry Irving said:

 

Racecourse Ground

If this is correct, it is a terrific call.

Cracking stand behind the goal.

That stand behind the goal used to be the upper circle of a cinema called the Majestic in Wrexham

Lordflashheart

No stand in this one - name the ground

SporadicAddick

Lordflashheart said:

No stand in this one - name the ground

Goldstone Ground

Lordflashheart

SporadicAddick said:

Lordflashheart said:

No stand in this one - name the ground

Goldstone Ground

Excellent - I remember going there for the ‘Fans United’ or whatever it was called game - good ground, sadly missed

heckington_reds

Lordflashheart said:

randy andy said:

Wolves

very good - which end is that ?

South bank. 

SporadicAddick

was a good terrace - only stood on it once sadly - early 90's second division..

edit - Goldstone Ground

heckington_reds

Remember Garry Nelson taking a walk of shame down Waterloo road I think it was,( got sent off) when they only had half the ground open because of redevelopment .

ElfsborgAddick

Lordflashheart said:

ElfsborgAddick said:

SporadicAddick said:

Henry Irving said:

 

Racecourse Ground

If this is correct, it is a terrific call.

Cracking stand behind the goal.

That stand behind the goal used to be the upper circle of a cinema called the Majestic in Wrexham

Thought they were a wine merchants.

Lordflashheart

heckington_reds said:

Lordflashheart said:

randy andy said:

Wolves

very good - which end is that ?

South bank. 

Very good - it was huge

Lordflashheart

This was my ‘bible’ as a lad - superb book - this book is how I knew that the stand at Wrexham used to be in a cinema (plus lots of other knowledge you would only need in a quiz !!!)

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Lordflashheart said:

This was my ‘bible’ as a lad - superb book - this book is how I knew that the stand at Wrexham used to be in a cinema (plus lots of other knowledge you would only need in a quiz !!!)

he did a good book after that called 'Sightlines' about football grounds (and some other sports) around the world

Lordflashheart

Lovely stand - but which ground ???