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What is the most tinpot ground we have ever played a proper first team game in? Histon has to be up there for me.
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Twerton park or the Nuneaton one
Though chasetown's ground is pretty dreary
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Belle Vue or One of those London borough type teams we played our first year in non league....double barrelled name i think ...rotting concrete terrace all round.... think the gate was around 1000 and the away support was over half of it  |
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Wasn't there one where the away end was like standing in a concrete gutter and the toilets were just a wall to urine up? I have some flashbacks of somewhere horrible and possibly one of the reasons I didn't do many away games in that season.
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Without doubt Belle Vue, a crumbling empty ground and we were crammed in a cage.
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Belle Vue or One of those London borough type teams we played our first year in non league....double barrelled name i think ...rotting concrete terrace all round.... think the gate was around 1000 and the away support was over half of it
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Wasn't there one where the away end was like standing in a concrete gutter and the toilets were just a wall to urine up? I have some flashbacks of somewhere horrible and possibly one of the reasons I didn't do many away games in that season.
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Hayes and yeading was one of my non league highlights. Away gates opened at half time - quick march down the local for a couple of pints - show tickets to gate man and back in for the second half . How terribly civilised.
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Coalville is harsh, they’re not a big side and it was ok for their level.
Even though it can fit a couple thousand in it, Welling was horrific! That concrete wall behind the goal!
Eastleigh was a metal box and Braintree wouldn’t look out of place on a farm.
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Wasn't there one where the away end was like standing in a concrete gutter and the toilets were just a wall to urine up? I have some flashbacks of somewhere horrible and possibly one of the reasons I didn't do many away games in that season.
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| September 13, 2018, 8:29am |
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Oh what I would do to be playing at some of these grounds again, especially with some of the grounds I have witnessed us playing at over the last 6 years.
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| Les Brechin |
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I thought Tamworths ground was a bit shite.
That was the first time it really sank into me how far we'd actually fallen in that first season in non-league about 6 or 7 games in, stood on that poxy away terrace watching us get beat 2-1.
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I went to Tamworth with a mate from work who has a season ticket at Ibrox. He turned his head at one point and burst out laughing because there was someone stood in their garden peering over the fence to watch the match.
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I thought Tamworths ground was a bit shite.
That was the first time it really sank into me how far we'd actually fallen in that first season in non-league about 6 or 7 games in, stood on that poxy away terrace watching us get beat 2-1.
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I was at Chasetown & Coalville. It's definitely Coalville.
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| September 13, 2018, 10:12am |
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Without doubt Belle Vue, a crumbling empty ground and we were crammed in a cage.
agree with that. Coalville treated us really well, like a mini mid winter festival with the heras fencing and outside catering and bars. always have quite fond memories of that place. Chasetown was probably the smallest - grass banks, players warming up by the entrance on the grass behind the banks as we walked by/through them! and we managed to watch the game with a pint and thorugh the large glass windows of the pavillion/bar.was more like being at a club cricket match! Hayes and yeading was run down but had a faded charm.loved the fact they let us out to go to the pub at half time  there was 1 or 2, then a trickle and then a flood as the good news spread amongst the town fans! i also liked Welling,Tamworth and Ebbsfleet for their old fashioned charm - 'proper' non league grounds. and welling were very hospitable - the bar downstairs made a killing, was an awesome atmosphere and we had the treat of podge being on fire that day. nuneaton and braintree were dreary, nothing, depressing venues |
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Southport. The ball would fly over the away end and land in thornbushes between the ground and a school. Cracking town to visit though
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The dreary concrete nothing that is The Deva Stadium.
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International stadium at Gateshead for me, terrible ground to watch football in...and no decent pubs to speak of...
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International stadium at Gateshead for me, terrible ground to watch football in...and no decent pubs to speak of...
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Boston United was terrible. I’ve not been since we won 6-0 there in 06/07 but the place looked like a deserted warehouse from the outside, and inside it was a mish mash of poorly deteriorated corrugated iron, steel and concrete. No character to it, just tired and looked too big for them to maintain. Weird layout as well.
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| Welwynmariner |
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Belle Vue or One of those London borough type teams we played our first year in non league....double barrelled name i think ...rotting concrete terrace all round.... think the gate was around 1000 and the away support was over half of it
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| Welwynmariner |
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Wasn't there one where the away end was like standing in a concrete gutter and the toilets were just a wall to urine up? I have some flashbacks of somewhere horrible and possibly one of the reasons I didn't do many away games in that season.
Sounds like Salisbury City to me. That was pretty awful |
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| KingstonMariner |
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Salisbury was pretty crap, despite being fairly new. And it was in the bottom-end of nowhere miles from the city centre so had no redeeming features. Plus if was fricking cold!
Braintree was a ramshackle place with very poor away end.
In a way I'd feel a bit bad about characterising places as 'tinpot' because they are generally what you'd expect for that level. Also enjoyed going to quite a few of those places. Generally welcoming people, access to bars in the ground, some nice pubs, etc.
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| Les Brechin |
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Salisbury was pretty crap, despite being fairly new. And it was in the bottom-end of nowhere miles from the city centre so had no redeeming features. Plus if was fricking cold!
Braintree was a ramshackle place with very poor away end.
In a way I'd feel a bit bad about characterising places as 'tinpot' because they are generally what you'd expect for that level. Also enjoyed going to quite a few of those places. Generally welcoming people, access to bars in the ground, some nice pubs, etc.
I won't criticise Braintree as about 90% of Town fans who were there that fateful day escaped a 3-year banning order. |
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To me Glandford Park is a little bit tinpot.
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Alfreton. The sloping pitch, and the turnstyle arrangement that meant you ran the risk of being crushed to death on the way out if there were more than 20 away supporters.
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Cheers bud !!!!! Would never have come back to me.....i think they moved stadium the season after.
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Saltergate has to be the worst ground we ever played a league game at
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Saltergate has to be the worst ground we ever played a league game at
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Without doubt Belle Vue, a crumbling empty ground and we were crammed in a cage.
I remember that game, Dale Banton scored a cracker I think, Richard O Kelly broke his leg. 1989 I believe. |
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Saltergate has to be the worst ground we ever played a league game at
The view in the home end 89-90 wasn`t bad |
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The view in the home end 89-90 wasn`t bad
Bet it was even better from the pylons 😆 |
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I remember that game, Dale Banton scored a cracker I think, Richard O Kelly broke his leg. 1989 I believe.
I was a scrawny teenager at the time and there was a load of older Town nutters stood at the front climbing the fence, didn't see much of the game but what an atmosphere even though it was open. I think Kelly scored as well as breaking his leg in that game, and as for Banton, I can't remember him, I think that goal was his only goal for us as he only played less than a handful of games. Also some of the standing in that cage was below ground level if I remember rightly. |
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