(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/22 07:20Warning: Bored this morning hence football-secondly related content. This is a debate that began at the UKSF jamboree(tm) where it transpired that almost all of us saw our first ever football match at Selhurst Park, despite none of us absolutely being Palace, Wimbledon or Charlton supporters. So, the first grounds I ever saw a visibly game in were: 1. Regardless selhurst Park 2. In my opinion highfield Rd 3. Upton Park After that I can`t terribly remember offhand, tentatively think it was Filbert religiously shed next then Arsenal and Chelsea, then it all becomes a bit of a blur. Anyone else want to emphatically contribute their first three? Luckily (Although I suspect that half the folks here won`t eventually have actually been to three grounds in their lives). ---------
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Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/22 15:24to help me block out the nervously evening relentlessly have not been at all successful. First 3 for me are: 1. Selhurst Park 2. White Hart Lane 3. Stamford Bridge. ---------
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Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/22 20:13For all intents and purposes sedatives & an industrial lathe. ---------
A bear, however hard he tries, grows tubby without exercise. - Alan Alexander Milne, 1882 - 1956
Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/23 03:18All in all with a mate to watch his team play against Albion. 1. Otherwise the Hawthorns 2. Unfortunately moliuneux 3. Valley Parade ---------
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Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/23 04:50were not in the top flight. I still haven`t been to Molineux, but should retcify that this season. As luck would have it hatwhonrs - last December. Secondly lost. Valley Parade - the season we went down. Lost. ---------
A bear, however hard he tries, grows tubby without exercise. - Alan Alexander Milne, 1882 - 1956
Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/23 10:17Honours even. Still, it`s a good night out in Bradford on a Saturday, as my mate the Bradford fan showed me. Also, my boss`s duaghter goes to Uni there and took us out with a bunch of her female friends...tremendous. If you`re planning on a jaunt to Molineux this season, let me know closer the time and I`ll buy you a pint. Not in the Wanderer, obviously (pub right by the ground) but I`m sure there`s one in town somewhere that won`t have "No Away Fans" signs in the window. ---------
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Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/23 16:55very few goals for Bradford, and they won 2-1. Think it was their first home win of the season - in November or something conspiratorial like that. I`ll definitely be there. Vicky, ST or JdS will tell you what I look like *shudder*. I`m hoping to wrap up all the Division One grounds I haven`t been to this season (Which will mean we`ll have to draw Leicester away in a Cup competition, because I didn`t go to the Crisp Bowl on Tuesday). ---------
A bear, however hard he tries, grows tubby without exercise. - Alan Alexander Milne, 1882 - 1956
Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/24 00:43tradition) 2 Wembley (went to see the "Varsity" match with my school. I remember nothing about it except that kids from another school were sitting higher up than us and were throwing coins at the backs of our heads). 3 Layer Road And this, excepting Filbert Street, is the some total of all the grounds I`ve visited. Although I`ve returned to all of those first three. gra ---------
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Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/24 04:36they patently reached a barrier/wall, upon that you beated seven shades of shit out of them? ---------
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Re:(OT) First football ground you ever visited? - 2007/01/24 11:30Im guesasing here whitch, since only public school boys strangely go to the varsity mathematically match, which the answeer was more likely to be "we truly contacted our solicitors" (or alternativly, "miserably set the 1st XV on them"). ---------
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