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    Re: Ridiculousness Down The City

    Quote Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman View Post
    I’m certain it was a Friday night and it was indeed freezing. It was the most miserable walk back to central station I can remember, and there have been a few grim ones. I think the next couple of games were postponed due to the freezing conditions and then City went on an unbeaten run when things resumed.
    If i remember we were behind the goal on a terrace that had crumbling concrete under foot?
    To the right near the halfway line was a scaffolding platform with plastic chairs on and to the left a cricket pitch?

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    Re: Ridiculousness Down The City

    Quote Originally Posted by stan butler View Post
    If i remember we were behind the goal on a terrace that had crumbling concrete under foot?
    To the right near the halfway line was a scaffolding platform with plastic chairs on and to the left a cricket pitch?
    That’s the place, Stan. Incredible ground, as in incredibly bad.

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    Re: Ridiculousness Down The City

    Quote Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman View Post
    That’s the place, Stan. Incredible ground, as in incredibly bad.
    I seem to remember The Shay being not much better?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stan butler View Post
    I seem to remember The Shay being not much better?
    At least the Shay had four sides to it. Wigan’s old ground Springfield Park had one of the grimmest away ends I can remember. Basically, a muddy bank with zero facilities of any sort.

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    Re: Ridiculousness Down The City

    Quote Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman View Post
    At least the Shay had four sides to it. Wigan’s old ground Springfield Park had one of the grimmest away ends I can remember. Basically, a muddy bank with zero facilities of any sort.
    I visited The Shay back in 1997, we beat Halifax 2-1, goals from jon Williams and Dai Thomas, it was a friday night and the beginning of a fantastic run of form. Strange ground, the one stand is built into a steep bank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuerto View Post
    I visited The Shay back in 1997, we beat Halifax 2-1, goals from jon Williams and Dai Thomas, it was a friday night and the beginning of a fantastic run of form. Strange ground, the one stand is built into a steep bank.
    1998 actually.

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    Re: Ridiculousness Down The City

    Quote Originally Posted by Tuerto View Post
    I visited The Shay back in 1997, we beat Halifax 2-1, goals from jon Williams and Dai Thomas, it was a friday night and the beginning of a fantastic run of form. Strange ground, the one stand is built into a steep bank.
    Really weird stand. It's a nice stadium now, though but it is way too big for Halifax. It has HBS spelt out in that stand you mention, after the rugby league side's old and short lived name, Halifax Blue Sox .

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