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Thread: NEARLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY

  1. #1
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    NEARLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY

    On the 4th February 1974 an Arbroath team un-fancied but experienced, played Rangers in a Division 1 game [ a precursor to the now Premier league] and came away 3-2 winners. Include that in the team talk prior to the kick-off?

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    re: NEARLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY

    I remember that well. I won a pint on the result from a shocked Rangers fan. The highlights are on YouTube and well worth a watch. That was a fantastic Lichties team.

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    re: NEARLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY

    Here is the footage of the historic result ( click link below ).

    Really think it's about time one of the stands at Gayfield wasd after Albert Henderson.

    This is long over due. - view external link

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    re: NEARLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY

    Quote Originally Posted by ClashCityRocker
    Here is the footage of the historic result ( click link below ).

    Really think it's about time one of the stands at Gayfield wasd after Albert Henderson.

    This is long over due.
    Clash, if you haven't noticed we only have one stand, but it would have been a fitting tribute to Albert Henderson if it had beend after him.

  5. #5

    re: NEARLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY

    There are 4 stands at Gayfield - 3 standing stands and one all seated stand.


    All 4 have been there for decades.

    Some people call the south stand the "switchie" stand and there is also the north stand and the "north sea" stand.

    You could call the stands the terracing, but they have roof cover and are often referred to as stands.

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    re: NEARLY 40 YEARS TO THE DAY

    The ground has a capacity of 5,900. The only seating area is the new single tier, covered Gayfield Stand. The stand was opened in 2002 and seats 814 spectators. The stadium has standing terracing around the entire pitch with plenty of covered terracing at the Seaforth End (South End), the East Terrace and the Harbour end (North End). When segregation is required the away fans get the Seaforth End and half of the East Terrace. But this can be reduced to just the Seaforth End if required. The pitch size is 115 by 71 yards (105 m A? 65 m).

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