I'll take the same result as 15 years ago this week when a 2-0 victory there sparked our promotion run in. Time for the players to stand up and be counted in a game where there's nothing really to lose.
I'll take the same result as 15 years ago this week when a 2-0 victory there sparked our promotion run in. Time for the players to stand up and be counted in a game where there's nothing really to lose.
There’s still some that are going but not got tickets yet, think it’ll be over a thousand
There’s a bar at away end and the red robin pub next to club (I’m sure it was plastic glasses last time I was in)
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Their old ground Springfield Park around 1960 when they were non league
It didn't change much in their first few seasons in the league. Part of the terracing was just a muddy grass bank. Also, it was one of the most difficult grounds in the league to find, despite being very close "as the crow flies" to the current ground. It was down the back of a housing estate on the other side of the river, and appeared to be completely un-signposted
I went to a minor cup competition game there vs the Millers - auto windscreens or similar.
We signed Paul Warne from Wigan as a player and I think he joined us just before their new ground was built
Thanks Mike. Mixing up my 2001 visit with one in 2003. I was in England that day and saw us beat Northampton at Millmoor on the Monday before the Wigan game. Unfortunately on that Saturday I was on a family outing to Legoland and with no smart phones had to wait until we got to a hotel later that night to see we had won on Sky Sports News.
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Looks like it’s going to be a nice day (no rain) so won't be a damper for fans