
Oxford Stone
Chelsea Transfer Target

Oct 25, 2019, 12:07 PM
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Location: Abingdon-on-Thames
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I was thinking back to places I've watched football and many of the early ones have disappeared - of course I've been to a few new grounds too: New grounds visited Wycombe Wanderers Oxford United Oxford City Leicester City Reading Derby County Thame United Wembley Stade de France Millennium Stadium Maidstone United MK Dons AFC Bournemouth Dartford Disappeared grounds visited Kettering Irthlingborough Diamonds Wembley Thame United Maidstone United Horsham Greenwich Borough Slade Green Hull City Oxford United AFC Bournemouth Hendon Sittingbourne (Central Park, Bourne Park) Disappeared terraces stood on Liverpool Kop Peterborough (3 sides) Swindon away end Southend United away end (assume seating now?) Billericay The oldest place that has not changed since I saw a match there (if you see what I mean?) would be the east stand at Cambridge United (I was at CUFC v Bournemouth, Boxing Day 26/12/84) - as mentioned above, through the 80s I stood on 3 different sides at Peterborough including the amazing pitch-length terrace on the south side, long gone. So the ground is there but the terrace isn't. Any advance on 1984? The higher the pyramid the better. Where would be the oldest "unchanged" spot in the Premier League, for example - what's the oldest surviving stand there? Guessing part of Villa Park?
(This post was edited by Oxford Stone on Oct 25, 2019, 1:26 PM)
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