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In 1993, HFS Loans League team Congleton were forced to call off a minute’s silence to mourn the death of the club’s oldest fan...when he walked into the ground.

 

Dundee United have a 100% record in competitive matches against Barcelona (played 4,won 4)

 

Port Vale are named after a house.

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Worst toilet facilities for away fans?

 

That was Loftus Road in about 1968 when they were doing some redevelopment. The mens was a line of three or four metal dustbins on open ground without drainage holes and by the time I got there all of them were demonstrating the scientific concept of "surface tension", I was eight and had to stand on tiptoe.....you get the idea :blink2:.

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That was Loftus Road in about 1968 when they were doing some redevelopment. The mens was a line of three or four metal dustbins on open ground without drainage holes and by the time I got there all of them were demonstrating the scientific concept of "surface tension", I was eight and had to stand on tiptoe.....you get the idea :blink2:.

 

Didn't the Kop use rolled up Echo's on the actual tarraces?

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Can't for life remember who the side is, but part of their stadium is actually a public footpath and people are well within their rights to stroll across the pitch whenever they like :rofl: .

 

I remember hearing it and thinking to myself I'll have to remember that, and I've only remembered part of it :(.

 

It sounds like Plainmoor Stadium, Torquay United, Mark. I've only mentioned it two or three times.

 

It's not just a footpath, it's the entire stadium, where anyone can in theory, walk across, even when a game is underway.

 

Add tor this, the old Roker Park stadium, Sunderland, had hamsters or gerbils buried behind each goal, to ward off evil spirits.

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It sounds like Plainmoor Stadium, Torquay United, Mark. I've only mentioned it two or three times.

 

It's not just a footpath, it's the entire stadium, where anyone can in theory, walk across, even when a game is underway.

 

Add tor this, the old Roker Park stadium, Sunderland, had hamsters or gerbils buried behind each goal, to ward off evil spirits.

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