Worst away end ever - now refurbished...
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:45 pmAnyone remember those pics of Miejski Klub Sportowy Znicz Pruszków's away end? N? - Well here they are again:
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:45 pmRe: Worst away end ever - now refurbished...
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 2:46 pmbut it's ok - they've listened to the complaints of awayfans and upgraded it:
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:01 pmHa ha ha, I used to love TISWAS.
Shame they don't have a pitch to match thou ...
Shame they don't have a pitch to match thou ...
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:06 pmI think Altrincham's away end could give them a run for their money (without the cage though).
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:12 pm...........any on here old enough to remember pre-season games at Blackpool - back in the day???
Now that was an away end to stay in the memory
Now that was an away end to stay in the memory
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:25 pmThat's a top find Arjan, made me chuckle.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:29 pmNot nearly as bad as previous as examples, but the team finishing third in the Swedish league this season (the season has just finished) and that actually was a title candidate until the last two game rounds, play on this "arena". I used to live a stone throw away from it.
There are no stands on the short sides ...
There are no stands on the short sides ...
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:37 pmmr_nool wrote:Not nearly as bad as previous as examples, but the team finishing third in the Swedish league this season (the season has just finished) and that actually was a title candidate until the last two game rounds, play on this "arena". I used to live a stone throw away from it.
There are no stands on the short sides ...
How dare you criticize the one and only Rambergsvallen! :-)
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:42 pmDeyna wrote:mr_nool wrote:Not nearly as bad as previous as examples, but the team finishing third in the Swedish league this season (the season has just finished) and that actually was a title candidate until the last two game rounds, play on this "arena". I used to live a stone throw away from it.
There are no stands on the short sides ...
How dare you criticize the one and only Rambergsvallen! :-)
It has its charm, but for that level it's a bloody joke.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:47 pmmr_nool wrote:Deyna wrote:mr_nool wrote:Not nearly as bad as previous as examples, but the team finishing third in the Swedish league this season (the season has just finished) and that actually was a title candidate until the last two game rounds, play on this "arena". I used to live a stone throw away from it.
There are no stands on the short sides ...
How dare you criticize the one and only Rambergsvallen! :-)
It has its charm, but for that level it's a bloody joke.
They came second even....
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:55 pmThat away stand is still too big to accommodate the Blackburn away following....
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 3:58 pmThat's the main stand!
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 4:02 pmmcfc1632 wrote:...........any on here old enough to remember pre-season games at Blackpool - back in the day???
Now that was an away end to stay in the memory
No but I was at the Blackpool away game during the 1998/99 season. One of the most dogshit games of football I've ever seen. Kick-off was at lunchtime was a Saturday and it was freezing. The sun was in the sky but there was a shadow across half the pitch, so half of it was a bog and the other half rock hard. I don't think there were three passes strung together all game (which finished 0-0) and to compound the misery there was ice cold water dropping down my back all game from the roof of the stand.
One more thing: I remember that the title on the front cover of King of the Kippax that day read:
WE NEED WINGERS, NOT WHINGERS, JOE!
I didn't even buy a copy, I just remember the front cover vividly. Funny what you remember, innit?
Not long after that we signed Terry Cooke.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 4:05 pmmr_nool wrote:That's the main stand!
i think he means the original pics...
actually, I visited all three grounds in malmo a few weeks ago, and they were ALL better than häcken's ground!
It's mad that only malmo ladies play at idrottsplats (sp?) when IFK are playing at the stadion in front of 200 - it's a really nice atmospheric little ground.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 4:13 pmArjan Van Schotte wrote:mr_nool wrote:That's the main stand!
i think he means the original pics...
actually, I visited all three grounds in malmo a few weeks ago, and they were ALL better than häcken's ground!
It's mad that only malmo ladies play at idrottsplats (sp?) when IFK are playing at the stadion in front of 200 - it's a really nice atmospheric little ground.
Never been to football in Malmö, to be honest. The ladies team is quite popular, I think.
In the town I'm originally from, more people actually used to go to women's football than men's (which probably had to do with the fact the the ladies were the best team in Europe while the men played in the third tier).
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 4:21 pmmr_nool wrote:Arjan Van Schotte wrote:mr_nool wrote:That's the main stand!
i think he means the original pics...
actually, I visited all three grounds in malmo a few weeks ago, and they were ALL better than häcken's ground!
It's mad that only malmo ladies play at idrottsplats (sp?) when IFK are playing at the stadion in front of 200 - it's a really nice atmospheric little ground.
Never been to football in Malmö, to be honest. The ladies team is quite popular, I think.
In the town I'm originally from, more people actually used to go to women's football than men's (which probably had to do with the fact the the ladies were the best team in Europe while the men played in the third tier).
This is it:
I gather the womens team get around 4-500 attendance, and IFK get 1-200 playing here:
also - I had a couple of pints of the rather nice "eriksberg" and thought of you :)
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 4:47 pmHa ha, Eriksberg is alright, but far from my favourite Swedish beer. It's got a great name, though!
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:26 pmTalking about the Scandinavian stadiums I went to see Stavanger Viking a few weeks ago. (Previous managers including Uwe Rosler and Wobbly Woy Hodgson.)
Cracking little stadium in a nice complex but fucking hell was it boring! They have a good looking winger that will probably end up at a mid level club somewhere in Europe but apart from that both teams were crap!
Cracking little stadium in a nice complex but fucking hell was it boring! They have a good looking winger that will probably end up at a mid level club somewhere in Europe but apart from that both teams were crap!
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:31 pmmr_nool wrote:Never been to football in Malmö, to be honest. The ladies team is quite popular, I think.
In the town I'm originally from, more people actually used to go to women's football than men's (which probably had to do with the fact the the ladies were the best team in Europe while the men played in the third tier).
Umea? Do Lund have a football team? I am moving there next year.
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:35 pmross.mcfc wrote:mr_nool wrote:Never been to football in Malmö, to be honest. The ladies team is quite popular, I think.
In the town I'm originally from, more people actually used to go to women's football than men's (which probably had to do with the fact the the ladies were the best team in Europe while the men played in the third tier).
Umea? Do Lund have a football team? I am moving there next year.
