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What is interesting is that the Chicken Run, replaced by the Portman (East) Stand in 1971, is there, but that’s it. You can see the cricket pitch boundary of the time. This would have been pre Southern League days. As the article says, the area that the stadium now sits on was wasteland. The cricket pitch was further over and the football pitch was where the approach is now and the edge of the training pitch, i.e. running East-West.
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Ariel view of the current state of the pitch at PR on 07:45 - May 11 with 1399 views
That almost looks as tho drainage trenches (for the pipe work) has been dug in already. I thought the dog down would take ages as they’d not done it since 1970 or something. Maybe it wasn’t as bad as they first thought
Ariel view of the current state of the pitch at PR on 07:45 - May 11 by textbackup
That almost looks as tho drainage trenches (for the pipe work) has been dug in already. I thought the dog down would take ages as they’d not done it since 1970 or something. Maybe it wasn’t as bad as they first thought
They're using JCBs though, aren't they? I think Evans would probably have used a team of canines to keep the cost down, but not this mob, Shirley?
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