| So many memories of this place 19:37 - Oct 10 with 730 views | Keno |
The best place to watch football
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| So many memories of this place on 21:16 - Oct 10 with 469 views | ArnieM |
The noise when we got going , was simply deafening. |  |
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| So many memories of this place on 22:15 - Oct 10 with 325 views | Swansea_Blue |
The haze in old photos always fascinates me. I can’t remember whether we used to walk around enveloped in smog, or just that the traditional photo tech used to produce that look. I’m guessing the latter. All my photos from the 70s and early 80s have that atmospheric look. |  |
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| So many memories of this place on 00:15 - Oct 11 with 174 views | Olcol |
| So many memories of this place on 22:15 - Oct 10 by Swansea_Blue |
The haze in old photos always fascinates me. I can’t remember whether we used to walk around enveloped in smog, or just that the traditional photo tech used to produce that look. I’m guessing the latter. All my photos from the 70s and early 80s have that atmospheric look. |
Air pollution was bad, soot mainly from burning coke, and leaded petrol. When it rained the footpaths were covered with wet soot it made everything look grey.
I loved the north stand. My first game in 1968 it was the last game in div.2. I think it was 1-1 against Blackpool or Blackburn. We won promotion that day. Ray Crawford may have played his last game for us as well that day.
I can't comment on the noise as I emigrated to Australia in 1982 so have never experienced the latest north/churchmans ends to compare ity. I have however noticed the away support is much improved since I left. |  | | |
| So many memories of this place on 00:30 - Oct 11 with 146 views | MattinLondon |
| So many memories of this place on 00:15 - Oct 11 by Olcol |
Air pollution was bad, soot mainly from burning coke, and leaded petrol. When it rained the footpaths were covered with wet soot it made everything look grey.
I loved the north stand. My first game in 1968 it was the last game in div.2. I think it was 1-1 against Blackpool or Blackburn. We won promotion that day. Ray Crawford may have played his last game for us as well that day.
I can't comment on the noise as I emigrated to Australia in 1982 so have never experienced the latest north/churchmans ends to compare ity. I have however noticed the away support is much improved since I left. |
To be fair coke is still an issue around the NS but for totally different reasons. |  | | |
| So many memories of this place on 03:15 - Oct 11 with 48 views | Illinoisblue |
How exciting it was to graduate from Churchmans to North. Favourite NS memory would have to be Newcastle at home in 92 en route to promotion. Sunny April day, swaying terrace, 3-2 win. TWTD |  |
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