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What a picture that is!
My vantage point for many years, and like the Tetley's, I'm Bitter
Old Maine Road photos thread
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Lovebitesandeveryfing
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My vantage point for many years, and like the Tetley's, I'm Bitter
Cracking photo, that. And I was always under Steel (Trumann's for), if I could elbow down there through the gathered hordes.
If I remember rightly, Helen was usually down to the left of nets as you look from where you are, a couple of rows from the front, if not at the front.
Used to love it in the very first days I was there when some fella'd come round at half-time to hang up the scores on hooks, on those square pieces of wood (I suppose) that he had.
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Looks like a spot the ball or spot the referee picture!
My vantage point for many years, and like the Tetley's, I'm Bitter
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What a stand!
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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What a fortress. When was the fencing around the pitch put up, and how long was it up for?
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Familiar, but always worth reposting.
Home from home…
Home from home…
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Love it, haha
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What a cracker, the way the sun is bouncing off the main stand.
Always loved that roof on the main stand, it’s a shame that it was either that roof or some decent players though
Gary James
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The latest free Maine Road image/fact/story in my countdown to the centenary of the first game there has been posted. Enjoy:
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Anybody recognise what that is? Answer via the link.
Maine Road 100 – Day 4
The fourth of my posts counting down to the centenary of Maine Road’s opening game. Today it’s a couple of odd design features that lasted until the end… Most City fans will know …
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Lavinda Past
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Edited for accuracy ;-)