The World Famous City Ground In Pictures
Love that ^

I wouldn't mind one of those houses either.
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What a beauty and what a memory.

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£2.

SA. :)
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Beautiful red sky over the World Famous City Ground.

Forest - Wigan. 2019.

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Superb photo that ^
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Here is an early photo of the City Ground I hadn't seen before.
I see both Forest and the Cricket team were playing that day.
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Love this photo. Had some great times standing there next to the away fans back in the day  :cool:


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/\ /\ When I first started going to watch the Famous Team, I went with my Grandfather, we always stood behind the Barrier in front of this Floodlight.
The Barriers must have been changed at some point because I am sure they were round, these must be a later version.
Plus the Barrier was not as close as shown in the photo.
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Not sure about you Joe but I was stood there with my dad when Forest played Chelsea in the early 1970's the day when the bricks were flying everywhere. As a small kid it was horrible that day.
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(10-01-2020, 04:19 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Not sure about you Joe but I was stood there with my dad when Forest played Chelsea in the early 1970's the day when the bricks were flying everywhere. As a small kid it was horrible that day.

No, only stood in this spot until around 1966, after that it was The Trent End or East Stand somewhere, I don`t recall the bricks incident, it must have been very scary...
Although I do remember going to Elland road, Lorimer & Bremner days, there were lumps of concrete flying about at that match, scary times
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I was there Sniff.
Stamford Bridge was a dodgy ground to visit in those days.
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Is there a finer location anywhere than this?

I will wait...

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