TB,Terminal Boardom wrote:Some impressive efforts there. To do the 92 following one club really takes some doing and a fair bit of luck / success / friendly bank manager![]()
I finished mine off in 1991 with a turgid 0-0 between Carlisle and Stockport. Didn't join the NAA as I couldn't see the point. But mine obviously weren't all with Reading. At least I managed to stand on The Kop and The Shed.
Oh, and before you do your 92nd, contact the club you are going to well in advance and inform them that their club is your 92nd. You might get a freebie! Worked for me.
Forget it TB-I have just found out that my Carlisle v Stockport was a 1-1 in 1988.Victor Meldrew wrote:TB,Terminal Boardom wrote:Some impressive efforts there. To do the 92 following one club really takes some doing and a fair bit of luck / success / friendly bank manager![]()
I finished mine off in 1991 with a turgid 0-0 between Carlisle and Stockport. Didn't join the NAA as I couldn't see the point. But mine obviously weren't all with Reading. At least I managed to stand on The Kop and The Shed.
Oh, and before you do your 92nd, contact the club you are going to well in advance and inform them that their club is your 92nd. You might get a freebie! Worked for me.
That Carlisle game-was it on a New Year's Eve and did Asa Harford play for Stockport that day?(not sure of the year).
If so I was there as well.
I remember buying a jumper from C&A because it was a bit cold-wife went shopping and we spent New Year in Keswick.
To be fair, I've done this as well, and to top it I've eaten Swedish meatballs in the Ikea restaurant built on the site of one of the venues.floyd__streete wrote:I know one legendary STAR Board member who has seen Reading play Bristol Rovers on 5 different grounds
Yes, me for one. I remember it being one of the coldest days I ever spent watching football.RG30 wrote:Did any posters ever see Reading play at Odsal after the Valley Parade stadium fire?
Awesome meatballs!bobbybottler wrote:To be fair, I've done this as well, and to top it I've eaten Swedish meatballs in the Ikea restaurant built on the site of one of the venues.floyd__streete wrote:I know one legendary STAR Board member who has seen Reading play Bristol Rovers on 5 different grounds
Well, learned something new today.floyd__streete wrote:Yep, had forgotten about that - I'll count the Avenue Stadium, Dorchester too please. 1-0 loss on a Tuesday night which the 'locals' celebrated as if they'd won the FA CupFrom Despair To Where? wrote:Bournemouth used their ground for about half a season when Dean Court was being redeveloped about 8 or 10 years ago.Royal With Cheese wrote: Dorchester has never had a league team and I can't think of a ground called Dorchester used by a league club..
Cracking little ground too. That terrace made for a good atmosphere from the Royals, despite the defeat.floyd__streete wrote:Yep, had forgotten about that - I'll count the Avenue Stadium, Dorchester too please. 1-0 loss on a Tuesday night which the 'locals' celebrated as if they'd won the FA CupFrom Despair To Where? wrote:Bournemouth used their ground for about half a season when Dean Court was being redeveloped about 8 or 10 years ago.Royal With Cheese wrote: Dorchester has never had a league team and I can't think of a ground called Dorchester used by a league club..
Me for two. And there were no refreshments because the week before Leeds had visited and rolled the refreshment hut down the terrace. With the staff and boiling tea-urns inside, natch.eleventh earl of mar wrote:Yes, me for one. I remember it being one of the coldest days I ever spent watching football.RG30 wrote:Did any posters ever see Reading play at Odsal after the Valley Parade stadium fire?
Yup - got dicked 3-0. Lucky to get 0. That was shortly before those lovely Leeds fans set light to a mobile chip van at the ground.RG30 wrote:Did any posters ever see Reading play at Odsal after the Valley Parade stadium fire?
Oops! Got my list from an old Rothman's and Luton were still a league club. It used to be easier when there were re-elections and non-league teams were admitted once in a blue moon! Must be really difficult to become and stay a member of the 92 club now.Fox Talbot wrote:Ark, you may not have noticed out there in Kansas but Luton are no longer a League club. Remember the 0-5, I bet you do.
Yes. 3-0 defeat and it was bloody freezing! I cant believe that Odsal held over 100,000.RG30 wrote:Did any posters ever see Reading play at Odsal after the Valley Parade stadium fire?
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