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Well l can think of some grounds where modern stands have been built, and look so out of place alongside the remaining old fashioned architecture that remains in the stadium..

Well l don't think it looks too bad at all, and in keeping with the rest of their ground really. There are far far worse stands out there.

Just as well, disgusting habit! :nono:

Well joking apart, from a visiting fans point of view Withdean must have been pretty appalling, especially when you take into account the away stand there being so far back from the pitch, it was actually located in a different county . . . Hampshire. :D

Yes it finished 2-2, l can just remember Steve Jacobs goal, probably because it was a rarity, and the fluke Posh goal that hit the divot of snow. 1-0 replay win, thanks to a Dean Saunders strike l think.

Hmmm was that the game we ended up winning 3-1? l think Darius Henderson scored one from a penalty.

OMG yes, there was always a freeeezing wind blowing every time l visited. Anecdotally known as the coldest ground in the Football League l believe.

Yep, a Steve Jacobs goal scored with an orange ball. Seem to remember Posh's goal coming from a shot that was deflected past Perry Digweed by a mound of snow on the pitch.

And all the celebratory alcohol! :cheers: But yeah l see what you mean, don't remember being that far back from the pitch though.

Lots of wood remaining at the structure too a la Valley Parade, l thought that had been banned since the fire at the latter.

Oh l only have great memories of Hereford . . . for obvious reasons! :albion2:

Sealand Road, Chester City, back in the day. On my one and (thank goodness) only visit there back in the late 1980's, when asking a steward where the Gents was, he replied just go and pee up against the wall at the back of the stand mate. :eek: