Following the trip to Rochdale that ended in Bury, I am off to Edinburgh. From a financial point of view, one of the most important things about groundhopping is getting the train tickets right. You have to buy in advance…
Blog Archives
Broken Hearts at Tynecastle
Tagged with: Archibald Leitch, Heart of Midlothian, Hearts, Lou Macari, Ross County, Tynecastle, WW1
Posted in Football grounds, Uncategorized
Posted in Football grounds, Uncategorized
The County Ground, Swindon
The magic roundabout. One roundabout consisting of five roundabouts. That was what swayed me to prefer the longer trip to Swindon rather than the shorter one to Reading on a dark November evening. And to get the roundabout out of…
Tagged with: Bob Menham, Charlie Henry, County Ground, Don Rogers, John Menham, Lou Macari, Swindon Town
Posted in Football grounds, Uncategorized
Posted in Football grounds, Uncategorized
Old Trafford, Manchester
I knew that it would go wrong, when I at 2.40 left Old Trafford for the metro, passing the shops on Chester Road. I have always had my pre-match meal at Lou Macari’s fish ‘n chips there; but yesterday I…
Tagged with: Clayton Blackmore, Fish 'n Chips, Lou Macari, Manchester central, Manchester City, Manchester United FC, Old Trafford, Prematch meal, Red Legends, Rooney, van Persie
Posted in Football grounds, Uncategorized
Posted in Football grounds, Uncategorized
 | Marie Chase on Britannia Stadium, Stoke |
 | Doug Sneddon on The Hawthorns, West Bromwich… |
 | Nicholas Clark on The 2019 Race for the Football… |
 | Giovanni Fontanella on The 2019 Race for the Football… |
 | Brian A Barnes on Selhurst Park – searchin… |
Football and material culture 