For those of us of a certain vintage.....

[noughtyforties]

Here's a place to send shivers down the spine.......

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-26969285

[Wembley 85]

What a dump of a ground. Next to an industrial estate, and was that the Mersey flowing it's effluent passed one end?

And how I hated Spike Carter, one of the best strikers around at the time.

[Monty]

I'm only into vintage wine  :bunny

[noughtyforties]

They always had a good side, all the best players in the North West went to either Bloody Runcorn or Altrincham, we had a terrible record against both for years.

Canal St was the most desolate of places, even though it been flattened and built over I bet its still a grim, gloomy place......

[leicester pilgrim]

They always had a good side, all the best players in the North West went to either Bloody Runcorn or Altrincham, we had a terrible record against both for years.

We didn't do too badly against them in the 1984-85 FA Trophy campaign though, did we?

Canal St was the most desolate of places, even though it been flattened and built over I bet its still a grim, gloomy place......

The toilets were well designed though. The wall was at just the right height so you could see over the top and still watch the game.

[John C]

I always liked the From Behind Your Fences description of them as "offside-orientated violence"...

[Dipdodah]

The social club was okay, a chinese scouser built like a brick outhouse used to welcome you at the door. 

[Seenbetter]

Should have suggested that to Chestnuts LP. A low wall at the toilets and for a sit down jobbie a viewing window.