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Simon Weston left backIs that Stan and Ollie on the left ?
summerisle
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Where was this ?
jaycee
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Dens park
summerisle
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They need summer football.
jaycee
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Or take up water polo
Anfield
fella on right in hat with paper under arm doesn't look best pleased
summerisle
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1971-2,1972-3 : fourth highest average attendance. Interestingly a drop of 3,000 in a year.
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE FOOTBALL FIELD – HOW PITCHES WERE MARKED OUT IN 1869, 1883, 1892 AND 1905
Posted by Goal-Post on 18 May 2016
http://www.victorianfootball.co.uk/...-marked-out-in-1892-and-how-it-wasnt-in-1869/
This diagram shows how a football pitch was marked out in four separate years - 1869, 1883, 1892 and 1905. Of particular interest is the 1892 diagram. Note the lack of penalty areas - penalties were awarded for fouls inside the 12-yard lines, and the kick could be taken from anywhere along the line. Also unusual are the six-yard rings rather than six-yard boxes, the rings being easier to mark out using ropes tied to the goal posts. By 1905 the familiar pitch markings had been introduced, a major improvement over 1869, when there were no markings, only four corner flags. The diagram is from the 1905 Book of Football.
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE FOOTBALL FIELD – HOW PITCHES WERE MARKED OUT IN 1869, 1883, 1892 AND 1905
Posted by Goal-Post on 18 May 2016
http://www.victorianfootball.co.uk/...-marked-out-in-1892-and-how-it-wasnt-in-1869/
This diagram shows how a football pitch was marked out in four separate years - 1869, 1883, 1892 and 1905. Of particular interest is the 1892 diagram. Note the lack of penalty areas - penalties were awarded for fouls inside the 12-yard lines, and the kick could be taken from anywhere along the line. Also unusual are the six-yard rings rather than six-yard boxes, the rings being easier to mark out using ropes tied to the goal posts. By 1905 the familiar pitch markings had been introduced, a major improvement over 1869, when there were no markings, only four corner flags. The diagram is from the 1905 Book of Football.
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