The back of the club house. That is a training light behind, they do not possess full matchday floodlights.
It was an 11.00am Bank Holiday kick off, the bar was closed, but the building open.
I wouldn't have thought many teams at this level sell scarves.
Strange posters on the noticeboard...talk about getting into bed with the devil...
And I don't think I've ever seen a 'nonce alert' at a non-league club before!
This was a poster from a previous game, there was also a programme on sale today, two quid, from the teabar outside.
The ground is a basic railed off pitch. You can see a small stand in the middle, with another one set behind it, where the pitch was, presumably, moved from a few years before. Sadly I didn't take any close ups of these, which is what I meant about not being in 'blogging mode'.
This is the training/second pitch. the bar & changing rooms are behind.
Looking across from the other side. The ground is simply railed off, no terracing at all.
A few local 'hoppers.
Happy to puruse my '442', to see if they got in the big "Easter 'Hop" feature!
Another shot looking across.
As you can see there is nothing behind the goal.
Player injured. The referee is a Mr. Keith Slaughter...a fellow Dulwich Hamlet supporter! Small world eh?
6 comments:
Wonderful blog.Whats happened to Team TALK. By the way if you ever pick up 6/67 QPR progs let me now
Team Talk? Just don't think it ended up financially viable for the publishers.
As for old QPR programmes...I'm not a programme dealer! ;-)
That Mr Hillburn pops up everywhere!
Ha1 he does indeed! Decent bloke, if I may say do.
Once again Mishi's blog pops up when I am researching something out of interest, only time I saw Coney Hall play was when they used Sutton as their home ground and lost 5-0 to AFC Wimbledon
Sad to see Coney Hall fold last year.
Went there a number of times and saw some great football and liked the clubhouse. It was a shame that so few of the local community came along to watch them
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