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Update on the SJP works
- Thread starter Hants_red
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Oldsmobile-88
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Dark as a crypt on evening games.
A few 100w bulbs hanging in the centre of the Cowshed.
A few 100w bulbs hanging in the centre of the Cowshed.
Oldsmobile-88
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Can anyone remember the last game of 76/77 against Aldershot at SJP.
A a few brave lads managed to get onto the Cowshed roof & were looking over the front !
Amazed they did not fall through given the rusty state of the corrugated roof.
A few others climbed the supporting pillars at the front & sat in the Y at the top.
A a few brave lads managed to get onto the Cowshed roof & were looking over the front !
Amazed they did not fall through given the rusty state of the corrugated roof.
A few others climbed the supporting pillars at the front & sat in the Y at the top.
Oldsmobile-88
Very well known Exeweb poster
Another memorable day at SJP FAC 3rd round 1978
A Slacker
Member
I was scared that day!
iscalad
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Is this the one where the Wolves fans wore white fireman's head protectors? Looked like the KKK.
Oldsmobile-88
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Yes...That has got to be the strangest outfits I have seen at SJP along with the homemade Nazi uniforms worn by a couple of fans when Freddie Starr turned up !!
Can’t imagine that happening nowadays somehow.
Oldsmobile-88
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Hairy before during & after the match..
grecian-near-hell
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I was working in Tesco in Sidwell Street on Saturdays and got the afternoon off for the match that day. Had to put up with them coming into the shop. One of the few Hair raising days I've experienced at SJP (the friendly ground), another being when a solitary stocky brentford fan wlked through'the choir' showing off his Brentford tattoo looking for a fight, needless to say a huge space opened up all around him
David Treharne
Active member
The Police also parked all their coaches on Union Road and made them walk down Victoria Street to the ground. It was hairy before and carnage afterwards. It also led to the graffiti that adorned the railway bridge for many years "Wovles(not my spelling mistake!) you will die". It was done in black paint and was there until weather finally washed it away.