🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 is a joke of a nation tearing down historick staduims what the fuck old trafford will be next makes me sick

Ah ces putains de poteaux carrés

Image quality is more like 1909 than 1979.

I've watched football and speedway here. So sad that this place with so many happy memories has gone for good.

The Home of football

Only one Simon garner only one noel brotherstone only one Chris price only one nicky Reid only one Terry gennoe only 1 Colin hendry only one Chris paterson only 1 Scott sellers

Uts baby❤

It's over by Roy orbinson

Loved burnden Park a real spit and sawdust experience however a unique one that will never be replaced..loved walking down the manny Rd to see the burnden aces !!!

I went several times around 76/77 when Derek Hales was playing. I don't recall the away end being covered, must have been shortly after.

Beautiful place❤

The precursor to nearly every 1990s redevelopment across Britain in many ways.

trinity rd stand and holte were truly magnificent.

Stunning and iconic. Pity the new place didn't reference the old iconic Highbury styling,. Even tho the Emirates looks v nice in its way.

Incredibly distinctive ground. Had already lost some capacity since its heyday tho. New grounds should be a mixture of old and new characteristics. Big towering stands, but old styling and individuality with big terraces.

I remember old Anfield. It was a bloody awful ground relative to the massive stature of the club. Apart from the Kop. The old Kop was magnificent beyond words.

Proper ground back then.

It was a great neutral FA cup semi venue too.

Still the nearest Rovers will ever get to owning a new stadium!

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43 years later -- virtually unchanged, yet carefully and proudly maintained in this form.

Wandering down to see so many wanderers games from 1976 onwards ,lucky to see Frank Worthington in his pomp.

Superb old ground

Oh my 😢 how i miss burnden park, such great memories

Back then every football ground was different. Deepdale was old but looked after. West Stand very cosy and you never got wet. Spion Kop massive.

I grew up In the Early 80's here!! There was once over 62000 on this ground!! I love Ewood Park. Come on you Blue's.

Great stadium like our Boleyn, the all new shiny glitzy shit don't come close to these old skool stadiums, RIP English Football 🇬🇧⚒

History

A the terraces that I stood on as a kid/teenager and adult a real football ground.

I remember trying to take the shed in 69 we got hammered that's the first time I saw Eccles he was a true leader Godder Liverpool Skinhead Respect to Eccles

My dad went up twice in the 60's for the England games. Both crowds over 130000. He bumped into someone from the street he lived on. It must have been eerie watching Queens Park there.

Thanks for putting this on. My dad took us up to a game v Clyde about 1980/81. It was the closest ground to the caravan near Blackpool. They had some awful red cola for sale in the covered end. i've been back about ten times since.

The WESTSIDE upton park, YOU'LL NEVER UNDERSTAND ,⚒ WE ARE THOSE BASTARDS IN CLARET & BLUE ⚒

Home sweet Home

It was bad 😞

Nice.

Loved the old ground particularly the coo shed in the 70s. Certainly brings back some good memories.

So sad seeing such wonderful old grounds demolished. They hold millions of our memories. If a Lord stayed at a country house in the 1800’s it’d be a grade listed building so wouldn’t be allowed to be demolished. But we fans don’t have the same memories!! Tories out.

Good old footage of our rovers.memories are forever .Douglas clayton keeley garmer Gayle...then the new era started..thanks to uncle jack...RiP

Been there a few times with my team Stirling Albion. Was always a ground famous for having games postponed due to waterlogged pitches i.e. there would be one game off in Scotland, and it would be at Boghead. That said the old ground is a million times more appealing as a football fan than the soulless one stand job at the Rock.

What is the song

What it's grown to be....#CFC

I was part of the bugle boys at all home games so many good memoirs

Glad the last floodlight got such a touching send off! Great bit og why footy is such a warming hobby

Feel a bit chocked watching that

So glad I came across this video. This was my Mecca in the early 80's & remember Tony Kellow being behind a desk in the club shop next to the Grandstand. He signed my shirt which was our 1st ever sponsored shirt which was LCD as I remember.

Hi, Incredible footage this - Would you be able to provide the copyright holder for this? Would love to include part of it in a documentary I am making. Thanks!

Was a fantastic old stadium back in the day. Stairs up the back of that mammoth 2 tier terrace seemed to go on for ever

Remember the roof along the railway line side - shook rather badly when a train went passed. 2 fantastic old school covered terraces tho 👍

My second home as I remember it well. Texaco Cup nights in the Shed were something special 😏