Okay so there were no goals but there was action At the Memorial stadium on Saturday. I stood, yes like old time, in the West Terrace to see Brentford just about deserve their point. The ground was in sun but our side very much in the shade. Easy ground to get to and a reasonable crowd.
Blogging the road to visit all 92 English League football grounds and see some good traditional football. Plus comment on Football in general.
Sunday, 18 April 2010
Saturday, 10 April 2010
Breaking a voodoo in Hereford
Edgar Street was the scene of my first time seeing Grimsby Town win a match! And what a delightful goal it was - nice one Jamie (Devitt). I didn't go to see the Mariners more the ground so to that then.
Next door is a large car park which did fill even though the crowd barely broke 2,100 - not big. Still a pound to park was welcome and £15 for a seat wasn't terrible. The view was good, the scoreboard clear and the Bulls fans were vocal.
Pretty good atmosphere for game so close to the end of a middling season for them; though a desperate one for the 300 who travelled from eastern coast. I didn't try the local fayre or facilities but others seemed to be coping with no complaints. Post match locals were complementary of the football and there was no trouble. Herefordshire is green and hilly countryside with little interruption. A nice experience all around; try it yourself.
Next door is a large car park which did fill even though the crowd barely broke 2,100 - not big. Still a pound to park was welcome and £15 for a seat wasn't terrible. The view was good, the scoreboard clear and the Bulls fans were vocal.
Pretty good atmosphere for game so close to the end of a middling season for them; though a desperate one for the 300 who travelled from eastern coast. I didn't try the local fayre or facilities but others seemed to be coping with no complaints. Post match locals were complementary of the football and there was no trouble. Herefordshire is green and hilly countryside with little interruption. A nice experience all around; try it yourself.
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Monday, 5 April 2010
More misery for my teams in League Two!
Predicting for L2 Monday 5th April
1. Accrington 3-1 Grimsby (Home win)
2. Aldershot 2-0 Rotherham (Home win)
3. Barnet 2-0 Chestrf'ld (Home win)
4. Bradford 2-0 Macclesf'd (Home win)
5. Bury 3-2 Burton (Home win)
6. Crewe 1-0 Cheltenham (Home win)
7. Darlington 2-3 Hereford (Away win)
8. Lincoln 0-2 Morecambe (Away win)
9. Northmpt'n 3-2 Torquay (Home win)
10. Port Vale 0-1 Dag & Red (Away win)
11. Rochdale 2-0 Bournem'th (Home win)
12. Shrewsbury 0-2 Notts Co (Away win)
1. Accrington 3-1 Grimsby (Home win)
2. Aldershot 2-0 Rotherham (Home win)
3. Barnet 2-0 Chestrf'ld (Home win)
4. Bradford 2-0 Macclesf'd (Home win)
5. Bury 3-2 Burton (Home win)
6. Crewe 1-0 Cheltenham (Home win)
7. Darlington 2-3 Hereford (Away win)
8. Lincoln 0-2 Morecambe (Away win)
9. Northmpt'n 3-2 Torquay (Home win)
10. Port Vale 0-1 Dag & Red (Away win)
11. Rochdale 2-0 Bournem'th (Home win)
12. Shrewsbury 0-2 Notts Co (Away win)
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