Football Ground Map
Football Ground Map
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| a2robinson: 70 | |
| Average Port Vale fan: 54.01 | |
| Average football fan: 46.42 | |
| 92 Club - 40/92 | |
| Grounds Visited | 70 |
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| 92 Club | 40 |
| Tours/Non-Football | 0 |
| Wish List | 0 |
| Miles Travelled | 20,568 How is this calculated? |
| Countries visited | 2 |
| Reviews Written | 0 |
| Photos Uploaded | 4 | Friends | 0 friends • Add friend |
Port Vale vrs Hartlepool 1980/81. It was just after my birthday and my dad took me for the first time. We sat (on the terrace) just in front of the refreshment hut in a part of the ground that is now buried beneath the new disabled stand. I don't remember it being a particularly good game, but it was exciting all the same and I've been a fan ever since.
There are quite a few good ones but it has got to be the LDV final at the Millenium Stadium, 2-1 victory over Brentford after going a goal down - magic.
Port Vale v Hereford in the Freight Rover Trophy, 1986/87. It was a freezing cold night and I had convinced some of my (none-Vale fan) friends to come with me. Truly awful football, but thankfully we won 1-0. Incidently none of the friends came again!
Adams Park - home to Wycombe Wanderers, Reading U23, Reading Women
Can't tell you why this is the best, but I always get excited when we go and I always thoroughly enjoy the day (even though we often lose).
Ninian Park - home to Cardiff City, Wales
The home fans were overly aggresive and in fact hostile to anyone not Welsh. I'm all for passion and patriotism, but this was borderline xenophobia - very very uncomfortable visit - will probably never go back.
