FCB have a glorious history of goal nets and, like NK Maribor, went to extreme lengths to keep their stanchions when box nets were deemed a necessary requirement.
In the mid-60's Brugge sported stanchions of a curve that suggested the Latin influence of Madrid and Santiago and would lead to similar at Feyenoord.
By the late 70's FCB were a force in European football and played between skinny A-frames that were classically Low Country.
The A-frames were still there in the mid-90's and the era of box net homogeneity. Exactly like those at NK Maribor, Brugge maintained their identity by draping the box nets over the stanchions.
hehe look up the fields in those videos, look like the pasture :D how the game has change in the last few decades :) The same with bookmakers, it used to be a business not widespearded like in these days, thanks to the WWW, cheers
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