The locations of some of the greatest goals are identifiable not by the players who scored them, but the nets the ball ended up in
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Showing posts with label rotherham. Show all posts
Monday, December 9, 2013
Walsall FC
From way back Walsall appear to have had distinctive hardware. About the time the Saddlers were becoming founding members of League Division 4, they kicked into a pair of big square A-frames.
Then, up to the early 1980's it was if Real Madrid had decamped to Fellows Park.
But by the time the European champions of the time Liverpool called in 1982, Walsall had installed Continental D's, which would stay in-situ until they moved stadium in 1990.
To their credit, in the era of the homogenous box-net, Walsall still play between a pair of classic Continental D's to this day.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Rotherham United

The Millers may have a shiny set of free-hanging box goalnets at their spanking new home, New York Stadium
But in their recent History of Goalnets they once entertained between a classically baggy pair of Continental D's at old Millmoor
And further back, skated on ice into old A-frames
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