That was the west stand, south stand was before that. Always remember the tunnel at the back of the west stand when swapping ends.

The west stand featured a bar underneath it and a tunnel running through it. It’s fate was sealed with the increased health and safety requirements following the Bradford fire. The south stand was all terracing but was pulled down I think when it was suggested to move the pitch 25 yards south to make way for a supermarket

If present supporters think that they can raise a deafening roar in the north stand, then they should have been in the south stand. I can't describe what it was like especially in full voice against the Aussies

The noise was phenominal.

Haha, in Cas most Beverley ale got spilt as it was too vile to drink.

So was the game, no side gave the 1982 team an harder match throughout that tour.

I had the Main Stand in my head and that’s the one I was referring to and not the South Stand.

The South Stand was pulled down for a number of reasons all of which were bull - to facilitate the moving of the pitch by 25m South to make way for a sports complex at the North end was one, because it contained asbestos and was unsafe was another - both were bull as I said. It was a cracking stand and should have been left alone.

I think you may have to check your dates on that game. I assume you mean 1952?
They'd have got 100 in 1982.

We did'nt play them in 82

We gave em a good game in 90 if you're referring to that one?

Think Andy mason scored two crackers in that game