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| Quote: 18th Man "I take it that stand was opposite our existing one now ?'"
Certainly was . Can remember a game v Fulham watching the frost work it's way down the roof , it was virtually White by full time ... Happy days !
Vastman - have you tried the Dreadnoughts thread ? I'm sure there's some pictures of the ground on that . God knows how many pages you'll have to trawl through though first .
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| Quote: vastman "Working on it
Like the sound of that !
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| Theres plenty of folk at BV in the first picture WOW
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| Quote: wrencat1873 "Theres plenty of folk at BV in the first picture WOW'"
There isnt many people in the seats though..
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| Quote: vastman "Working on it
Let's look at the clues...
Vasty is working on his latest book and waxes lyrical about the superiority of the Macintosh at every opportunity.
He is Stephen Fry, the sesquipedalian homosexual national treasure, and I claim my £5.
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| Quote: bren2k "Let's look at the clues...
Vasty is working on his latest book and waxes lyrical about the superiority of the Macintosh at every opportunity.
He is Stephen Fry, the sesquipedalian homosexual national treasure, and I claim my £5.'"
Two out of three ain't bad!!!
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| Quote: PHe "Is that Brian Juliff in the photograph?'"
Yes defo Brian Juliff
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| Quote: Khlav Kalash "
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Fills me with happy memories of my childhood. I was 1st taken by my Dad in 1971 and remember the south and west stands very well. The picture with the south stand reminds me of a 1975 3rd round challenge cup tie v Hull KR. 14000 crammed in to BV. I remember the roar each time we scored; amazing with stands on 3 sides. 27-10 to Trinity I think it ended with a semi-final defeat to Widnes at Odsal to follow.And the other post about incompetent management at Trinity over decades rings so true. The worst decision was pulling the South stand down before adequate plans were in place for the new stand. I recall attending a members meeting in the Unity Hall with my Dad and seeing the plans that included what is now Cats Bar. I hope the Newmarket plans go beyond the paper stage, unlike those! And more great memories from the West stand season ticket we had, centre, right at the back; a narrow victory v Barrow in the '79 cup final run, Trevor Skerrett diving over for the winner and an utter thrashing of Leeds in the 80-81 season when we should have won the league. Great days and I loved Belle Vue
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| Quote: charlie63wildcat "Fills me with happy memories of my childhood. I was 1st taken by my Dad in 1971 and remember the south and west stands very well. The picture with the south stand reminds me of a 1975 3rd round challenge cup tie v Hull KR. 14000 crammed in to BV. I remember the roar each time we scored; amazing with stands on 3 sides. 27-10 to Trinity I think it ended with a semi-final defeat to Widnes at Odsal to follow.And the other post about incompetent management at Trinity over decades rings so true. The worst decision was pulling the South stand down before adequate plans were in place for the new stand. I recall attending a members meeting in the Unity Hall with my Dad and seeing the plans that included what is now Cats Bar. I hope the Newmarket plans go beyond the paper stage, unlike those! And more great memories from the West stand season ticket we had, centre, right at the back; a narrow victory v Barrow in the '79 cup final run, Trevor Skerrett diving over for the winner and an utter thrashing of Leeds in the 80-81 season when we should have won the league. Great days and I loved Belle Vue'"
I remember that game Charlie, I was 10 at the time and I had been taken a few times by my dad too. It must have been a TV game because it was a Saturday and it was amazing seeing the ground packed to the rafters. I'm pretty sure we were drawn at home in every round, been wracking my brain to try and remember who we beat in the first 2 rounds, St Helens rings a bell and Featherstone but am not sure on that one. I'd like to own a comprehensive collection of all seasons results from the 1960s if anyone has such a list of results, teams played, scorers and cup runs I'd be most grateful. I've got loads of footage on video of games but in a lot of cases one season pales into another, certainly when I was younger and lived in Cheshire it was harder then to get to games. If I had a list of results season by season I'd be able to recall those great matches I went to when I was a lad. Hope someone can help.
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| Quote: bren2k "Let's look at the clues...
Vasty is working on his latest book and waxes lyrical about the superiority of the Macintosh at every opportunity.
He is Stephen Fry, the sesquipedalian homosexual national treasure, and I claim my £5.'"
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| Quote: The Clan "What a powerful athlete Brian Julliff was, hard to beleive he was a winger of the 70s as he'd fit right into today's game.'"
In my opinion the best winger I have seen in my time supporting Wakefield he had real pace and tremendous power. If he played today he would have being a great SL winger right up there with Ryan Hall
I will never forget him putting Wigan to the sword at Central Park in the early 80s
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| hello every body, this is my first post. i started reading the forum some time ago but i am only slowly coming to grips with computers. this bit about old belle vue finally made me pluck up the courage to try an entry. in the early 1960's the proceeds of 2 paper rounds allowed me to watch all the local clubs, trin cas and featherstone. i always found belle vue to be a place of wonderment then as a small kid. every thing about it seemed to affect the senses the team were fantastic from 1 to 13. the pitch always seemed the greenest of green and all the tries seemed to be scored from a long way out. but the one thing that set it apart from other grounds that i visited was the west stand. in those days i didn't even know it was called the west stand but it seemed in those days to rise almost cathedral like. in a way the old photo's have spoilt the memory a bit as i remembered it being much grander than that. i seem to remember the ornate fascia been all done in red white and blue. it always seemed to be full of men in camel hair coats and trilby hats with wives who had high beehive hairstyles and a bit too much make up on. it was one of my ambitions to sit in that stand when i got older but i never managed it before it got knocked down and i have always regretted it. i know most of you would like the new stadium but if i could have the old belle vue back with some more up to date facilities i'd take it in a heartbeat.
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| Quote: Emley Cat "I remember that game Charlie, I was 10 at the time and I had been taken a few times by my dad too. It must have been a TV game because it was a Saturday and it was amazing seeing the ground packed to the rafters. I'm pretty sure we were drawn at home in every round, been wracking my brain to try and remember who we beat in the first 2 rounds, St Helens rings a bell and Featherstone but am not sure on that one. I'd like to own a comprehensive collection of all seasons results from the 1960s if anyone has such a list of results, teams played, scorers and cup runs I'd be most grateful. I've got loads of footage on video of games but in a lot of cases one season pales into another, certainly when I was younger and lived in Cheshire it was harder then to get to games. If I had a list of results season by season I'd be able to recall those great matches I went to when I was a lad. Hope someone can help.'"
I have a load of stats, let me know exactly what you need and I will see what I can do.
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| Quote: Lindops white socks "hello every body, this is my first post. i started reading the forum some time ago but i am only slowly coming to grips with computers. this bit about old belle vue finally made me pluck up the courage to try an entry. in the early 1960's the proceeds of 2 paper rounds allowed me to watch all the local clubs, trin cas and featherstone. i always found belle vue to be a place of wonderment then as a small kid. every thing about it seemed to affect the senses the team were fantastic from 1 to 13. the pitch always seemed the greenest of green and all the tries seemed to be scored from a long way out. but the one thing that set it apart from other grounds that i visited was the west stand. in those days i didn't even know it was called the west stand but it seemed in those days to rise almost cathedral like. in a way the old photo's have spoilt the memory a bit as i remembered it being much grander than that. i seem to remember the ornate fascia been all done in red white and blue. it always seemed to be full of men in camel hair coats and trilby hats with wives who had high beehive hairstyles and a bit too much make up on. it was one of my ambitions to sit in that stand when i got older but i never managed it before it got knocked down and i have always regretted it. i know most of you would like the new stadium but if i could have the old belle vue back with some more up to date facilities i'd take it in a heartbeat.'"
I agree. Couldn't give a toss about a posh new stadium other than for the fact without one we appear doomed. A couple of roofs to get some atmosphere and keep the rain off and i'd be happy
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