I’m not a season ticket holder but the Rob Q&A with @bluntphil up coming on Wanderers TV 🦢 should ask if there are plans for a heritage trail taking in some of the Grade One* listed attractions mentioned above.
@NewburyWanderer I don’t know how true this is, but I understood that ‘Fool on the Hill’ used to be played regularly because it was John Delaney’s favourite song.
The Reliant Robin painted in the McSporran clan's tartan that was allegedly given to Jermaine McSporran as a present of sorts (I'm sure he mentioned it in a WWISC fanzine interview...)
The 'non-league' floodlight lamps that made video footage of night matches look like they were being played under the warm but barely illuminating glow of gas light.
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The bolt of lightening that we all saw hit the away end in the abandoned Bristol Rovers game
The pile of snow Andy Rammell gleefully lept into after scoring against Wolves during THAT cup run.
Eddie Monsoon's Blues Shop hut
The programme shop on a trailer at the back of the car park that was fitted out with cast-off PVC window frames.
I’m not a season ticket holder but the Rob Q&A with @bluntphil up coming on Wanderers TV 🦢 should ask if there are plans for a heritage trail taking in some of the Grade One* listed attractions mentioned above.
More shenanigans went on in there, than a Cynthia Payne Party.
So that's what you did with your luncheon vouchers in the 80's!
A copy of the short-lived 'Roobarb Roobarb' fanzine that was only on sale for the WBA Cup game
A Daily Star WWFC team poster that was only on sale at the opening home league game
Frank Talia's toe
@floyd post page one, late to the party @LX1 😉
@NewburyWanderer I don’t know how true this is, but I understood that ‘Fool on the Hill’ used to be played regularly because it was John Delaney’s favourite song.
The hi-tech scoreboard in the away end that broke down after a few games, never to be seen again.
The Reliant Robin painted in the McSporran clan's tartan that was allegedly given to Jermaine McSporran as a present of sorts (I'm sure he mentioned it in a WWISC fanzine interview...)
The super-sized dugouts hidden in storage until a new stadium could be built to house them.
The 'non-league' floodlight lamps that made video footage of night matches look like they were being played under the warm but barely illuminating glow of gas light.
The random old old street lampposts that were repurposed to mount the original Adams Park scoreboard (in the Woodlands/Valley End corner)
Bugger, I'm doing an LX1 here aren't I
I think you could be right there.
Wasn't it played before the Amateur Cup matches in 1970-71 - Wealdstone, Enfield, Oldbury, Skelmersdale - all at home?
Jason Cousins studs if they have been removed from that Doncaster lads stomach
Exiting through the gift shop to purchase a selection of Sir Colin Daniels ‘save the day’ pencils, rubbers and key fobs.
And Alan Swann air fresheners and tissues.
A man a lot of opposition fans believed should not even be described as a footballer becoming our top scorer in the Football League.
Tory Goon’s petition.
A sign with a misplaced apostrophe that @OakwoodExile can edit.
Ivor Beeks relegation radar.
The programme notes where Dave Peters compared a few robust questions at a fans forum to the Iraq war.
Gavin Grant
Drewe Broughtons wrist bands.
Carrow Road toilet seat.
Al the Pål's Mars bars.