Huistra's last game was against Falkirk in January 1995. It's definitely not that game!
You are correct. I was at the game. Remember he scored 2 and got good send off from the bears. Also remember it being sunny, but with my memory who knows
See myself and my brother in it. Brockville, Love Street?I have no idea where this was taken, as for the date, I'm guessing very early Nineties. A healthy number of Toonheid RSC in attendance. Broomfield has been suggested, I'm thinking East End Park, but there's nothing that stands out exactly.
I'd go with a concensus as to what ground it is, over to the FF detectives?
Morton maybe no roof still?I have no idea where this was taken, as for the date, I'm guessing very early Nineties. A healthy number of Toonheid RSC in attendance. Broomfield has been suggested, I'm thinking East End Park, but there's nothing that stands out exactly.
I'd go with a concensus as to what ground it is, over to the FF detectives?
It was all seated.
Reputedly first all seated ground in Scotland,all concrete.
I don't think Love street had the tree at the back
Don't think love street, Don't remember it having trees or advertising behind Rangers end.
Remember the Celtic View used the same photo twice in the same edition, one for a match report and the other for the spot the ball?
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I remember some publication doing a parody of these competitions. Either a big bulge in the net or somebody in the middle of a throw in.Remember the Celtic View used the same photo twice in the same edition, one for a match report and the other for the spot the ball?
First all seated stadium in the UK. Benches were installed using the £100,000 transfer fee that we paid for Davie Cooper.
I was also at the game and have to admit that I have no idea about the weather!You are correct. I was at the game. Remember he scored 2 and got good send off from the bears. Also remember it being sunny, but with my memory who knows
Most seem to favour Falkirk but my first instinct was Easter Road I just remember it being very steep like thatI have no idea where this was taken, as for the date, I'm guessing very early Nineties. A healthy number of Toonheid RSC in attendance. Broomfield has been suggested, I'm thinking East End Park, but there's nothing that stands out exactly.
I'd go with a concensus as to what ground it is, over to the FF detectives?
and they all got it wrong!Remember the Celtic View used the same photo twice in the same edition, one for a match report and the other for the spot the ball?
All benched..
Easter road as there used to be big bushes at the back of the terrace on the path way outI have no idea where this was taken, as for the date, I'm guessing very early Nineties. A healthy number of Toonheid RSC in attendance. Broomfield has been suggested, I'm thinking East End Park, but there's nothing that stands out exactly.
I'd go with a concensus as to what ground it is, over to the FF detectives?
Second picture is the away end.
That’s what I first thought cappielow
Don't think the Dundee terracing was as steep as in the photo.
Clydesdale Street end.
On one of your Brockville photos that show the railway end there is green advertising at the top of the terracing similar to what is shown in the the where is this picture.
