Pictures of Iconic Football grounds

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3916692/Football-grounds-homes-Manchester-United-Liverpool-Chelsea-Tottenham-evolved-years.html"In this picture special, we take a selection of 15 of our beloved grounds and see how they have changed over the years."

We all agree that Carrow Rd. is ''iconic'' and ''beloved'', it''s also the only ground in East Anglia to make the list. [:)]

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[quote user="TCCANARY"]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3916692/Football-grounds-homes-Manchester-United-Liverpool-Chelsea-Tottenham-evolved-years.html"In this picture special, we take a selection of 15 of our beloved grounds and see how they have changed over the years."

We all agree that Carrow Rd. is ''iconic'' and ''beloved'', it''s also the only ground in East Anglia to make the list. [:)][/quote]That''s ''cos people who go to that other ground insist they''re in a suburb of London, innit.....[;)]

[The Unsullied 0]

I wonder how many of the posters on here remember the game mentioned

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[quote user="Jim the Canary"]I wonder how many of the posters on here remember the game mentioned[/quote]Not the Swansea game but i was in the crowd for the record attendance v Leicester in 1963.

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[quote user="TIL 1010"][quote user="Jim the Canary"]I wonder how many of the posters on here remember the game mentioned[/quote]Not the Swansea game but i was in the crowd for the record attendance v Leicester in 1963.[/quote]

Just a young man of 43

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Excelent!

For those of you who are into the history of football grounds, Simon Inglis has written some great stuff.