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43 minutes ago, HorsforthRam said:

It seems a lot of opposition memorabilia is under Pride Park. I was told by a fella that used to own a bar in Notts that he had a couple of the workmen building PP come in laughing…. The joke was that they’d buried Florist scarves under the penalty spots 🤷🏽‍♂️

Along with a coffee cup at the South Stand end of the ground.

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1 hour ago, HorsforthRam said:

It seems a lot of opposition memorabilia is under Pride Park. I was told by a fella that used to own a bar in Notts that he had a couple of the workmen building PP come in laughing…. The joke was that they’d buried Florist scarves under the penalty spots 🤷🏽‍♂️

Only guessing, but I'd imagine when the "builders" were still there, getting anywhere near to what we now know as "The pitch"... assuming they were indeed "builders" and not "A grade football pitch installation specialists"...  it would have been somewhat difficult to suss out where the peno spot would be.

Id imagine it would be an absolute minimum of 6ft under (appropriate!)... but more likely 3 or 4 meters... and anywhere within a 10 metre radius.  There'll be a lot o' layers beneath that glorious turf, that only the pitch installers would have got anywhere near, I'd have thought!  🤷‍♂️

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Don’t know if I’m adding anything of value to the discourse here, but I genuinely hate Pride Park. A cut and paste Stadium™ situated miles away from anything else of cultural or social value, devoid of any character and lacking any real atmosphere (90% of the time). 
 

Flatten it and turn it into a car park. Rebuild the BBG!

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2 hours ago, Mucker1884 said:

Only guessing, but I'd imagine when the "builders" were still there, getting anywhere near to what we now know as "The pitch"... assuming they were indeed "builders" and not "A grade football pitch installation specialists"...  it would have been somewhat difficult to suss out where the peno spot would be.

Id imagine it would be an absolute minimum of 6ft under (appropriate!)... but more likely 3 or 4 meters... and anywhere within a 10 metre radius.  There'll be a lot o' layers beneath that glorious turf, that only the pitch installers would have got anywhere near, I'd have thought!  🤷‍♂️

Drove over it a few times during construction .  Less chance of finding a penalty spot than during that Man City match.  Absolute bog and god knows how many chemical preventing barriers.  

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1 hour ago, Vimto Enjoyer said:

Don’t know if I’m adding anything of value to the discourse here, but I genuinely hate Pride Park. A cut and paste Stadium™ situated miles away from anything else of cultural or social value, devoid of any character and lacking any real atmosphere (90% of the time). 
 

Flatten it and turn it into a car park. Rebuild the BBG!

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1 hour ago, Vimto Enjoyer said:

Don’t know if I’m adding anything of value to the discourse here, but I genuinely hate Pride Park. A cut and paste Stadium™ situated miles away from anything else of cultural or social value, devoid of any character and lacking any real atmosphere (90% of the time). 
 

Flatten it and turn it into a car park. Rebuild the BBG!

So on that point where is there something of cultural and social value in Derby at all?

I do agree that the designer of the stadium seemed to be having a lack of inspiration day when he drew the plans up, pretty formulaic effort. 

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54 minutes ago, Tyler Durden said:

So on that point where is there something of cultural and social value in Derby at all?

I do agree that the designer of the stadium seemed to be having a lack of inspiration day when he drew the plans up, pretty formulaic effort. 

Yeah, generally speaking. I’m talking about being in and around communities where people live and socialise, near pubs and other notable landmarks that characterise an area and therefore the football club that belongs within it.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Vimto Enjoyer said:

Yeah, generally speaking. I’m talking about being in and around communities where people live and socialise, near pubs and other notable landmarks that characterise an area and therefore the football club that belongs within it.

 

 

And there’s nowhere to park your car.😒

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10 hours ago, Vimto Enjoyer said:

Yeah, generally speaking. I’m talking about being in and around communities where people live and socialise, near pubs and other notable landmarks that characterise an area and therefore the football club that belongs within it.

 

 

Normanton...when was the last time you went down there where the BBG used to be? 

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13 hours ago, Vimto Enjoyer said:

Don’t know if I’m adding anything of value to the discourse here, but I genuinely hate Pride Park. A cut and paste Stadium™ situated miles away from anything else of cultural or social value, devoid of any character and lacking any real atmosphere (90% of the time). 
 

Flatten it and turn it into a car park. Rebuild the BBG!

10 minute walk from the Alex and the Brunny. Good enough for me. Couple in there and then another 5 minute hike to the Telegraph for another one or two and then on to the Neppy. Cultural and social excellence. After the Neppy on to the Viceroy for a curry and then a small wander back to the hotel. 

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