Deepdale, Preston North End 1979
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2011
- Following an agreement with the copyright holder reproduced here is short film footage of a number of English and Scottish Football grounds taken during the 1979/1981 seasons. The original Cine film was shot in Super 8 format in colour and last approximately 90 seconds the quality is variable. (This version 640x480).
The footage captures the scene in and around grounds revealing the stands and terraces and they are a unique snapshot of crucially how the grounds appeared at the time before some of which disappeared forever or had yet to be redeveloped. Clubs not featured were either never filmed or they refused permsission to film at their ground.
In providing these clips respect respect the copyright holder and do not edit or redistribute any of the footage but links back to this post are fine.
Thanks to the Internet Football Ground Guide for their support. - Sport
Very emotional. As a 66 yr old. This is how I remember it as a young supporter.
Spion Kop... used to get the bus into town from Inskip and walk up. Really enjoyed that first season in the old Division 2 with Nobby at the helm! Great memories. Thanks for putting this up!
thanx for putting this on here - i was a season ticket holder way back then and it really hard to remember what the ground looked like - and indeed which way round it was - i can never work out which stand the sir tom finney replaced - thanx again!!!!
damn that brings back memories. Thank you for this
the home of football
Made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. Brings back some memories, good and bad!
Back then every football ground was different. Deepdale was old but looked after. West Stand very cosy and you never got wet. Spion Kop massive.
Does anyone know who filmed this? There's one done on probably the same day down the 61 at Burnden Park, same music too, now sadly gone.
Great stuff.
Our Church
£1.75 on a freezing Tuesday night in February north end 6 charlton 1.
Eric potts destroyed them I was there fantastic 1:30
Lovely old ground. Replaced by a tedious pile of plastic and concrete. As usual. Everton are committing the same crime. Why aren’t OUR stadiums grade listed buildings? If this were a rich man’s game they would be. Memories of millions of us demolished for soulless stadiums. Sad.