Jem Karacan “We all want to be playing in the Premier League against the best players in the world at the best stadiums like Old Trafford and the Emirates.”
It would be good if Stamford Bridge as good as Old Trafford or the Emirates.
FAO Kes
http://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/footb ... reading_fc
It would be good if Stamford Bridge as good as Old Trafford or the Emirates.
It would be good if Stamford Bridge as good as Old Trafford or the Emirates.
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Good work there Mike. That kind of observation is the kind of thing looked for in areas such as forensic science, chemistry and the like.
Karacan's natural embracing of the short list of 'best' stadia to be found in the Hairband League was as short (and long) as it should be.
Stamford Bridge (once a charismatic, idiosyncratic ground redolent of atmosphere, a cranky trendiness concomitant with its King's Road affiliation, and at the same time a corrugated out-house with its own eponymous shed for the housing of a brood of violent skinheads/suedeheads/casuals, with a running track that gave it space and an open contempt for its other space-pressed London rivals) now looks as if its owners had a look across the way and decided to model its new incarnation on something resembling Loftus Road on a form of concocted growth hormones.
Who'd have thought a club with its new pretensions to grandeur would have looked at the fallen midgets of QPR and the architecture of its own miniscule 'Subbuteo' ground confines and decided to model its new surrounds on the same. That's what Stamford Bridge looks like now. Slightly larger and out-sized, as if they'd taken the blueprints to Loftus Road and slowly immersed it in a solution of architecturally-enhanced steroids.
The 'mini-me' derby of next year for west Londoners, perhaps.
(No fishio)
Karacan's natural embracing of the short list of 'best' stadia to be found in the Hairband League was as short (and long) as it should be.
Stamford Bridge (once a charismatic, idiosyncratic ground redolent of atmosphere, a cranky trendiness concomitant with its King's Road affiliation, and at the same time a corrugated out-house with its own eponymous shed for the housing of a brood of violent skinheads/suedeheads/casuals, with a running track that gave it space and an open contempt for its other space-pressed London rivals) now looks as if its owners had a look across the way and decided to model its new incarnation on something resembling Loftus Road on a form of concocted growth hormones.
Who'd have thought a club with its new pretensions to grandeur would have looked at the fallen midgets of QPR and the architecture of its own miniscule 'Subbuteo' ground confines and decided to model its new surrounds on the same. That's what Stamford Bridge looks like now. Slightly larger and out-sized, as if they'd taken the blueprints to Loftus Road and slowly immersed it in a solution of architecturally-enhanced steroids.
The 'mini-me' derby of next year for west Londoners, perhaps.
(No fishio)
^
Post of the year.
Post of the year.
Zammo ^
Post of the year.
Indeed.
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Can we class this as the worst fishing trip ever? I feel the embarressment for you m8.
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No Fixed Abode Can we class this as the worst fishing trip ever?
Not while you're still posting m9.
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PlatypussNo Fixed Abode Can we class this as the worst fishing trip ever?
Not while you're still posting m9.
Agreed. 'post of the year' description of Stamford Bridge.
Ian Herring Good work there Mike. That kind of observation is the kind of thing looked for in areas such as forensic science, chemistry and the like.
Karacan's natural embracing of the short list of 'best' stadia to be found in the Hairband League was as short (and long) as it should be.
Stamford Bridge (once a charismatic, idiosyncratic ground redolent of atmosphere, a cranky trendiness concomitant with its King's Road affiliation, and at the same time a corrugated out-house with its own eponymous shed for the housing of a brood of violent skinheads/suedeheads/casuals, with a running track that gave it space and an open contempt for its other space-pressed London rivals) now looks as if its owners had a look across the way and decided to model its new incarnation on something resembling Loftus Road on a form of concocted growth hormones.
Who'd have thought a club with its new pretensions to grandeur would have looked at the fallen midgets of QPR and the architecture of its own miniscule 'Subbuteo' ground confines and decided to model its new surrounds on the same. That's what Stamford Bridge looks like now. Slightly larger and out-sized, as if they'd taken the blueprints to Loftus Road and slowly immersed it in a solution of architecturally-enhanced steroids.
The 'mini-me' derby of next year for west Londoners, perhaps.
(No fishio)
Can't say I ever remember that.
Before it was renovated, Stamford Bridge was a terrible place to go a watch football due to the defunct speedway track around the pitch and the gaping gaps in the corners, Zilchio atmosphere.
Did like the Oxford style post box style stand in one corner though.
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This deserves to be in the Hall of Fame purely for Ian Herring's perfect description of SB. Pure HNA? Gold.
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I was going to do a thread similar to this on The Mad Stad, but then it would cover lots of identikit grounds all around the Country. Can't believe Reading were allowed to play both play-off semi-finals against Cardiff at the Mad Stad.
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No Fixed Abode Can't believe Reading were allowed to play both play-off semi-finals against Cardiff at the Mad Stad.
oof
don't think even Tredder would use that one
although it's a valid point in response to the OP
No Fixed Abode Can we class this as the worst fishing trip ever? I feel the embarrassment for you m8.
fixed it for you m9.
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Mike HuntNo Fixed Abode Can we class this as the worst fishing trip ever? I feel the embarrassment for you m8.
fixed it for you m9.
Is that the best you could come back with. What a man.
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You were so cool then...
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Yes dude!
Ian Herring Good work there Mike. That kind of observation is the kind of thing looked for in areas such as forensic science, chemistry and the like.
Karacan's natural embracing of the short list of 'best' stadia to be found in the Hairband League was as short (and long) as it should be.
Stamford Bridge (once a charismatic, idiosyncratic ground redolent of atmosphere, a cranky trendiness concomitant with its King's Road affiliation, and at the same time a corrugated out-house with its own eponymous shed for the housing of a brood of violent skinheads/suedeheads/casuals, with a running track that gave it space and an open contempt for its other space-pressed London rivals) now looks as if its owners had a look across the way and decided to model its new incarnation on something resembling Loftus Road on a form of concocted growth hormones.
Who'd have thought a club with its new pretensions to grandeur would have looked at the fallen midgets of QPR and the architecture of its own miniscule 'Subbuteo' ground confines and decided to model its new surrounds on the same. That's what Stamford Bridge looks like now. Slightly larger and out-sized, as if they'd taken the blueprints to Loftus Road and slowly immersed it in a solution of architecturally-enhanced steroids.
The 'mini-me' derby of next year for west Londoners, perhaps.
(No fishio)
Brilliant Post
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PlatypussNo Fixed Abode Can we class this as the worst fishing trip ever?
Not while you're still posting m9.
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