The ground gets a facelift for the new season


By noibla
June 29 2013

This is all that remains of the extra terracing from Bath r.f.c. that was scattered along the fence to the Athletics track behind the old red containers that had seen better days after Jan bought them into the club, it certainley improves the appearance of the ground when coming in from the main entrance down past the Redrow stand. If I can find out where they have gone to, I'll let you know, all I can say is that they were dammed heavy, probably needed all the squad when Dawsey was here to put them in place I guess, at least those that we are using are doing an excellent job giving a good viewpoint to the supporters.

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The ground gets a facelift for the new season
Discussion started by Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged), 29/06/2013 19:30
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29/06/2013 19:30
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ralbar
balion
30/06/2013 19:57
I believe they are now in use at Marsh Mills for the speedway. I cannot guarantee that but it was what I was told a little while ago.

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noibla
30/06/2013 22:16
I'll check it out when I'm in the area.

Semper Sersum.

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C G & W
C G & W
01/07/2013 11:54
If that is the free standing terraces, then some were purchased by the Speedway - they required work ding to them to make them "safe".

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