Of course I trust you but was it this incident?Royboyclaret wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 9:07 pmTrust me TT, Freddie scores our goal at the Cricket Field End......his one and only goal for us in 84 appearances.
Bob Lord Terracing?
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Probably only Freddie will know.
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I met Freddie Smith on a number of occasions, he was the most humble man you could ever wish to meet.
A brilliant right-back but so limited in his appearances due to a certain John Angus in front of him.
Freddie would have played far more games at another Club but was content to sit behind Angus at the Turf.
How special is that ?
A brilliant right-back but so limited in his appearances due to a certain John Angus in front of him.
Freddie would have played far more games at another Club but was content to sit behind Angus at the Turf.
How special is that ?
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Congratulations. If it was at all possible, you have made yourself sound even more obnoxious.AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 8:20 amGet a grip sweet cheeks , and perhaps a sense of humour at the same time , the comment was a bit of flippant nonsense .
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This is the Freddie Smith goal v Arsenal. Doesn't appear to be the same match as Walton's photo.
Ex-Claret Jim Furnell is the Arsenal goalkeeper.
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No problem. I was responding to someone who had seen the Cup tie against Everton from the Enclosure which I had as well. Sorry for the confusion2 Bee Holed wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 12:18 amMy mistake, I thought we were talking about the terracing at the front of the long side that was sectioned off for younger fans, so that they could see the game easier. At 24 years old, obviously you weren't.
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I don't know. It wasn't regarded as special when Kevin Long was prepared to do just that. He was seen by many as having no ambition or 'stealing a wage'.Royboyclaret wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 9:48 pmI met Freddie Smith on a number of occasions, he was the most humble man you could ever wish to meet.
A brilliant right-back but so limited in his appearances due to a certain John Angus in front of him.
Freddie would have played far more games at another Club but was content to sit behind Angus at the Turf.
How special is that ?
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I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong, but I suspect there is rather a large disparity in what Freddie Smith earned by play in second fiddle and what Kevin Long earned.
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Well there would be and if Freddie was on maximum wage then no point moving unless he wanted to play first team football and may not have been offered the maximum wage
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Going back to the OP. That's a lot of terracing. Am I missing something here? Has the level of the pitch been changed since then? The wall at the back of the terracing looks really high and almost level with the pillars supporting the roof, there are 8 pillars in that photo and just 4 today next to the exits which are 5(?) rows back from the front of the stand. It looks like the roof extends at least 6 feet beyond the wall now but in that picture it looks to stop straight after the pillars.burnley007 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 12:58 pmLove this old pic of the Bob Lord, looks great with terracing at the front...can we recreate that when Safe Standing comes in?
When were the changes made to the roof supports and the seating? Wikipedia says it was built with 2500 seats and then later in the Turf Moor page it says there are 4000 seats in there. I can't remember it being changed in the last 30 years.
There's a hell of a lot of room in front of the Bob Lord which presumably is the limit of where the old terrace stood or was that what was left by Linpave when they did the two new stands to allow the Bob Lord to be rebuilt in the future?