A History of Scottish Football Grounds | Fir Park 

Great video mate. I know some Scottish names can be tricky to pronounce, but Dalziel and Dalzell are pronounced Dee-Ell 👍 Confusing I know, sorry. Good vid tho

Thanks for doing my club 👍

Really interesting video, you certainly researched this well and I enjoyed finding out more about Fir Park

Great video thanks! My Dad first took me to Fir Park in 1994 when I was 6 and I've been going ever since

Great video, keep up the good work man

Been attending FP since I was a kid in the 70’s and seen most of the changes mentioned. Would hate to ever move to one these modern plastic stadiums. 😊

A few things I didn't know about my own club. Great video, thanks so much for doing this.

I've always found it a bit funny that one of the stands doesn't go the full length. It looks a little strange but also unique.

I live a few miles away from Fir Park and have worked there as a Security Steward in the past. I must say it is a great stadium and has great facilities! 🙌

Great video mate. Love a bit of Scottish football history. Personally I support Rangers and Queen of the South, but my Dad was a life long Motherwell fan, so I've always had a soft spot for them. Davie Cooper and Tommy McLean were also Rangers legends before they jojned Motherwell as a player and manager respectively of course. Would love to see you do a vid on the history of Palmerston Park, home of Queen of the South 👍

Hello Archivist Athletica. This interested me as I am from Bradford. Here is a quote from asking about the colours on Google. "It is erroneously believed that Motherwell chose the claret and amber colours because they were the racing colours of Lord Hamilton; it is more likely that Motherwell were influenced by Bradford City's English FA cup win in 1911." Note the other Bradford club, Bradford (Park Avenue) took their green and white from Celtic, brought by a former player there. They were just Bradford, but needed to distinguish themselves from City and are supposedly the only team with brackets in the name. You could look into these things and the former Park Avenue venue? I am actually a Rugby League fan and grew up in Manningham, who were the first champions, before becoming football team Bradford City. Strangely. the first game I saw was a 3 to 2 win for City against Sheffield Wednesday when Jack Charlton was their new manager. I was in the stand that was there from the old rugby days that later caught fire. The fact that Wednesday had also fallen on hard times meant the disaster at their ground had similar issues behind it. As for Justice Taylor, my dad knew him through court work and he sent a representative to my dad's funeral. Good luck with the channel.

Hiya Archivist Athletica, Could you please do a vlog on Carlisle United's home ground Brunton Park, or a vlog on Newcastle United's home ground St James's park, or both would be nice, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England

Can you do Easter Road, Celtic Park and Hampden Park?

Love it!!

Dalziel is pronounced DEE - EL

Can you done one on tynecastle

John hunter wasn’t the first he was the longest serving

Im sure one of the stands used to have a box of matches as its sponsor

Dalziel is pronounced Dee-El.

Sorry Plantation?

'Dalziel' is pronounced DEESELL

Every time I've been it's mostly empty.