Forgotten Football Grounds | Boothferry Park

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Forgotten Football Grounds | Boothferry Park
Tonight I do another forgotten Football Ground and this time it is Boothferry Park, the former ground of Hull City between 1946-2002.
For copyright purposes I cannot show the game or any Highlights otherwise my channel will be taken down, I hope you understand this
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29 ноя 2022

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Комментарии : 38

@davidspear9790 Год назад

56 years must be one of the shortest timespans for a ground in FL history. It looks like virtually nothing was done to it from the day it opened till the day it was demolished (apart from halving a terrace to build a supermarket).

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

It is a very short time compared to the other grounds I have done.

@lyndsey2894 4 месяца назад

Thank you. Brought back memories x kenpton second home

@historyoffootball87 4 месяца назад

Thanks for watching the video

@jimmycburfield5997 Год назад

Brilliant. Thank you. I was a student in Hull 93-96. I loved BP. In those times it felt like a ground past it’s best in a city that loved Rugby league. Genuinely I rarely saw anyone where a Hull city shirt! I thought the south stand was imposing! It was functional and angular; if there’d been a footy stadium in ‘A clock work orange’ this would have been it. Up the Tigers

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

When I went to Hull I definitely felt it were more of a Rugby League town. I didn't see anyone wearing any Hull City paraphernalia, lots of people wearing Hull F.C. kits though

@mauriceperry2165 Год назад

Only visited once New Years day 1990. Definitely seemed run down at the time but then I think most grounds were by that point until the Taylor Report, especially clubs that weren't having the best of times. Still have fond memories of the day if not the result!

@Kulla1berg 8 месяцев назад

I enjoyed it Sometimes must one say that some stadiums were very old and you needed to rebuild or refresh them Little strange that such a big city as Hull hadn’t played in the top league until recently

@historyoffootball87 8 месяцев назад

I think the fact Hull is also a Rugby League city has something to do with it.

@Kulla1berg 8 месяцев назад

No I missed that Rugby is a popular spot even if I do not understand the difference between rugby league and rugby union

@darrenstoopybaker8127 Год назад

I live in Hull but support Leeds which doesn't go down well lol, all thanks to my Grandad. Boothfery Park was a great old stadium and the pitch was always immaculate. The stadium was much better than the new one shared by Hull City and Hull FC . Keep up the good work pal. 👍

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting

@darrenstoopybaker8127 Год назад

@@historyoffootball87 no problem mate it's right up my street as visited most of these UK grounds following Leeds.

@philiproworth6131 Год назад

Nice video i like to see the history of the old grounds even though they had seen better days compared to new stadiums. I hope you do some more. All the best.

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

I have done a few grounds to be fair so far, plenty more to go. Thanks for tuning in.

@patrickscott838 Год назад

Great work!👌

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

Cheers

@fishyattacksAVFC 11 месяцев назад

Good video mate. A good one to do would be Sealand Road, Chester City's old ground

@historyoffootball87 11 месяцев назад

Cheers Fishy Attacks. I did a video on Sealand Road awhile ago.

@bdavey01 Месяц назад

I spent a lot of time in here in my teens getting copper wire lmao.

@historyoffootball87 Месяц назад

You would have made a bit of money then like.

@patricknand2434 Год назад

I have been enjoying the wc content but i understand where you are u are coming from

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

I just notice with the WC content that the video gets lost or swamped amongst a sea of other videos because there are so many people (hundreds) covering the same match. And with most of them they show the game or highlights, something I wouldn't risk doing.

@bremnersghost948 Год назад

Fond memories of Boothferry Park from my day there as Leeds Mascot back in 89/90 Season, Leeds won 1-0 ;-)

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

Thanks for watching

@bremnersghost948 Год назад

@@historyoffootball87 A pleasure, Enjoying your work.

@darrenstoopybaker8127 Год назад

I was there too pal.

@darrenstoopybaker8127 Год назад

I recognise your name from on the stoop, another great football content.

@bremnersghost948 Год назад

@@darrenstoopybaker8127 Oh heck I'm infamous lol

@peterdemeteor8399 Год назад

Supported Rovers away there twice; on one occasion, a home fan shouted "Catweazle!" at me as we were leaving. Up The Gas!

@historyoffootball87 Год назад

Catweazle?

@peterdemeteor8399 Год назад

From a 1970's children's TV show. He was a Saxon wizard who, whilst being pursued by Roman soldiers, fell through a gap in the space/time continuum and was transported to modern times. I vaguely resemble him, but not as much as the U.S. musician, J. Mascis (out of 'Dinosaur Jr.) resembles me. Up The Gas!