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Post by coops on Sept 15, 2007 18:04:51 GMT
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Post by ifrigginrule on Sept 15, 2007 19:43:08 GMT
didnt know that penkridge even had a non-league side. i've tried searching the web to find out where they play and if i recognise any players but there aint much out there about them.
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Post by coops on Sept 15, 2007 20:45:08 GMT
didnt know that penkridge even had a non-league side. i've tried searching the web to find out where they play and if i recognise any players but there aint much out there about them. According to the FA Full Time West Midlands League site, Penkridge Town play in Pinfold Lane. Directions: Approach Penkridge from the South along the A449. After entering the Town go straight over at roundabout and proceed to centre of Town. Turn left into Pinfold Lane immediately before George and Fox Public House. Proceed along Pinfold Lane and go under Railway Bridge. Ground is on left, after Quality Hotel. Might take a trip up later in the season. |
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Post by ifrigginrule on Sept 15, 2007 21:08:38 GMT
cheers for that coops. its walking distance from the train stop. potential for a beer or two!!!!
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Post by ojiveojive on Sept 15, 2007 23:39:59 GMT
My abiding memory of Queen Street was losing one nil there on a rain sodden night about seven or eight years ago. The pitch was lumpy and grassless, both sets of players were lumpy and graceless and my mood became more grumpy and baseless as the game wore on!
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Post by coops on Sept 16, 2007 0:35:41 GMT
My abiding memory of Queen Street was losing one nil there on a rain sodden night about seven or eight years ago. The pitch was lumpy and grassless, both sets of players were lumpy and graceless and my mood became more grumpy and baseless as the game wore on! Hee hee. I love Queen Street, it's a proper ground stuck between Beirut and the Black Country Route. (Ooh, I like that, must get it worked into my blog!) It's also got two of the finest pubs in existence within walking distance, The Olde White Rose and The trumpet. |
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Post by ojiveojive on Sept 16, 2007 11:29:43 GMT
It's also got two of the finest pubs in existence within walking distance, The Olde White Rose and The trumpet. Sir, you have immaculate taste in pubs, these are truly two of the finest pubs in existence. |
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