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On my arse/on my feet

comedian,arnt ya?

Some people may say it begins with a C

Millhouse terrace but I'm not one of the moaners....

Rink End roof??

Press Box??

Police Station??

Oi, You! of 'premier league' 'fans'

Our apologies that the poll choices does not include your front room or the pub, this poll is only for proper footy fans.

Is this so that you can deliver our Christmas presents?

I used to sit in CK end but my lad got bored there so now he prefers the town end.

i'm the other way round mr hunt. i went in the town end for years but then me legs started hurting by half-time, so now i relax in the plushness of the cyril with all the whinging twats.

so it seems most people prefer to stand than sit then

Oh yes, young Thomas.

Well blokes can't piss sitting down.

By the way, what footwear do you use when you go to Pools??

I hope it's not extremely expensive peer pressured trainers??

expensive is nothing.

It's a bit more when the shoe cupboard smells of second hand Strongarm.

Millhouse Terrace North West Corner.

town end to the mill house side of goal halfway up terrace leaning on crush barrier

Who used to stand in the Rink End in the olden days?

Mr I, I can definitely remember chanting 'You'll never take the Rink End'. I am also sure I wasn't the only one, but it still possible that other people were laughing at me.

I used to stand in the rink end when i 1st started going to pools it was an excellent atmosphere and being able to walk from one side of the ground to the other was great. Now im in the townend with the twins, jools and waynejulian, im getting a bit worried of late like because this little rotund chap keeps stalking us .

Me too when I started going, aged about 8. You could tell it was me because I was being chased by a copper after out running him after I jumped down off the wall - much cheaper than turnstiles. In those days the crowd was in the Rink End was the same crowd that was in the Town End - just a different half of the game. One end was always empty.

Bertie Mee said to Bill Shankly
Have you heard of a place called Highbury
No said Shanks I don't think so
But I've heard of the Rink End - AGGRO

Apparently there were numerous sub-40 year old heads being scratched at that one.

It is of course the curse of old age to believe that things aren't what they used to be. But my impression is still that the atmosphere of the Rink End on a good day (ie when the crowd exceeded 2000, which was by no means certain) would beat anything achieved by the Town End since the Rink End was allocated to away fans. I guess it's because a smaller number of fans were involved (a bit like some of the away match atmospheres) and also because the bobbies tolerated more nonsense in those days.

Also the acoustics were better and the kids of today don't know they're born. When aah were a lad.......................

I infer that means you were too young to enjoy the Rink End experience. Mr I?

No, no. I was there but only as a young kid. I remember being in there by myself about 8 or 9 years old (couldn't happen today) being quite overawed by these big blokes shouting and screaming obsecenties - they were probably about 18!

The rink end now we are talking got to admit loved matchdays in that rusty corrigated place poolies were few and far between in them days but did we have some good away days.

The Rink End atmosphere before Thieving Gibson put the seats in was second to none.

It had improved when the new roof went on and when there was a few in it was mental.

Yeah, sorry.