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Just street parking.Three of Diamonds wrote:Where's the best place to park near the ground, is it street parking?
Nice spot but it'll probably all be gone before we're in a position to buy anything - some of it is already up for development.....Three of Diamonds wrote:Where's the best place to park near the ground, is it street parking?
Ooh, there's lots of lovely land near the Rushden Town Bowling club, not far from the Needle & Awl. I wonder who owns it? I'd say it's ripe for developing into a football club ;)
Rushdenjim wrote:Ive always thought the Manor Park would be perfect. Get into some talks with the council because they are planning the new leisure centre there (when they finally get the money) maybe we roll a new stadium into it and make it one big project?!?
STAGMAN wrote:Been about 47 yrs since i first stood behind the goal at Hayden Rd, the days of Pop Field, Dave Lovell, Tony Hawkesworth and Fred Patenell, ha happy memories
They were a good band they were ;)Duke of Wimbourne wrote:STAGMAN wrote:Been about 47 yrs since i first stood behind the goal at Hayden Rd, the days of Pop Field, Dave Lovell, Tony Hawkesworth and Fred Patenell, ha happy memories
I used to play on that pitch 1986 Rockingham Rebels 8-)
Bob, I took my son to watch the Rockingham Rebels play at Hayden Road. There was a lad named Hilbourne who played and lived in our village and I believe played in the match when they won in Croydon to secure the league title? Do you remember him?Duke of Wimbourne wrote:
I used to play on that pitch 1986 Rockingham Rebels 8-)
Gridiron? couple of my mates dad's played for them!Duke of Wimbourne wrote:STAGMAN wrote:Been about 47 yrs since i first stood behind the goal at Hayden Rd, the days of Pop Field, Dave Lovell, Tony Hawkesworth and Fred Patenell, ha happy memories
I used to play on that pitch 1986 Rockingham Rebels 8-)