Teapot wrote:Can anyone throw any light on this. Just heard that a railway locomotive was buried under the Field Mill centre circle many years ago. Never heard this before. Seriously, is this true or is it a wind up?
Teapot wrote:Can anyone throw any light on this. Just heard that a railway locomotive was buried under the Field Mill centre circle many years ago. Never heard this before. Seriously, is this true or is it a wind up?
Spiritater wrote:I saw that train, it was just off the training galleries at Crowny. It still had an 88mm attatched to the truck at the rear of the coal tender, big black thing it was.
I am Spartacus wrote:Spiritater wrote:I saw that train, it was just off the training galleries at Crowny. It still had an 88mm attatched to the truck at the rear of the coal tender, big black thing it was.
Spoke to an ex-Crown Farm employee this weekend at last orders. He says he can remember that train leaving the marshaling yards at Crowny, destination unknown, with a former American Air Force pilot turned Deputy known as Von Ryan running behind it, trying in vain to catch it and get on. Sadly he tripped, fell and never made it.
It’s time to dig up the pitch, find the Nazi gold and use it to propel the Stags to Champions league glory.
I am Spartacus wrote:Spiritater wrote:I saw that train, it was just off the training galleries at Crowny. It still had an 88mm attatched to the truck at the rear of the coal tender, big black thing it was.
Spoke to an ex-Crown Farm employee this weekend at last orders. He says he can remember that train leaving the marshaling yards at Crowny, destination unknown, with a former American Air Force pilot turned Deputy known as Von Ryan running behind it, trying in vain to catch it and get on. Sadly he tripped, fell and never made it.
It’s time to dig up the pitch, find the Nazi gold and use it to propel the Stags to Champions league glory.
I am Spartacus wrote:Spiritater wrote:I saw that train, it was just off the training galleries at Crowny. It still had an 88mm attatched to the truck at the rear of the coal tender, big black thing it was.
Spoke to an ex-Crown Farm employee this weekend at last orders. He says he can remember that train leaving the marshaling yards at Crowny, destination unknown, with a former American Air Force pilot turned Deputy known as Von Ryan running behind it, trying in vain to catch it and get on. Sadly he tripped, fell and never made it.
It’s time to dig up the pitch, find the Nazi gold and use it to propel the Stags to Champions league glory.
MOTG wrote:I am Spartacus wrote:Spiritater wrote:I saw that train, it was just off the training galleries at Crowny. It still had an 88mm attatched to the truck at the rear of the coal tender, big black thing it was.
Spoke to an ex-Crown Farm employee this weekend at last orders. He says he can remember that train leaving the marshaling yards at Crowny, destination unknown, with a former American Air Force pilot turned Deputy known as Von Ryan running behind it, trying in vain to catch it and get on. Sadly he tripped, fell and never made it.
It’s time to dig up the pitch, find the Nazi gold and use it to propel the Stags to Champions league glory.
Was it black Gold ? In the coal market it’s known as Anthracite, didn’t half kick out some heat !
Allegedly a lot of coal was discovered under the old West Stand during the Haslam ownership when the ground was being modernised. Anybody else heard this ?
EdwinstoweStag wrote:I think someone mis-heard. There’s a TRAINER buried beneath the centre circle.
Sandy Pate Best Stag wrote:EdwinstoweStag wrote:I think someone mis-heard. There’s a TRAINER buried beneath the centre circle.
Where's the sole in that?
Spiritater wrote:Was it dead?
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