A turnstile at Plainmoor

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A turnstile at Plainmoor

by taxilady » 28 Aug 2013, 20:34

well, if you've just had your first League win, you can't belittle the team too much , can you? :keepie:

Re: A turnstile at Plainmoor

by Dave » 28 Aug 2013, 20:02

I get it Wivel, this is one of those joke, wee wee poking threads to see how many would bite, right ?

A turnstile at Plainmoor

by AustrianAndyGull » 28 Aug 2013, 18:51

If they rotate then we're in business. They're fine. :-D

Re: A turnstile at Plainmoor

by Lloyder5 » 28 Aug 2013, 13:52

wivelgull wrote:The photograph of a turnstile at Plainmoor on the official site ('Turnstile tactics') is astonishing. It shows an ancient, decrepit relic of the fifties or earlier still in use. Personally I find this antique charming but it hardly gives a good impression (rusty, moss-covered and displaying umpteen coats of paint) of a modern football ground.
Entering Plainmoor every fortnight through the popular side turnstiles it's clear that these are of a similar age (one could hardly say vintage). Shoving with all one's strength amid creaks, groans and squeals of protesting rusty metal I'm not sure whether to cheer (thank God nothing has changed!) or weep (can't the club do better than this?)
You sure it's not Brucie you can hear over in the Bench protesting he can't get his allocated seat?

Re: A turnstile at Plainmoor

by tomogull » 28 Aug 2013, 13:02

wivelgull wrote: Entering Plainmoor every fortnight through the popular side turnstiles it's clear that these are of a similar age (one could hardly say vintage). Shoving with all one's strength amid creaks, groans and squeals of protesting rusty metal I'm not sure whether to cheer (thank God nothing has changed!) or weep (can't the club do better than this?)
If it aint broke, don't fix it is my philosophy. They may squeak or groan (are you sure it's the turnstiles and not the blokes manning them?) but they get me into the ground each match. I'm sure if there's money to spare (very doubtful), there are more urgent needs. A set of blue shorts for a start.

A turnstile at Plainmoor

by cambgull » 28 Aug 2013, 12:41

It's quite obviously not in use, considering it's sat on a pallet around the back of the Bench. I like it though, it reminds me of the days when I could fit through them fairly easily. Turnstiles really aren't designed for fat people, and I ain't even that big!

A turnstile at Plainmoor

by Kit_robin » 28 Aug 2013, 11:52

Pretty sure that is a picture of a turnstile from the old grandstand that was sold off as a souvenir after demolition.

A turnstile at Plainmoor

by wivelgull » 28 Aug 2013, 11:31

The photograph of a turnstile at Plainmoor on the official site ('Turnstile tactics') is astonishing. It shows an ancient, decrepit relic of the fifties or earlier still in use. Personally I find this antique charming but it hardly gives a good impression (rusty, moss-covered and displaying umpteen coats of paint) of a modern football ground.
Entering Plainmoor every fortnight through the popular side turnstiles it's clear that these are of a similar age (one could hardly say vintage). Shoving with all one's strength amid creaks, groans and squeals of protesting rusty metal I'm not sure whether to cheer (thank God nothing has changed!) or weep (can't the club do better than this?)

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