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Gay Meadow - Shrewsbury Town Football Club |
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| Gay Meadow - as it was | Click images to view in Google Earth | Gay Meadow - what's there now |
| Gay Meadow was home to Shrewsbury Town. It was situated just outside the town centre of Shrewsbury on the banks of the River Severn and it opened in August 1910. The ground closed in June 2007, at the end of the 2006/7 Football League season, as the club moved to a new stadium, provisionally titled 'The New Meadow', on the outskirts of the town |
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Goodbye Gay Meadow: The Home of Shrewsbury Town Football Club 1910-2007
Goodbye Gay Meadow is a new amazing coffee table book containing memories from loyal and faithful fans which complement striking images to remember the old home of Shrewsbury Town.
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Lost Football League Grounds from the Air (Aerofilms Guide)
Almost 20 clubs have relocated from their traditional homes to brand-new stadia in the last twenty years and this figure is constantly rising. The superb archive provides some 125 images recording many of these lost grounds. From the White City Stadium, once home of Queens Park Rangers, to Bristol Rovers ground Eastville, each of these grounds is illustrated with an historic shot recording the ground as it once looked. The book provides a detailed caption outlining the history of the ground and its current status.
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