The Hawthorns is, as we all now know, the highest pro ground in England. I am sure I've been there one year and it snowed. May of been a Christmas fixture

 

Anyway, What is the coldest that you've been at a match? Two come to mind for me. Norwich at home in a League cup game at Burnden. That was probably the coldest I've ever been at a home game. And the other is Marseille, yes fookin' Marseille on the Med. That was so cold my jeans were frozen solid after I got out of a fountain at 2am.

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Without a doubt Germany away in Berlin 3 years ago, Smiley thought I was dead at one point and he claims I was only revived due to John Terry's late equilizer which got the blood circulating again.

 

In the UK I would say Leeds at home 95-96 season, all the paddock were jumping up and down trying to keep warm, I am surprised it didnt cave in with all the weight, Still remember seeing Mongy Darren with just a T-Shirt on.

home, norwich

 

away belgrade, i think, but as you say, an honourable mention for marseille

Whenever I used to go watching Arbroath, its on the east coast of Scotland and I think its the closest stadium in Britain to the coast, always freezing up there

Emirates a few seasons back. It was in January and the temperature was about -3C with a bit of wind chill thrown in for good measure. The stewards actually let people stand throughout to keep warm, which is unheard of at that place.

Whenever I used to go watching Arbroath, its on the east coast of Scotland and I think its the closest stadium in Britain to the coast, always freezing up there

 

they televised a cup game of theirs

 

sunday tea time v rangers or celtic

 

i had to turn the heating up

Strangely Macedonia.

 

It wasn't that cold, but I do get cold easy so trying to be clever with nowt but a t-shirt and a thin down with the street hoodie round my waist wasn't a reet good idea.

How was I to know that Mr. H and the other nobheads in t-shirts have absolutely no idea what temperature it is after a 36 hour ale binge.

 

Belgrade wasn't too bad due to thinking on, for once.

Sheffield United midweek either late 70's or early 80's. It was that cold even the pie had frost on it so I threw it at the ball boy behind the goal. If it would have hit him it would have killed him!

Roker Park 1-1 boxing day

 

When I spewed up on the Burnden Terrace when we played Leeds when fatty Brolin played my spew was frozen by the time I'd left

home norwich in the cup,closely followed by leeds.

 

away,boro 94.

 

and in my pissed up wearing totally the wrong clothing thinking 'il be reet' match,city away in the pissing rain early 00's.

Boro away. Snow swirling around the away end. Felt ill on the journey back!!

city away in the pissing rain early 00's.

 

I mentioned that game in the Albion thread. Being stuck on the poxy temporary stand!! Drenched!! Horrible game!! We were shite!!

Roker Park 1-1 boxing day

When I spewed up on the Burnden Terrace when we played Leeds when fatty Brolin played my spew was frozen by the time I'd left

 

 

That was brutal that day it was the coldest I have ever been, think we were on the open end from memory and that did not help, anyone remember what year it was?

That was brutal that day it was the coldest I have ever been, think we were on the open end from memory and that did not help, anyone remember what year it was?

 

1994

1994

 

 

Cheers.

any time we've played oldham away. middle of june and its still freezing there

Burnden Park 60s or 70s. Bangor City in t'Cup. Won 3-0 I think. Was frozen solid for days.

We played Blackpool away on 30th Nov 1985 and left Plymouth straight from clubbing on Union St in short sleeves.

When we got to Prom at 9am there was an inch of snow. Just as well it was the 80's for the normal entertainment to warm us up

Boro away midweek at Ayresome Park in the 70's, then got the coach windows put in absolutely Baltic on the way home

Hartlepool away around Christmas [may have been Boxing Day 11.00 am kick off] away was Austria V England a couple of years back, we came out at HT and begged the coach driver to turn the engine on, it was funny really as we got back to Bratislava after the game and had a snowball fight with the cockernees

The Hawthorns is, as we all now know, the highest pro ground in England. I am sure I've been there one year and it snowed. May of been a Christmas fixture

 

Anyway, What is the coldest that you've been at a match? Two come to mind for me. Norwich at home in a League cup game at Burnden. That was probably the coldest I've ever been at a home game. And the other is Marseille, yes fookin' Marseille on the Med. That was so cold my jeans were frozen solid after I got out of a fountain at 2am.

 

Season 1994 1995, i cant remember who it was against it was either reading or grimsby i think, i made the mistake, may of been reading actually thinking about it, i made the mistake of just wearing a very thin pair of black socks under a pair of trainers. Feet were ridiculously cold by half time

Uefa match a few years back, think it was against plovdiv or someone like that, it was the match where it rained constantly through the game and it became a bit of a farce as the pitch was like a lake. unfortunately i think i was in the one bit of the ground that was not protected by the roof and got absolutely drenched.

Uefa match a few years back, think it was against plovdiv or someone like that, it was the match where it rained constantly through the game and it became a bit of a farce as the pitch was like a lake. unfortunately i think i was in the one bit of the ground that was not protected by the roof and got absolutely drenched.

 

Werent the one it pissed it down against the russians? May be wrong like

Werent the one it pissed it down against the russians? May be wrong like

 

Aye, it was St. Petersburg

Aye, it was St. Petersburg

Was that when Stelios slid the length of the Nat Lofthouse stand on his arse.

1994

 

 

was it i always had it my head it was 95, whichever way it was fookin freeezing!