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Is the climate changing? Remember 1963? The first snow fell overnight in London and hung about for over 2 months. I can remember doing my week end paper-round. Took me about 4 hours to deliver 60 papers. And the worst winter for 200 (so we were told) smashed the footy fixtures to bits. There were bad winters before, and since, but that season was the worst. Snow or ice; the game must go on if at all possible.

 

Baggies v Villa.

 

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Unknown match. Looks a bit like Spurs. Anyone?

 

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Can't let a drop of snow stop a Liverpool match.

 

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Pitch inspection at White Hart Lane. Spurs v Peacocks.

 

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Perhaps the biggest advancement in English football since the formation of the EPL, is the improvement in pitches. A good head-groundsman nowadays is worth his weight in,,, well snow.

 

Very few professional games are now postponed because of the weather. Usually down to water-logging if they are. Can't recall the last one to be abandoned. Hold on there. Would that be at Old Trafford in 2016? Bomb in a suitcase scare. Last match of the season. Don't think that one got started though.

 

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I my 25 years in Germany I have not seen a lot of snow yes I have seen some but nothing like in the pictures you posted 

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If it happens again this year, a lot of the poorest UK pensioners will suffer and probably die, rising energy costs and no winter fuel payments to help from the caring labour government

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On 10/14/2024 at 2:58 AM, champers said:

The "unknown match" looks like Wolves v Chelsea. Billy Wright on the left and Jimmy Greaves on the right.

What ground? 

Seems like it could it have been at Molineux then Champs

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Also looks like the old East Stand at Chelsea, however you can see a kink in the stand which is Molyneux.

 

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