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ELLESMERE PORT - Thornton Road

Home of the Ellesmere Port Gunners from 1972 to 1985.
Pictured in August 2002

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Pictures below courtesy of Graeme Frost

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  • Andy Clarke:

    "Ah yes I remember it well. Used to support Stoke Potters in those days but made the trip to Ellesmere Port regularly on a Friday. Used to stand along the back straight right by the boards and frighten myself!!! John Jackson, Steve Finch, Phil Collins, Louis Carr, Eric (Bootsy) Monaghan were the team in those days. Correct me if I am wrong but was it not the great Frank Varey on the tractor between races and giving out sweets??? A quick pint in the Gunners before the meeting, Lungs full of methanol and Castrol "R" fumes and a stop-off for a couple of pints and a pie at the Tollemache Arms, Alphraham on the way home to Stoke. High as a kite for a week. The stuff legends are made of! I digress into nostalgic mode, Nice website by the way."

  • Alan Devonport:

    "What a shame one of the best racing ciruits in the country has been left to go to rack and ruin by the (potentially libellous description removed) council. Latest news is it will be demolished for housing. What happened to the loss of a football pitch, one of the reasons given when Graham Drury tried to restart it a few years ago?"

     

     

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