retired_aprilcox

Wow, I gues Basingstoke Town really must pull in the crowds! And yes, we have the expression Hillbillie!

retired_dvrsecuritylab

Why, young feller, some of us older Brits were watching Beverley Hillbillies on that watchamacallit teevee thing before you were e'en a twinkle in your Daddy's eye. Yup.

(It ran in the UK from 29 Sep 1963 to 2 Jan 1971 and was repeated in the late 80s and early 90s - obviously my comment relates to the earlier dates )

retired_B_RAN

Unbelievable. I have now seen one person citing the Beverly Hillbillies and another recognizing a lyric from The Allman Brothers on this forum. And both people are from Britain. I cannot believe that redneck culture has invaded Europe like that.

retired_sargent

Actually, according to the club profile at the Non-League Daily, Tow Law's record attedance is 5,500 vs. Mansfield Town in the 1967 FA Cup. According to some sources, the ground capacity is as much as 6,000. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Having seen the stadium (or pitch I should say), the covered stands would probably hold a few hundred, but for anyone wanting to stand around the pitch in the snow/rain/fog etc., you could get a few thousand in easily. Posibly even as many as 6000.

This ground would not be up conference standards in any way, shape or form.