The World Famous City Ground In Pictures

[Duncan Mckenzie]

A thread for photos to remember our beloved City Ground.

[Mad Squad]

The City Ground (1898 - Present) is a stadium with history written all over it.

Home to Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest teams between 1975 - 1993, it has witnessed first-hand players that would go on to win the League, back-to-back European Cups, four League Cups and two Full Members Cups. It has a capacity of 30,576, making it the 25th largest football ground in England.

It's an iconic ground and since Evangelos Marinakis arrival there is now a new air of optimism around the place.

The Red Army is flooding back in their thousands and it's a delight to see.

Long live the City Ground!

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

One of my earliest memories of going to the City Ground was for a night match against Arsenal in 1971, Forest lost 3-0, I was a very small boy.

My dad put me in the kids pen in the Trent End and I stood on a wooden box whilst my dad went and stood with all the singing fans behind the goal.

I absolutely loved every minute of it and I was hooked for life after that.

[Jasper Scarrott]

A view from Trent Bridge of the new Executive Stand being built that replaced the old East Stand in 1980.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

I loved the old East Stand.

When 'The Lads' used to stand in their before moving to the Trent End it was brilliant.

A lot of the atmosphere disappeared when the East Stand was replaced by the Executive Stand which was like a library.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

Love this photo of the entrance to the old Trent End.

6 pound admission fee, not sure what year that was?

[Duncan Mckenzie]

I loved the old East Stand.

When 'The Lads' used to stand in their before moving to the Trent End it was brilliant.

A lot of the atmosphere disappeared when the East Stand was replaced by the Executive Stand which was like a library.

Spot on Sniffer.

Below is one of my earliest memories from the City Ground.

A view of the old East Stand from the Bridgford End.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

Happy Birthday to the World Famous City Ground.

3rd September 2018, The City Ground is 120 years old.

[Duncan Mckenzie]

The world famous City Ground is packed to the rafters for a league match in the 1930's.

Great to see the look of joy on the faces of the young fans who are lining the pitch.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

From the early 1970's.

[Jasper Scarrott]

The beautiful world famous City Ground in all its glory.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

A flooded City Ground viewed from the Bridgford terrace in 1947.