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Croft Park
Saturday, October 23rd, 2021 k/o 15:00
 
National League North
Attendance: 778
 
     
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2021
/22

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On the way up to Northumbria for a holiday with House Chant, Sue and I stopped off for a couple of nights in Morpeth to make this match a feasibility and hence tick probably the most difficult ground to get to off the list. I was expecting it to be freezing cold on the north east coast in late October but it was amazingly mild. I didn't even need a hat. We spent the morning in Seaton Sluice, taking an excellent lunch in the King's |Head (best fish ever). Then I left 'her' on Blyth seafront while I walked the mile or so to the ground. Tucked away in the middle of an uninspiring housing estate the ground is a perfect match - uninspiring. Much the same could be said for the crowd, the team and the match. Nothing really seemed to happen or be about to happen. I get the feeling people are finding it difficult to re-kindle the same atmosphere after so long away from the grounds. And it wasn't helped here by a sparse crowd scattered around the terraces watching pretty dire football. As Sue was feeling unwell (had been since first thing this morning) and we had a good hour and a half still to drive I left at half time without regrets. One stand out performer worth a special mention - Spartans goalie Alex Mitchell
 

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On the way up to Northumbria for a holiday with House Chant, Sue and I stopped off for a couple of nights in Morpeth to make this match a feasibility and hence tick probably the most difficult ground to get to off the list. I was expecting it to be freezing cold on the north east coast in late October but it was amazingly mild. I didn't even need a hat. We spent the morning in Seaton Sluice, taking an excellent lunch in the King's |Head (best fish ever). Then I left 'her' on Blyth seafront while I walked the mile or so to the ground. Tucked away in the middle of an uninspiring housing estate the ground is a perfect match - uninspiring. Much the same could be said for the crowd, the team and the match. Nothing really seemed to happen or be about to happen. I get the feeling people are finding it difficult to re-kindle the same atmosphere after so long away from the grounds. And it wasn't helped here by a sparse crowd scattered around the terraces watching pretty dire football. As Sue was feeling unwell (had been since first thing this morning) and we had a good hour and a half still to drive I left at half time without regrets. One stand out performer worth a special mention - Spartans goalie Alex Mitchell
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