Why not name it after a real legnd of the club. My shout for best player in my lifetime - Mick McCarthy
Well BRF I've been to alot of away grounds in my life and increasingly they all honour their heroes. We don't There's summat wrong here, as we are quite emotional / proud fellas that would like this???
RE: Well BRF We really should. People don't realise how good Tommy Taylor was - one of the genuine all time great English strikers. He was awesome for us, had a much better strike rate for Man U that Dennis Law (in fact his strike rate was better than most strikers - including Jimmy Greaves and Geoff Hurst) and his goal to game tally for England was better than anyone full stop. The tragedy of his death is not remembered properly at all. We have one lousey plaque on the wall for him when he should have a statue or a stand at least. When I look at what other clubs have done for their greats, it pisses me off actually.
Correct BRF It's something that's been at the back of mind for a while now. Surely there's not a club in the Prem/Champ without a stand named after a past hero, except us???? Shabby BT
Ponty End - Ponty End East Stand - Brewery Stand West Stand - Tiverton Preedy Stand North Stand - Named after an ex-player voted for by the fans
North Stand - Winstanley Stand Big Winnie - Captain, Coach, Manager (temporary) in his association with Barnsley FC.
surley the ponty should be the ronnie galvin stand? also i think there should be an eric winstanly stand
There's enough individuals to choose from in order to do so eg :- Reverend Preedy Harry Tuffnell Johnny Steele Danny Blanchflower Tommy Taylor Arthur Kaye Eric Winstanley Barry Murphy Ronnie Glavin The older, traditional names (Ponty End/Brewery Stand/Spion Kop) for me represent the old, terraced Oakwell, not the stadium we have in the 21st Century. If I was given the choice, I'd pick out Reverend Tiverton Preedy, Johnny Steele, Tommy Taylor & Ronnie Glavin as the names for the four stands. Just my opinion.