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I was wondering if any of you learned types could answer the above question? How many different grounds has the same fixture been played at? Clyde must be in with a shout having had five* home grounds and been in a few finals at Hampden.

 

 

*Eight if you include playing at Alloa, Hamilton and Stenhousemuir for pitch laying. 

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30 minutes ago, RosspCfc said:

I was wondering if any of you learned types could answer the above question? How many different grounds has the same fixture been played at? Clyde must be in with a shout having had five* home grounds and been in a few finals at Hampden.

 

 

*Eight if you include playing at Alloa, Hamilton and Stenhousemuir for pitch laying. 

There will no doubt be some crazy ones from the late 19th/early 20th century. 

In terms, of individual fixtures, According to the better meddle archive (http://bettermeddle.org.uk/archive/byteam/results.php?opponents=East Stirlingshire) Falkirk have played East Stirling competitively at:

Falkirk Stadium, Firs Park, Brockville, Ochilview, Broadwood, Merchiston Park, Victoria Park (Camelon) and supposedly a park at Loch 16 in Camelon.

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32 minutes ago, tongue_tied_danny said:

On a slightly different note, has there ever been a competitive fixture between Scottish clubs played outside Scotland?*

There has been a few all English European finals and Boca recently played River Plate in Madrid.

* Berwick doesn't count.

Was there not some tours that would have involved this.  I seem to remember one in the US where the clubs took on American names, but it was same strips/players.

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Leith Athletic were fairly peripatetic in their history so a local fixture like Leith v St Bernards would have been at a few different venues.

Or Scotland's oldest derby- East Meadows, Powburn, Mayfield, Powderhall, 1st Easter Road, 1st Tynecastle, Logie Green, 2nd Tynecastle, 2nd Easter Road, Hampden Park.

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1 hour ago, parsforlife said:

Was there not some tours that would have involved this.  I seem to remember one in the US where the clubs took on American names, but it was same strips/players.

Yeah, I vaguely remembered something like that. I did a bit if googling and found an article on an Aberdeen site.

https://www.afc.co.uk/2020/06/11/1956-1974-summer-tours-north-america-explored/

Aberdeen were the Washington Whips and they beat Detroit's very own Dundee United two nil.

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3 hours ago, tongue_tied_danny said:

Yeah, I vaguely remembered something like that. I did a bit if googling and found an article on an Aberdeen site.

https://www.afc.co.uk/2020/06/11/1956-1974-summer-tours-north-america-explored/

Aberdeen were the Washington Whips and they beat Detroit's very own Dundee United two nil.

United played as Dallas Tornadoes and Hibs as Toronto City.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Soccer_Association

There was another version in 1969 with Dundee United as Dallas Tornadoes again plus Kilmarnock as St Louis Stars.

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13 hours ago, latapythelegend said:

There will no doubt be some crazy ones from the late 19th/early 20th century. 

In terms, of individual fixtures, According to the better meddle archive (http://bettermeddle.org.uk/archive/byteam/results.php?opponents=East Stirlingshire) Falkirk have played East Stirling competitively at:

Falkirk Stadium, Firs Park, Brockville, Ochilview, Broadwood, Merchiston Park, Victoria Park (Camelon) and supposedly a park at Loch 16 in Camelon.

this site has it as home to a Tayavalla FC . With victoria park being under camelon station car park/ten pin bowling 

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13 hours ago, latapythelegend said:

There will no doubt be some crazy ones from the late 19th/early 20th century. 

In terms, of individual fixtures, According to the better meddle archive (http://bettermeddle.org.uk/archive/byteam/results.php?opponents=East Stirlingshire) Falkirk have played East Stirling competitively at:

Falkirk Stadium, Firs Park, Brockville, Ochilview, Broadwood, Merchiston Park, Victoria Park (Camelon) and supposedly a park at Loch 16 in Camelon.

Plus New Merchiston Park

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13 hours ago, invergowrie arab said:

As a starter for more recent times (20 years) I have seen United V Aberdeen at

Pittodrie, Tannadice, Hampden, Dens and Tynecastle 

Going back to the 60s I saw the Dons against Dundee United at Pittodrie, Tannadice and Dens.

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Trying to think if we've played a team at more than 3 different venues in competitive games.

East Fife the only one I think?  Old and New Bayview, Telford Street and TCS.

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2 minutes ago, tongue_tied_danny said:

Hibs?

TCS, Easter Road, Pittodrie and Hampden?

We’ve never played Hibs at Hampden. Just remembered we’ve played Hearts at TCS, Pittodrie, Tynecastle, Easter Road and Hampden.

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13 minutes ago, TheScarf said:

We’ve never played Hibs at Hampden. Just remembered we’ve played Hearts at TCS, Pittodrie, Tynecastle, Easter Road and Hampden.

I was thinking that there was a cup semi v hibs. I'm obviously mistaken. 

Any other cup semis at neutral venues against teams that you also played in your short spell at Pittodrie? 

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On 02/03/2021 at 21:33, tongue_tied_danny said:

On a slightly different note, has there ever been a competitive fixture between Scottish clubs played outside Scotland?*

There has been a few all English European finals and Boca recently played River Plate in Madrid.

* Berwick doesn't count.

Yes. In 1994, Celtic played Hearts and Aberdeen in Hamilton Ontario, Canada in a end of season tournament called the Hamilton cup. Celtic Drew 1-1 (winning 4-2 on penalties) with Hearts and beat the Dons 1-0 on 22 and 28th May. I'm unsure if Hearts and Aberdeen played each other at that time. Montreal Impact were the other team involved.

http://celticprogrammes.co.uk/celtic_usa_tours/hearts_220594.html

http://celticprogrammes.co.uk/celtic_usa_tours/aberdeen_280594.html

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On 15/04/2021 at 21:03, atfccfc said:

Yes. In 1994, Celtic played Hearts and Aberdeen in Hamilton Ontario, Canada in a end of season tournament called the Hamilton cup. Celtic Drew 1-1 (winning 4-2 on penalties) with Hearts and beat the Dons 1-0 on 22 and 28th May. I'm unsure if Hearts and Aberdeen played each other at that time. Montreal Impact were the other team involved.

http://celticprogrammes.co.uk/celtic_usa_tours/hearts_220594.html

http://celticprogrammes.co.uk/celtic_usa_tours/aberdeen_280594.html

http://afcheritage.org/matches/fixtures/mreport.cfm?fixture_id=5257&season=1967-68&squad=Senior

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