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the gates were in a sorry state by the 1990's
St James' Park is the football ground every fan wishes they had as their home ground - slap bang in the middle of a fantastic city centre
features bold lyrical typography featuring the geometric pattern of that classic blue England third shirt worn by Bernard Sumner in the World in Motion video
One of the ground's oldest and most distinctive features could be found outside the main entrance on Green Street - a pair of wrought-iron gates erected in 1956
When it was converted to an athletics and football ground in 1905 by Archibald Leitch
Watford Vicarage Road Scoreboard Art Print - Originals Edition Size:A1 (59.4 x 84.1 cm) the gates were in aThis one goes back to where it all started. Before the maps. The original Ground Designs. Just clean minimalist lines and bold club colours the essence of the ground itself. Each design is a subtle nod to the architecture of football. A location. An entrance. A balcony. A seat pattern. Something about it caught our eye and stayed with us. During the Golden Boys glory days under Graham Taylor in the 1980's, the "jumping men" on the old Vicarage Road