The Rise And Fall Of Rushden & Diamonds F.C.
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- The Rise And Fall Of Rushden & Diamonds F.C.
Today I do a video on the rise and fall of Rushden & Diamonds FC.
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the photos in this presentation. Images, videos and Statistics are sourced from google and all rights go to the respective owners. TH-cam's fair use statement "allows the reuse of copyrighted protected material under certain circumstances without needing the permission of the copyright owner". Fair dealing exceptions allow the use of copyrighted material for the purposes of review, criticism or quotation. The videos posted on this channel are intended to provide the channels personal opinion, commentary or reviews of Football Stadiums and clubs.
![โรงเรียนดัดสันดาน นักเรียนเถื่อน..!! [โรงเรียนไดเม่]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vRKPeXn4Fl4/mqdefault.jpg)
Nice one. I was living in Bedfordshire when this project took off, and I've just started my fourth season as Rushden & Diamonds manager on a pimped out version of Championship Manager 97/98.
Thanks for watching the video
Another enjoyable video, Would make a great series to go with the history of the football grounds. Hope you have a great night out on the money earnt on the videos, you might be able to get a half pint and a bag of scratchings....
Aye exactly, maybe one pint.
ignore them mate , your videos are great , cheers
It is concerning though because there are people out on social media that will try and destroy your work or have things taken down. He were just a crank to me.
I made a few visits to Nene Park as an away supporter. Neat little ground which I enjoyed visiting but used to take ages getting out of the car park. Shame about their demise.
Thanks for watching the video
Keep up the good work mate, ignore the haters, you're covered under Fair Use through review.
Anyways, I remember watching R&D rise up through the ranks, very sad to see them crash and burn.
Cheers KD Talks Sports. I know you have had your own issues with people taking videos for copyright
They were my team in CM and FM in late/early 90s/00s
Thanks for watching the video
I followed them home and away Great memories.
They were basically no more than a village team financed by mr doc martens- max Griggs. When he pulled out the inevitable demise happened.
They are not the only team like that as well. I did a video about Gretna around two month ago and they were another small team propped up by a big spender and soon as he wasn't in the picture they went under.
I was a season tickets holder and I’m a season ticket holder of afc r&d aswell diamonds are 4ever
They were Max Griggs' plaything and once he stopped bank-rolling them they crashed and burned.
A similar situation, although less spectacular, occurred when Dave Whelan pulled out of Wigan Athletic (that story continues . . .).
Nene Park was another ground where we recognised part of the infrastructure - they bought the electronic scoreboard which had been originally used at Millwall's 'New Den'.
Up The Gas!
Reading is another club, once Madejski left they haven't been the same.
I wonder how long 'The Ammies' (Salford City) would last in the EFL if their high-profile backers were to pull out?
BTW - keep up the good work; ignore Sooty & Sweep!
Up The Gas!
I remember Rushden & Diamonds got fair as League 1 also had the late Justin Edinburgh as manager
Thanks for watching Jamie Gill.
Class video pal, you could probably make a good series out of looking at clubs like this
Cheers, I could do. There are more clubs in other countries who seem to go bust compared to England though.
@@historyoffootball87 yes especially more high profile clubs anyway
There is one club in particular in France called Evian Thonon-Galliard, went from nothing to Ligue 1, then nothing again.
@@historyoffootball87 I've never even heard of that one, sounds quite interesting though.
Well the club were bought out by the water company Evian and I think even people like Zidane had shares in them.
I think you got the history of R&D right saw some videos of people gaining access to the old ground before it was demolished. Don't worry about the twats its jealousy. If you want to do two clubs in on how about Dartford & Maidstone United, there old ground, why they shared Watling Street with Dartford and why Maidstone went out of business & why Watling Street was sold. Plus how Dartford managed to survive & how they got to move to their new ground back in Dartford. Very interesting story as Maidstone reformed & now play back in Maidstone at a new ground.
Thanks for watching. I could do a story on them two.
We played them yesterday at home in the 8th tier. Their fans were an absolute embarrassment. Tryna scrap where there were young kids, getting violent with our squad in the clubhouse after, absolutely smashing the place up. Embarrassing 🤦♂️
Really?!!
@historyoffootball87 yes mate. They brought down a coach load of about 40/50. I got to the ground (Anstey Nomads) about 45 mins before kick off, went into the clubhouse to grab a pint and they were all absolutelyyyy mashed already. Spoke to a few of them and they seemed sound but when the gam started they were throwing around flares, smashing up the away stand and then they all came over to our little "ultra section" and tried to steal our drum, start scraps while there were kids about and proper kicked off after we scored. Police had to get involved 🤦♂️🤦♂️ these were like 35 year old men, and all 🤣🤣
@@kierandoodykd Shocking
Interesting change from your usual content. Shame that the ground was Looked to be a tidy wee ground and a great facility. What a waste to construct the stands and then take them down just a few years later.
Shame the ground was demolished... I meant to say
It looked a nice Stadium. Thanks for watching the video.
Do one on Colne Dynamos, a similar story happened there
Colne Dynamos, interesting
Used to watch them often as they made their way up the non league. They had a great set up at Nene Park.
Thanks for watching the video.
Shame the stadium was demolished