about the tigers   about tiger roar   appearances   fixtures & results   table   women results   womens archive   womens' players   ben richards-e'ton   brandon smalley   dan ball   daniel leadbitter   dayle grubb   ed williams   harry emmett   harry pinchard   jamie creed   jamie reckord   jared thompson   jaxson hundt   joe hanks   kev dawson   kieran phillips   king baidoo   spencer hamilton   ty duffus   ty lake   mike cook   marc mcgregor   john brough   phil clarke   player archive   afc totton   bracknell town   basingstoke town   chertsey town   dorchester town   frome town   gosport borough   hanwell town   havant & w'loov   hungerford town   marlow   merthyr town   plymouth p'way   poole town   sholing   swindon s'marine   taunton town   tiverton town   walton & hersham   wimborne town   winchester city   tigerimages   1930's results   1940's results   1950's results   1960's results   1970's results   1980's results   1990's results   2000's results   2010's results   2020's results   birthdays   birthdays 1990   city history   county cup   fa cup   fa trophy   floods   georgian tour   horton road   joe & clifty   kit archive   league cup   league history   managers   old tr   opponents   overall records   panoramas   press cuttings   reserves   statistics   team photos   wtps   facebook   official website   youth website   league website   city wiki   tiger videos   city open forum   contact  Horton Road Hidden behind a petrol station in Horton Road used to be a football stadium. As a youngster I only ever went there once, I have vague recollections of an "It's a Knockout" type event that took place there and the place seemed massive to the young me, although in reality it probably wasn't. My second visit was for a "free" friendly against a team of Loughborough Students on November 9th 1985. It finished 0-0 and I couldn't wait to get away! A view of Horton Road Stadium The area is now the Swallow Park housing estate A photo to commemorate the last game at Horton Road These photos are from Watford based City fan Tony Butler The approach to Horton Road Stadium The only developed side of the massive bowl stadium Not sure if this is during it's lifetime or after! And these are courtesy of Bob Lilliman of Groundtastic Magazine This is Horton Road in 1983 The same angle but minus the crowd. A shot taken from the end nearest the railways lines And the old Horton Road gates now in use at Stonehouse Town's ground! Plus a bonus photo of Longlevens under lights! Page last updated : 19th January 2013 Tiger Roar is an unofficial, independant production. It has nothing to do with Gloucester City AFC 1980 Ltd or the Gloucester City Supporters Trust. All comments expressed on here (unless stated) are those of the author and not those of the football club. Most content on this site is copyright of the site owner and must not be reproduced without prior permission (unless waived by the author). Please do not use or remotely link to any of the images or videos on this site. Lots of statistical information is courtesy of the great work done by club historian Tim Clark. His book is The Complete Record of Gloucester City AFC 1883–2009. (566 pgs) Tiger Timbo Publications. ISBN 978-0-9557425-1-4. I would like to express thanks to everyone who has helped make this website possible through donations, images, video clips and statistical information. If you feel I have used your own copyrighted material and would like it removed, please do not hesitate to contact me to discuss it's removal because it makes Nathan Walker cry. Above all, enjoy the website and please come back for more!