I was there in the seventies OSG days, and I can honestly say I loved every minute.
Yes we didn’t perform very well in terms of league positions and were deemed a Cinderella club, but the club had a grain of honesty running through it from top to bottom.
We always had a goal scoring striker up front and the odd quality player who went onto better things.
The ground from its name to the stands oozed character and was loved by the supporters. The few fans we had at the time were ardent and many still attend to this day.
Above all those characteristics spawned a fighting spirit and never say die attitude which galvanised everybody connected with the club.