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An Essex football fan has spent two months building a homage to his favourite team's ground using Lego.

Jason Dorrington, 39, of Gafzelle Drive, Canvey, has built a replica of Canvey Island Football Club's stadium.

He said he did not know how many bricks he had used, but the project cost him about £180.

Mr Dorrington said his fiancee "thinks I'm nuts" and would like to start using their dining table - currently home to the stadium - again

http://www.bbc.co.uk...eshire-20855355

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So that's why Colchester's game with Swindon was called off..

They re-built the pitch at the Colchester Community Stadium with Lego bricks.

Thanks a bunch for costing us three crucial points.

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i love legos.. here is a picture of a train i built for xmas a few years back.. i had legos spread out all over my living room

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I've just had an eighties flashback....

When I was a little nipper I used to play with Lego bricks a lot.

There wasn't really anything constructive about it and my structures had no function.

I think I was trying to build a castle but my little Lego man had nowhere to stretch his legs.

And besides it wasn't very colour-coordinated anyway with an assortment of different ones.

This is why I'm not an architect right now.

Btw I've been sub-consciously led to this thread by coincidences.

Lego House was playing on the car stereo while my cousin's kid was playing Lego Clone Wars.

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He must love his team!!! :yes::whistle:

Is it any wonder I'm excitable.

You would be if your team had two consecutive 5-0 wins on the bounce.

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Is it any wonder I'm excitable.

You would be if your team had two consecutive 5-0 wins on the bounce.

Since my team (Aris Salonica) scored three times against Atletico de Madrid in Spain (Atletico-Aris 2-3) in December 2010 and became the first Greek team to beat a Spanish one away, i'm always excitable!! :whistle: Edited by CuriousGreek
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Since my team (Aris Salonica) scored three times against Atletico de Madrid in Spain (Atletico-Aris 2-3) in December 2010 and became the first Greek team to beat a Spanish one away, i'm always excitable!! :whistle:

Especially when Greece won the Euro championships.

You've been in a happy place since then.

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Especially when Greece won the Euro championships.

You've been in a happy place since then.

True that, but since the Greek national team doesn't have a stadium on its own, i can't build it with legos!! :lol:
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True that, but since the Greek national team doesn't have a stadium on its own, i can't build it with legos!! :lol:

Well Swindon Town are after a new stadium which they can construct with water-resistant Mechano!

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Well Swindon Town are after a new stadium which they can construct with water-resistant Mechano!

Well, good luck to it!!! :tsu:
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Well, good luck to it!!! :tsu:

Let's just hope it dosn't fall to bits!

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Let's just hope it dosn't fall to bits!

It must be protected at all costs, when it's finished! :su
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