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	Stamford Bridge \| Stadion Chelsea Londyn
		Stamford Bridge — stadion w Londynie, na którym swe mecze rozgrywa angielska dru¿yna Chelsea F.C..
		Nazwa znaczy dos³ownie "most nad Stamford" i odnosi siê do potoku o nazwie Stamford, który kiedy istnia³ w okolicy.
		Stamford Bridge to jeden z najlepszych, najciekawszych i najnowoczeniejszych stadionów na Wyspach.
	www.chelsealondyn.pl /stamford-bridge.php (153 words)

	The Battle of Stamford Bridge
		The Vikings were caught with their force divided with a smaller group on the northern end of the bridge with the English bearing down on them, whilst the larger part was on the southern end.
		The rear-guard at the bridge was not able to hold out long against the English and was quickly overwhelmed, though one saga tells that after his comrades had been killed, a lone berserk held the English at bay.
		The Battle of Stamford Bridge was a resounding victory for King Harold and an overwhelming defeat for the Norse.
	members.tripod.com /~GeoffBoxell/stamford.htm (1425 words)

	Stamford Bridge - historia
		Od pomysłu sprzedaży ostatecznie odwiódł Mearsa Frederick Parker, znany finansista, który poradził założenie nowego klubu z siedzibą właśnie na Stamford Bridge.
		Ze zlepku słów powstawały nazwy "Stanford Bridge", "Stanbridge", aż ostatecznie przyjęto "Stamford Bridge" jako obecną nazwę stadionu Chelsea.
		Obiekt Stamford Bridge wchodzi w skład wielkiego multipleksu Chelsea Village, który zawiera ponadto 2 czterogwiazdkowe hotele, 5 restauracji, sale bankietowe i konferencyjne, nocne kluby, podziemny parking czy różnego typu pomieszczenia rekreacyjne i odnowy biologicznej.
	www.cfcpoland.com /stadion.php (0 words)

	stamford times - — Bridge is Hot — City residents put hearts [diamonds, spades] into local bridge tournament
		STAMFORD — Their competitions might not hold the televised glory — and sizable winnings — of other high-profile card games, but their numbers are strong, their passion unchecked.
		They are bridge players, quietly meeting in clubs throughout the city to practice and compete.
		The Stamford couple still play as partners — they placed close to the middle of the 1205-player field in last year's tournament — and travel weekly to Sterling Glen, a city senior housing community, to compete.
	www.thestamfordtimes.com /stamford_templates/stamford_story/287295580624701.php (852 words)

	Stamford Bridge - stadion Chelsea Londyn
		Coraz szersze zainteresowanie rozgrywkami wymusiło prace modernistyczne Stamford Bridge które podjęto w 1930 roku.
		Po przebudowie Stamford Bridge jest jednym z najnowocześniejszych stadionów na Wyspach.
		Obiekt Stamford Bridge wchodzi w skład wielkiego multipleksu Chelsea Village, który zawiera 2 czterogwiazdkowe hotele, 5 restauracji, sale bankietowe i konferencyjne, nocne kluby, podziemny parking czy różnego typu pomieszczenia rekreacyjne i odnowy biologicznej.
	www.chelsea-londyn.com /chelsea-stadion.php (0 words)

	Stamford Bridge
		The Battle of Fulford Gate and the Battle of Stamford Bridge were both fought in England only weeks before the battle of Hastings.
		Harold and his army scored a smashing victory over the Norwegian invaders at Stamford Bridge only to hear of a Norman invasion in the south.
		stamford bridge • 1066 • battle of hastings • harold godwinson • harald hardrada
	www.suite101.com /reference/stamford_bridge (229 words)

	Channel 4 - History - In the footsteps of King Harold
		Stamford Bridge is 8 miles east of York on the A166.
		The original site of the bridge over the river Derwent is 365 metres (1,200 feet) upstream of the modern one, on private land belonging to Battle Flats Farm.
		The bridge was then much closer to the direct line of the A166, the old Roman road.
	www.channel4.com /history/microsites/H/history/e-h/harold09.html (588 words)

	Battle of Stamford Bridge, 25 September 1066
		Harald and Tostig withdrew from York to Stamford Bridge, seven miles east of the city, to await their hostages.
		It is certainly possible that the bridge over the Derwent at Stamford Bridge was very narrow, but the contemporary sources do not mention this incident.
		What we can be certain of is that Stamford Bridge saw the defeat of the last series Viking attack on England.
	www.rickard.karoo.net /articles/battles_stamford.html (710 words)

	UK - London - Fulham: Stamford Bridge on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Stamford Bridge was built close to Lillie Bridge, an older sports ground which had hosted the 1873 FA Cup Final and the first ever amateur boxing matches.
		Stamford Bridge opened in 1877 as a home for the London Athletics Club and was used almost exclusively for that purpose until 1904, when the lease was acquired by brothers Gus and Joseph Mears, who wanted to stage high-profile professional football matches there.
		As originally constructed, Stamford Bridge was an athletics track and the pitch was initially located in the middle of the running track.
	www.flickr.com /photos/wallyg/297687597 (588 words)

	Stamford Bridge Club
		The Club has over 100 members and regularly gets 10 or more table at its meetings.
		We meet 3 time a week for duplicate bridge.
		We meet for duplicate on Mondays at 1.15pm and on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6.45pm.
	www.stamfordbridgeclub.co.uk (0 words)

	Stamford Bridge
		Then an Englishman shot an arrow, but it was no use, and then another came under the bridge and stabbed him under the corselet.
		Then Harold, king of the English, came over the bridge and his host with him, and there killed large numbers of both Norwegians and Flemings, and Harold let the king's son Hetmundus go home to Noway with all ships.
		The king gave quarter to Olaf, son of the Norse king and all those who survived on the ships, and they went up to our king and swore oaths that they would always keep peace and friendship with this country; and the king let them go home with twenty-four ships.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /MEDstamford.htm (0 words)

	The Battle of Stamford Bridge
		Few people in England have heard of the Battle of Stamford Bridge, even though it was the last Viking battle on English soil and ended the Viking era of English history.
		The reason is that the Battle of Stamford Bridge is overshadowed in English history by the Battle of Hastings which occurred just three weeks later.
		The Viking invasion and the Battle of Stamford Bridge forced the English army to march north, leaving Duke William of Normandy to land his army without opposition.
	www.worldofthevikings.com /stamford.html (1152 words)

	Sports Venue Technology - Stamford Bridge - Chelsea FC Stadium
		Situated between Fulham and Chelsea, Stamford Bridge Stadium can be found on the Fulham Road in southwest London, next to the Fulham Broadway District Line Underground Station.
		Financial stability off the pitch was the main driver for the ten-year development of Stamford Bridge, which finished in 2001.
		The main contractor for the development was James Longley and Co with the project being managed by MPM Capita, the project management arm of The Capita Group plc.
	www.sportsvenue-technology.com /projects/chelsea (1539 words)

	Chelsea Football Club Stamford Bridge from Football.co.uk
		But the 'golden era' was short-lived and by 1975 the 'twilight years' had begun with the club struggling both on and off the pitch.
		It wasn't until the arrival of Ruud Gullit and Gianluca Vialli at the end of the 1990s that Chelsea's fortunes were reversed and new acquisitions for the Stamford Bridge trophy room were acquired.
		Fact: Stamford Bridge was originally offered to Fulham to play there but they declined the chance and so Chelsea took the chance instead.
	stadiums.football.co.uk /Premiership/Stamford-Bridge.htm (197 words)

	This is York \| CommuniGate \| STAMFORD BRIDGE GROUP OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
		Stamford Bridge Group of the Church of England
		Stamford Bridge, at a crossing point on the River Derwent, is best known for the battle on the 25th September 1066 between King Harold and his brother, Tostig, Earl of Northumbria.
		Had Hardrada won the battle of Stamford Bridge he certainly would have dominated the north.
	www.communigate.co.uk /york/kingharold/index.phtml (358 words)

	myArmoury.com: The Battle of Stamford Bridge
		Duke William of Normandy played no direct role in the Battle of Stamford Bridge, but a realization of the imminent threat he posed to Anglo-Saxon England is essential to understanding the course of events that led up to the battle and beyond.
		The bastard child of Duke Robert the Magnificent by a tanner's daughter, William survived the turmoil of Norman politics and several assassination attempts to become the dominant magnate of northern France.
		With the death of the Norse berserker holding the bridge, the English charged across the river and clashed with the Norse shield wall.
	www.myarmoury.com /feature_battle_stamford.html (2047 words)

	Stamford Bridge East Riding of Yorkshire England YO4 UK
		Yorkshire Wolds to the Humber, from Stamford Bridge, east of...
		Stamford Bridge, a town in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
		The battle of Stamford Bridge was a decisive victory for the English King.
	www.dotukdirectory.co.uk /East_Riding_of_Yorkshire/Stamford_Bridge/index.html (227 words)

	Gwerin Y Gwyr - The Battle of Stamford Bridge
		News of the defeat (and most probably the earls) reached Harold at Tadcaster: he urged his men on, and by forced marches reached York: passing the city, he was able to meet Harald and Tostig on the day appointed for the payment of tribute: the place being the crossing of the Derwent at Stamford Bridge.
		Harald was not expecting a fight: few of his men had their full equipment with them, and so when the king's forces approached he had to hold the bridge with what troops he had and buy time for reinforcements.
		The tales tell that a single Norse huskarl, by means of his skilful broadaxe work, held the bridge for some time: but he was felled by a spearthrust from below the bridge, and thus the English army could cross.
	www.gwerin.org.uk /articles/stamford_bridge.htm (667 words)

	Stamford Bridge Events - Stamford Bridge Concerts - Stamford Bridge Tickets (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wordticketshop is the leading ticket broker on the internet and the premium webshop to find the greatest collection of Stamford Bridge tickets.
		Whether your ticket to fun is for a football match, a concert or a dance event, Wordticketshop always secures you the best tickets.
		Our high standard of convenience, individual delivery and a 120% order guarantee provides you with the ultimate experience in the Stamford Bridge.
	www.worldticketshop.com /venues/stamford_bridge (164 words)

	Bridge Refurbishment, Stamford Bridge - C Spencer Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bridge Refurbishment, Stamford Bridge - C Spencer Ltd
		Description of Works: Dismantling of deck and parapet of redundant rail over river bridge, and the refurbishment of the main cast iron bridge beams.
		The works also involved the replacement of deck with timber, and installation of new parapets on a design and construct basis creating new cast iron mouldings similar to the existing to meet the requirements of English Heritage.
	www.cspencerltd.co.uk /ddc/civil/project_sheets/stamford_bridge.php (85 words)

	Contents
		The Stamford Bridge Playset, "Valhalla Awaits!", is a Playset for the Ages.
		At the center of the historic battle between the Vikings and the Saxons from the year 1066 are the two leaders, Harold Godwinson of the Saxons and Harald Hardrada of the Vikings.
		The Stamford Bridge Playset also features several other pewter figures, including the above two figure vignette from which the set gets it's official name..."Valhalla Awaits!" (Click the image for more views.) Below are two more pewter Viking figures that are included in the set.
	conteco.com /TheStore/Playsets/StamfordBridge/contents.htm (283 words)

	The battle of Stamford Bridge, 1066 AD
		While these forces were quickly beaten, it took a considerable time to dislodge a solitary Viking who made a stand on the bridge, the only access to the far bank.
		Having slain a score of englishmen, he was finally overcome by an English soldier who maneuvred himself under the bridge (probably using a makeshift boat) and impaled him on his spear.
		Group 1 is deployed west of the river, or on the bridge.
	folk.uio.no /arnsteio/DBA/stamford.html (848 words)

	The Stamford Bridge Blues
		Zola, of course, has already agreed to play for one season with Cagliari in the Serie A, but rumors have it that he's ready to make a return to the Bridge, his once and future spiritual home.
		Mutu doesn't think he'll get much playing time at the Bridge and therefore feels that a move to Italy is probably in his best interest.
		Bridge and the rest of the team will be ready to go come August 14th.
	www.geocities.com /aashish69/index.html (3565 words)

	Wikinfo \| Battle of Stamford Bridge (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Battle of Stamford Bridge in England took place on Monday, September 25th, 1066.
		Before the battle could start in earnest, the Stamford Bridge had to be crossed, and it was supposedly held by a particularly fearsome Viking.
		The English finally had to skewer him from underneath the bridge, to make the crossing.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Battle_of_Stamford_Bridge (234 words)

	Internet Football Grounds Guide - Stamford Bridge, Chelsea Football Club
		A far cry from the Stamford Bridge of old, which was largely open with one huge three tiered stand, the East Stand, being at one side of the pitch.
		This stand, opened in 1973, has been retained and the developers have taken advantage of the fact that the 'old' Stamford Bridge was oval shaped and stretched the new stands right around the ground filling the corners, so that the ground is totally enclosed.
		The Club are unable to significantly re-develop Stamford Bridge any further, so to increase capacity would mean building a new stadium.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/park/yfh45/chelsea.htm (0 words)

	The Stadium Guide - Stamford Bridge
		Go staright on until the ground is on your right.
		Head for Wandsworth bridge to cross the river.
		If using Wandsworth bridge, cross the river and head straight up Wandsworth Bridge Road.
	www.stadiumguide.com /stamfordbridge.htm (0 words)

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