Young lads playing football in front of the A Le Coq stadium in Jalgpalli (football) street, Tallinn.

Logo of the A Le Coq stadium in Jalgpalli (football) street, Tallinn.

Entrances to the A Le Coq stadium in Jalgpalli (football) street, Tallinn, with warnings not to bring bombs, booze, burgers or blades.

Side of the A Le Coq stadium in Jalgpalli (football) street, Tallinn.

and no relation to the #Jalgpalli once at #Filmi (1933) and renamed #Palli 1934-1959. In 2019, the streetname was re-used elsewhere to replace the western half of #Kauba, and runs (or dribbles) alongside the #LeCoq A. stadium and other pitches.
#NameRecycling #NimiRinglussevõtt
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Tallinn city streetsign with the streetname Jalgpalli (football) on it.

Underpass with grafitti beneath Pärnu maantee in Jalgpalli (football) street, Tallinn

Random alley with Soviet era lockups in Jalgpalli (football) street, Tallinn

Selection of spare wheels belonging to the enterprising young bicycle company, Vokitööd, in Jalgpalli (football) street, Tallinn.

#Jalgpalli (Jalgpall)
#Tallinn #Kesklinn #Kitseküla
Despite a gentleman’s natural repugnance for the game, one must include it: football. Historically (1958-92), more of a footpath connecting #Mäekalda and #Vesivärava and running past the old ‘#Dünamo’, now #Kadrioru, stadium,
#Sports #Spordid
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#Filmi (Film)
Film, cinema, movies. Although, given its oleaginous neighbors (see Nafta), perhaps that nice insulating layer of fossil fuel that oil tankers deposit on the waters to keep the ocean warm? But no, boring: after local film storage warehouse. Previously #Jalgpalli and #Palli.
#Odonymy