dow1978
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Don't worry, we wouldn't have dropped paving slabs on peoples heads.
What an odd thing to say. Anyone who was there that day will tell you that had we not won it would have been absolute bedlam
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Don't worry, we wouldn't have dropped paving slabs on peoples heads.
Exactly this, I got to the St End around 1240 and queue was already massive, me and a mate legged it down Bullens and got into the Park End about 140.About 10 of us had been coming down from the North East for every home game that season. What youngsters might not realise is that we didn’t sell out in those days so we had got used to just paying at the turnstile in the Gwladys Street. Not being daft, nine of realised that this game was different and got to the queue about 12.00. One idiot decided he could still go to the pub and turn up at five to three.
he spent the game sat on the back step of the minibus in the Priory Road car park listening on a transistor radio, and crying
The tit
You must have been gutted not to have been in camera shot that day allez mateUpper Bullens with pretty much the view of the first clip Dario posted. Post match standing on tables and singing in the Crown before catching the train back to London!! Magical day (s).
Good ball in from Paddy Van too,he wasn’t just a destroyer,he could play as wellThat was a cracking finish by Sharpy.