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He's a son of a Gunn.

Mike Peters - The Alarm. Aged 66.

The Robledo brothers.

I was there too - Clock end visiting supporters section, bang in line with the goal line - They scored seven that day, believe me. Oggy clawed one back that had clearly gone over the goal line but both ref and linesman failed to spot it despite Arsenal claims.

Man City not sold their allocation by thousands.

Yeah I was struggling to recall Oggy making a penalty save in this game.

You/us may literally see that. Or witness some other bunch of gatecrashers.

It was the amount of defeats that were brought into question - We've lost over a third of our entire season! 😲

Infinitely better than 17 defeats.

I remember the night before - There were loads of Sunderland fans in Covent Garden, who to be fair were really good in the main, we were laughing and joking with them. Just before we left to go elsewhere a few more Blunderland turned up who were far, far more cocky, loud and confident that they...

Incredible game - We looked so good first half and the two goals came with such ease.

This will undoubtedly be us away at Villa when Cyril scored for them at the Holte End within 20 seconds. We were abysmal that day. Already relegated Notts County beat Luton to save our necks - 1992. I remember being at VP last game 1989 when we could have sent them down!

Yes.

Surprised nobody has mentioned the most (in)famous of all - 1977 v Bristol City - I wasn't there for this one but a week or so before was present for the 0-0 against treble chasing Liverpool. Right at the front of Spion Kop to witness a City player (can't remember who) crashing a shot against...

My Dad lived on King Richard Street from birth (1943) until about 1960/61. From the age of about ten until I think 15/16, match days were a nice little earner for charging to store bicycles in the hallway and enclosed back yard. I think lots of kids in the immediate area used to do this. A well...

To be fair I've lost interest - A team that has lost 17 games in the championship shouldn't really be considered worthy of a tilt at the Premier League under any circumstances. Well done, Frank, for a magnificent and extended bounce but a woeful run in (injuries factored) has left me a bit...

They've got to get on the Chiltern railway services that have already told them there's no guarantee of getting them home :ROFLMAO:

Priiiiiince William (and your boy) Niiiiiiigel Kennedy (and your violin) Tommmmmm Hanks, Deeeeeon Dublin, The Holte End. YOUR BOYS TOOK A HELL OF A BEATING, A HELLLLLL OF A BEATING!!!!!

Clearly a scholar of the Tommy Hutch school of wing play.

I do detect a smile emerging on my heavily frown worn face.