Skyblueweeman
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Gary Megsons dad playing for Sheff Weds.
February 1968 home vs Sheffield Wednesday. And I thought it would be like this every week!!
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1976/77 - The infamous 2-2 draw vs Bristol City at HR.
Sat in the front row of the pitch level seats, behind the little white wall that was in front of the Main Stand.
That is where I saw my 1st game from too v Liverpool in August 1973. It was a night match and as an 8 year old I was instantly hooked.1976/77 - The infamous 2-2 draw vs Bristol City at HR.
Sat in the front row of the pitch level seats, behind the little white wall that was in front of the Main Stand.
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My Grandad used to go with his Dad in the 1930’s and watched Clarrie Bourton. He used to tell a story often about when they played Luton and 10 goal Payne, the Luton striker I think. He said his Dad got into a row with with an away fan and pushed him down the bank. Must have been the beginnings of The LegionWould be interested to hear from older posters on their dad/grandad’s first games. Any second hand accounts of people who watched Clarrie Bourton in the 30s or the infamously shite team from 1919-20?
My grandad went in the 30s too, don’t know who he went with though. Would love to know what songs there were in those daysMy Grandad used to go with his Dad in the 1930’s and watched Clarrie Bourton. He used to tell a story often about when they played Luton and 10 goal Payne, the Luton striker I think. He said his Dad got into a row with with an away fan and pushed him down the bank. Must have been the beginnings of The Legion
Whatever the songs I'll bet there was no need for a bloody drum.My grandad went in the 30s too, don’t know who he went with though. Would love to know what songs there were in those days
‘It’s an exceedingly large distance to Wolverhampton when your footballing abilities are maleficient’Whatever the songs I'll bet there was no need for a bloody drum.
Or perhaps:‘It’s an exceedingly large distance to Wolverhampton when your footballing abilities are maleficient’
‘It has all become devoid of sound in your general vicinity’
‘You only incantate when you’re victorious’
"Up The Bantams" was popular according to a quick A.I. search.My grandad went in the 30s too, don’t know who he went with though. Would love to know what songs there were in those days
‘Brawl, brawl wherever you may be geographically located, we are the squires from Coventry, we shall severely rough you up’"You're going home in a horse drawn medical carriage"
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