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2 hours ago, Howmanheyman said:

 

Aye Brighton, I was at that game and the strip was a bit laughed at. 

 

Agreed - looked pink from any sort of distance. They had the last laugh though IIRC as they won.

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During the divi 2 run in that ended with that wish should not be named but did us more good than harm in the long run...

 

Was at this a couple of weeks later in  the home end 😱 

 

 

I think a young @Howmanheyman was lucky enough to get a ticket in the away section .. Quinn was playing on one leg, Scotty scored after 10 mins which is a fuckin long time to keep quiet 😆

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5 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

 

Well, this doesn't happen very often...you misremember...

 

https://www.11v11.com/matches/newcastle-united-v-brighton-and-hove-albion-31-march-1990-124104/


Yeah, apologies, you're right. I was getting mixed up with the game 2 seasons later where they wore an equally garish kit....
 

 

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10 minutes ago, Alex said:

Remember that kit Brighton had around that era where the had striped shorts that matched the top? :lol: 


Absolutely ridiculous, wasn't it? :lol:

The Football Attic: I've Got Stripes: The five most wretched striped  football shirts of all time

 

Club Colours | The Goldstone Wrap

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1 hour ago, PaddockLad said:

During the divi 2 run in that ended with that wish should not be named but did us more good than harm in the long run...

 

Was at this a couple of weeks later in  the home end 😱 

 

 

I think a young @Howmanheyman was lucky enough to get a ticket in the away section .. Quinn was playing on one leg, Scotty scored after 10 mins which is a fuckin long time to keep quiet 😆

 

The game where Dillon put the icing on his season's cake by running from the half way line all on his lonesome then ran straight towards the keeper before forgetting to either round him or chip him or touch the ball away before trying to get a free kick/pen/sending off. Went to quite a few away games that year but missed the very few victories until this one where I really didn't fancy our chances after bull put four away at SJP on NYD. When the useless mackem bastard fluffed that chance to make it two and seal the win I feared the worst but we improbably held on for the win.

 

1 hour ago, Craig said:


Absolutely ridiculous, wasn't it? :lol:

The Football Attic: I've Got Stripes: The five most wretched striped  football shirts of all time

 

Club Colours | The Goldstone Wrap

 

TSB!!! The bank that likes to saaaay.... Fuck no.

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5 minutes ago, Howmanheyman said:

 

The game where Dillon put the icing on his season's cake by running from the half way line all on his lonesome then ran straight towards the keeper before forgetting to either round him or chip him or touch the ball away before trying to get a free kick/pen/sending off. Went to quite a few away games that year but missed the very few victories until this one where I really didn't fancy our chances after bull put four away at SJP on NYD. When the useless mackem bastard fluffed that chance to make it two and seal the win I feared the worst but we improbably held on for the win.


I remember him going on a run in one game towards the Gallowgate, one on one with a keeper and promptly sticking his laces through it and it soaring high over the top of the gallowgate terrace. Fuck me he was useless!

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4 minutes ago, Craig said:


I remember him going on a run in one game towards the Gallowgate, one on one with a keeper and promptly sticking his laces through it and it soaring high over the top of the gallowgate terrace. Fuck me he was useless!

 

He seemed to get at least one good to decent chance a game, I've no idea how he didn't put any of them away? 

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2 minutes ago, Craig said:


I remember him going on a run in one game towards the Gallowgate, one on one with a keeper and promptly sticking his laces through it and it soaring high over the top of the gallowgate terrace. Fuck me he was useless!

 

He did the same right in front of us at Barnsley that season and the entire away end fucking annihilated him :lol:

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35 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

 

He did the same right in front of us at Barnsley that season and the entire away end fucking annihilated him :lol:


I was at that game. 1-1 draw if I remember right. Shit hole of a ground

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50 minutes ago, Craig said:


I was at that game. 1-1 draw if I remember right. Shit hole of a ground

 

Me too, only thing I remember about it is a load of Edinburgh lads around us, a policeman saying to one of us 'cant take banner t'match' and us doing impressions of him all day, and Quinny equalising in a shit game where an ex-smoggie scored called Curry. Oh aye, how could I forget? Was on the terrace early and saw a rusty wheelbarrow full of pies in it being wheeled across the the away end towards a hut/kiosk. (I gave them a miss tbh). :lol:

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Fucking hell I'm glad I arrived too late to witness the pies. The coach got held up by the police as we were coming into Barnsley IIRC. The ground was marginally better than Hull's shit hole - remember standing there freezing to fucking death in the FAC 3rd Round.

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We drove down and couldn't find our car for about two hours after the game :lol: our excuse was "well it was daylight when we parked up".. lots of recently redundant scary as shit ex miners staring at us shiftily as we wandered the same streets half a dozen times...  not as scary as Boro but still up there..

 

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11 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

We drove down and couldn't find our car for about two hours after the game :lol: our excuse was "well it was daylight when we parked up".. lots of recently redundant scary as shit ex miners staring at us shiftily as we wandered the same streets half a dozen times...  not as scary as Boro but still up there..

 


 I remember getting the bus back from Boro and those cunts lobbing a breeze block off a bridge over the A19 and it going through the rear window. 

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19 minutes ago, Craig said:


 I remember getting the bus back from Boro and those cunts lobbing a breeze block off a bridge over the A19 and it going through the rear window. 

 

The league cup game at Ayresome  in 92/93 is the most scared I've ever been at a football match. I think it was the game where some of our lot first wore the HAZMAT overalls and face masks and the locals didn't take kindly to it 😬

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I went there for a midweek game in 83 when I was at university in Bradford so I went with a posh kid from Gosforth and his mate from somewhere in London who was an arsenal fan who as you can imagine were complete fannies. We got a local train back to Leeds and it had its windows put out with bricks which was nice. 

 

(Referring to Barnsley). 

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1 hour ago, PaddockLad said:

 

The league cup game at Ayresome  in 92/93 is the most scared I've ever been at a football match. I think it was the game where some of our lot first wore the HAZMAT overalls and face masks and the locals didn't take kindly to it 😬

Getting to Ayresome park was sketchy as fuck tbf, through some of the roughest parts of Boro.

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1 hour ago, PaddockLad said:

 

The league cup game at Ayresome  in 92/93 is the most scared I've ever been at a football match. I think it was the game where some of our lot first wore the HAZMAT overalls and face masks and the locals didn't take kindly to it 😬


It was marginally less incendiary than referring to them as 'nappy rippers' which was common place in the late 80s. Went down like a cup of cold sick.

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Probably mentioned it before but one of the times I was at Ayresome the match had finished and they had put some of the pitiful away allocation they gave us onto local double decker buses before driving us to thornaby train station. Anyway, We're nearly all on the bus waiting when we see someone legging it through that back lane with a few others in pursuit behind him, no colours on anyone. The lad out in front dodges in-between buses and jumps into one, only one seems to correctly follow his direction but obviously doesn't notice he's stepped onto the bus until the lad steps back out just in time to absolutely knock the I presume Boro chaser clean out. Couple of police eventually came over but the lad wandered off to either get on another bus or make his way elsewhere. We pulled off as the police were presumably giving the once pursuer some smelling salts. It was like the ok corral around that stadium. :lol:

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Had to nervously walk from the delerious away end to meet my uncle at his car, he was in the posh seats, after this:

 

 

Edit P.S. Glen fucking Keeley

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The Magpie's 'nest'.

The upstairs flat was the 'boardroom' for a meeting in May 1892 between the directors of Newcastle East End and the recently folded Newcastle West End where the decision was made for East End to move to West End's ground at St James' Park with the idea of attracting West End's fan base too. Essentially the birth place of the club we know today.

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