Beating Liverpool 4-2 at The Bridge near the end of 1990-91.

 

Above game was on Sat, 4th May 1991

Our scorers: King Kerry Dixon in the 6th and 76th minutes, Dennis Wise in the 31st min with a pen, Gordon Durie 87th min

David Speedie was one of their scorers, still think it's weird seeing him in a Liverpool shirt.

32,266 saw it

 

Beating Spuds 4-1 in Sept 89

The goals.

Great opener by King Kerry.

Edited May 10, 20197 yr by erskblue

Sat, 16th Sept 1989

Our scorers :'King Kerry' Dixon 36th, Kevin Wilson 44th and 76th and Stevie Clarke 69th minutes respectively.

Only 16,260 spectators attended.

 

 From Wed, 24th Aug 1977

Credit again to the great bounder friardale site.

Edited May 10, 20197 yr by erskblue

Beating Portsmouth 2-3 away in League Cup 1990.

Beating Spuds away in the League Cup. Jan 1991.

14 hours ago, erskblue said:

Sat, 16th Sept 1989

Our scorers :'King Kerry' Dixon 36th, Kevin Wilson 44th and 76th and Stevie Clarke 69th minutes respectively.

Only 16,260 spectators attended.

 

There was building work at 3 point lane. I was one of the 10,000 that watched it at Wembley arena on a bid screen.

V Derby County at The Bridge Sat 10th Sept 77

Winning 1-0 away at Old Trafford in front of 54,764. Sat 17th Sept 77.

17 hours ago, erskblue said:

Beating Portsmouth 2-3 away in League Cup 1990.

In my top ten most memorable games, mow meadow in their main stand made a crack in their stand and loads of us had to be moved onto terrace for safety reasons,I stayed put, bollox I'd paid for a seat

17 hours ago, erskblue said:

Beating Spuds away in the League Cup. Jan 1991.

Now that was a good feeling marching back down towards seven sisters underground after the game.

18 hours ago, erskblue said:

Beating Portsmouth 2-3 away in League Cup 1990.

Great crowd celebrations in our end, which looked full but not ram jammed.

Always thought it was difficult to go really mad when packed like sardines ala Boxing Day at QPHa when you’d struggle to lift your arms up.

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by Ewell CFC

On 10/05/2019 at 06:49, erskblue said:

Beating Liverpool 4-2 at The Bridge near the end of 1990-91.

 

Pretty sure that win handed Arsenal the title, was in benches for that one, remember getting home after game and going out for beer with Mrs (brownie points), and a gooner in shirt was at bar, told him I'd been at game and he bought us a couple of rounds of drinks, (I shouldn't  take advantage these pissed up blokes really)

3 minutes ago, Ewell CFC said:

Great crowd celebrations in our end, which looked full but not ram jammed.

Always thought it was difficult to go really mad when packed like sardines ala Boxing Day at QPHa when you’d struggle to lift your arms up.

It was only a year since Hillsborough and if I remember they really cut the capacity on terraces everywhere.

From the FA Cup game at Shrewsbury. It was bloody cold. We won 1-0.

From the FA Cup game at Shrewsbury. It was bloody cold. We won 1-0.

Joe McLaughlin?

12 minutes ago, Scott said:

Joe McLaughlin?

Yes.

Before the game there was a snowball fight between the players and the fans. Speedie got a snowball on the head.

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by Boyne

12 hours ago, Boyne said:

Yes.

Before the game there was a snowball fight between the players and the fans. Speedie got a snowball on the head.

Ah 'pre match warming up' mid 80s style.

On 09/05/2019 at 16:54, Boyne said:

Was that the game where Canoville came on as sub for his debut?

Was in the stand behind the dugouts for that one

On 11/05/2019 at 16:59, Boyne said:

From the FA Cup game at Shrewsbury. It was bloody cold. We won 1-0.

Great day out that one.

we were driving home and Bates sailed past us at warp speed in his roller

On 12/05/2019 at 19:35, Shug said:

Was that the game where Canoville came on as sub for his debut?

Was in the stand behind the dugouts for that one

He came on as sub but wasn’t his debut. Played the year before. Pat Nevin famously had a go at a section of our fans from this game for racist abuse towards Paul.

Some outstanding keepers the black and white photo is the legendary Russian keeper Lev Yashin.