Any memories of the 1990-91 season?
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 DubaiEagleCPFC  Dubai 11 May 14 10.42am |
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Quote Stripey Nigel at 11 May 2014 10.40am
Quote DubaiEagleCPFC at 11 May 2014 10.32am
Do you drink your Dad regularly or just this one particular night?
I like what you did there!
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bifffabazz  Highworth, Wiltshire 11 May 14 11.28am |
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Quote jpegnall at 11 May 2014 9.54am
I'm another who was too young to remember this period of our history. How did we go from third to relegated? Has any club in history gone from such a high finishing position to relegation in just two seasons? Edited by jpegnall (11 May 2014 9.54am)
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 11 May 14 11.48am |
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Played Forest over and over again in the Winter in the days of replays and replays of replays.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 11 May 14 11.50am |
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1st home game was a warm midweek under the lights vs Chelsea. 1st game of Arfur all seated with Wright twisting a couple of players and lobbing the keeper from 25 yards out of the WH Lane goal.
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Kermit8  Hevon 11 May 14 12.17pm |
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The 90/91 season was too long ball for my liking and Wright apart entertainment value was low. Attendances were very disappointing. A fair few 14,000 and 15,000's even though we came 3rd which kinda tells the story. The 88/89 and 89/90 seasons were far far better for me as a home and away supporter. I do remember a young spindly whippet-like 17 year old coming on for Utd at Selhurst and their fans getting very excited. Wonder what happened to him? Bryan somebody I think. Edited by Kermit8 (11 May 2014 12.18pm)
Big chest and massive boobs |
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| Itatian Slough 11 May 14 12.58pm |
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Quote peterg at 11 May 2014 10.29am
Top memory was going to Wimbledon away when they still had their crappy ground at Plough Lane. We won 3-0 and Wrighty scored a hat-trick including an outrageous lob from near the halfway line. Funnily that game stands out more for me than the 3-0 victory over a Man Utd team with lots of reserves a week later. They were the last two matches of a great season. I also remember a 0-0 home draw with Arsenal. Salako scored with a stunning volley that was wrongly ruled out for offside. I was in the Arfur right in line with play and I knew the lino's offside call was wrong. The sense of injustice lingered for a long time. The away match at Arsenal was a top memory for me. Ian Wright kept leaving their defence standing on the break, but just didn't have any luck in front of goal that day. The Arsenal fans were saying to each other - He's good isn't he? I'm convinced that's when Arsenal finally decided they were buying him. Meantime, Arsenal made 4 chances and scored 4 goals! Probably our least deserved result that season
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| robdave2k 11 May 14 1.41pm |
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Quote Rudi Hedman at 11 May 2014 11.50am
1st home game was a warm midweek under the lights vs Chelsea. 1st game of Arfur all seated with Wright twisting a couple of players and lobbing the keeper from 25 yards out of the WH Lane goal.
The same game Dennis Wise had a pop at Andy Gray and got flattened.
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| joe_cpfc Basingstoke 11 May 14 2.17pm |
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Quote DubaiEagleCPFC at 11 May 2014 10.32am
Do you drink your Dad regularly or just this one particular night?
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had to lower the tone didn't you.| joe_cpfc Basingstoke 11 May 14 2.48pm |
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As a kid 88/89 is the season that sticks with me as much as 1990.There was Birmingham which was the first bit of violence I witnessed at football, 4-3 against Millwall and that amazing Hopkins own goal and Brighton where each team got 64 penalties.A lot of kid tears were cried by me over those 2 seasons wether it was being s*** scared by violence, beating Liverpool in the semi, losing the final or winning the zds.Amazing.
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| Dixie Eagle Chatham 12 May 14 1.02pm |
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• Chelsea 2-1. Andy Gray pen and then getting sent off in a fierce punch up with Dennis Wise after 10 mins.
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Seth  On a pale blue dot 12 May 14 1.10pm |
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A 'Stripey Nigel' who drinks his Dad? Hmmm....
"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" |
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heff  kehlen 12 May 14 2.46pm |
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Quote joe_cpfc at 11 May 2014 2.48pm
As a kid 88/89 is the season that sticks with me as much as 1990.There was Birmingham which was the first bit of violence I witnessed at football, 4-3 against Millwall and that amazing Hopkins own goal and Brighton where each team got 64 penalties.A lot of kid tears were cried by me over those 2 seasons wether it was being s*** scared by violence, beating Liverpool in the semi, losing the final or winning the zds.Amazing. remember that Birmingham match so well. got engaged the night before.Took a few of sonya,s family to the match as a day out celebration, thank god we were in block c old stand.
we hate brighton and hove albion. we hate brighton too ,and brighton. we hate brighton and hove albion but brighton we hate you... |
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