jimharri
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Arguably the darkest day in our history (though York away the following winter would run it very close).
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18 years ago today....
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Arguably the darkest day in our history (though York away the following winter would run it very close).
East Level 2
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Definitely our darkest day. Our lowest ever league finish and it set us up for our only season on the third shelf.
Royle had failed to move us up one place with a third of the season remaining when he arrived.
The rags once finished as low, but they had the sense to do it when only two went down.
Twas very scary getting out that day.
Royle had failed to move us up one place with a third of the season remaining when he arrived.
The rags once finished as low, but they had the sense to do it when only two went down.
Twas very scary getting out that day.
DennisTueart11
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I remember the day vividly. The only ticket I could get was in the home end behind the goal. A very scary day when, I have to be honest, I got to the point when I didn't care what the score was I just wanted to get home. Lots of City fans in lots of bother all day.
blue b4 the moon
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What a shit 35th birthday that was.