Immel & Dibble
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Them shoes he had on as well..Horrible blokeLate for his appointment in Whalley Range.
Them shoes he had on as well..Horrible blokeLate for his appointment in Whalley Range.
I always recall a heading in one of the papers the following dayI have never got over Luton and that curb crawler running across Maine Road
Every time we have a good chance of going down or up on the last day we always went down or up. Only time we satyed up when could have gone down was 1994 but we were about 1/10,000 to stay up needed 7 goal swings etc and 5 results against us and so I didn't even feature.We're favourites tomorrow too. What's the difference? You're surely still nervous about tomorrow, whether we're favourites against Villa or not.
Almost but not quite.1989 would have been the worst as we needed about a 5 goal swing to go down and at one point it was happening
I was at Portman Road that day and can concur with the odd exception that the Ipswich fans were a bunch of gobby twats.Yes, you're absolutely right about the Ipswich one. I mentioned it because the behaviour pof Ipswich fans that day was beyond shite. Hated them ever since. But we went into a couple of games at least with a chance of saving ourselves and it didn't happen. That's more what I was talking about. Funnily enough though, we went into a couple of last day promotion games and managed to win those. Four at least, actually, if you count the play-off final. They were equally nerve wracking. It was VS Blackburn, Bradford and Charlton as well, I seem to remember. Back in the inflatable banana days. It's nice to reminisce about how far we've come since then, anyway, you have to admit.
Hence the about, couldn't remember the exact details but most fans were shitting themselves all second half, especially after the 3-3 after being 3-0 up the game before. If anything could go wrong it would...Almost but not quite.
We were one nil down at Bradford which meant Palace needed a 5-0 win. They were 4-0 up at half and ended up only winning 4-1
Then up stepped tricky Trev.