doots
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Plenty of shenanigans inside and outside of the ground that day. Great buzz when that goal went in.
You don’t get that edginess anymore, apart from the odd isolated incident around Derbies and the Merseyside games.Plenty of shenanigans inside and outside of the ground that day. Great buzz when that goal went in.
Lakey was the last City player to touch the ball but I think it bounced off the post then hit a defender and went in.I was right near the front. Had a copy of the first edition of the fanzine Blue Print I bought outside and tried to keep it neat and tidy (still have it in that condition today!)
I saw the shot hit the bar and jumped up and then covered my head with my hands, thinking ''fuck, it hit the bar'' and the next thing there is pandemonium all around me, bodies flying all over me and apparently we scored! Even watching that film it is hard to see who actually put the ball in the net!
I was in the covered terrace opposite the camera. Went fucking mental for that Lake goal. Banged my knee on the crush-barrier; it was absolute agony. There were some seriously pissed up blues in front of us that kept singing “we’re on the march with Billy’s army...” even though McNeill had quit the club two years beforehand. Fucking amateurs.