Who was there last time the turds went down?

[napoleon dynamite]

Didn't they set fire to the Stretford end that day?

 

[East Level 2]

Didn't they set fire to the Stretford end that day?

No, cos they'd lost all their matches.

 

[blue by birth]

I knew someone who was there in the Stratford End with his City scarf on and lived to tell the tale!!!

I was in the Stretford end too and I had a scarf but hid it away as I was getting threatened by the Neanderthal cunts..grown men wanting to fight me..a schoolkid..
Still cheered like fuck when Law scored..was a scarey journey home to sunny Cheetham Hill after the game though

 

[lancs blue]

I was in the main stand. An awesome experience which I sincerely hope some younger fans will enjoy in the future.

Same here, usually went in the Scoreboard paddock at the swamp but thought it was likely to be "naughtier" than usual. Great fun walking back down Warwick Rd after the match with the rags faces tripping them.

 

[johnevans]

I was there. Right behind the pass for the back heal. Deepest joy.

Me too, by the left-hand post.. but by the time Law scored, the whole area was full of Red Filth fans who'd pulled down the Scoreboard Paddock barriers intent on trouble, so we weren't able to celebrate properly until we got back to the van belonging to one of our group, parked on Kings Road. As you say (and Prof Stanley Unwin too!) 'Oh deep joy, right down to the fundamold..!'

 

[yeseye]

Didn't they set fire to the Stretford end that day?

Yes but to be fair to them they’ve painted over the damage a couple of times since..

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Was there with my dad and brother, in the South Stand Paddock if I remember rightly. We decided to make a run for it before the final whistle and jumped on the train. We'd parked the car in town somewhere and I remember even when we got to Oxford Road, my dad insisted on us legging it back to the car.

 

[Blue and still suffering]

I was there in the United Road paddock with my rag mate, his brother and Dad. We had tickets as a treat for my mate's birthday. Should have won by more, remember Tueart hitting the bar.
As a blue growing up in Salford Monday morning in school was fun. Even in those days the bastards thought they had a devine right to win everything. That's why it is great to see them suffer.

 

[Wiffill's waffle]

Was there too with a friend. I seem to remember that some of the Stretford End invaded the Scoreboard End before the match even started. As a result our celebrations had to be muted, even though Denis Law scored right in front of us. Had to be even more muted on the bus back into town but let it rip at the Stoneground later that evening. I think Stray were playing. It was a great end to a truly memorable day.

 

[manclad]

No, cos they'd lost all their matches.

Very clever play on words there EL2.
Very funny !!!