February 24Feb 24 I've been to no other club more than the Millers. Lost count how many times I've been. I doubt anyone on here has seen us win there. It's been a monkey on my back far too long so Iamin FFS win so I don't have to go back there EVER AGAIN!
February 25Feb 25 11 hours ago, Bertie said: Best day there in my time was a 2-2 draw in (had to look it up) 27/4/91. Tony Cunningham brace in glorious sunshine. Cracking away following and atmosphere. definitely rose tinted specs with time . That match was heart breaking . 93rd minute equaliser for them that all but cost us promotion . Atmosphere was mental up to that point tho .
February 25Feb 25 Popular Post Got to Rotherham early doors one year with @victor meldrew. Got refused entry to Milmore because I had a little too much to drink. Which I couldn't argue against. Mainly because I couldn't talk. Anyway, because of some stupid bylaw about entering a sporting arena while intoxicated I got locked up and later took to Rotherham Central. While there I met PC Roscoe. He was GMPs football intelligence officer for Bolton. Back then Bolton were causing havoc at most away fixtures in the country. He basically wanted me to be his grass. Anything being planned or folk involved in frontline action he wanted names. He told me that they knew who the big boys were but needed someone "in the mix". FFS I have never been "in the mix" in my life. No matter how much I tried @Casino and @victor meldrew never did get that 5am door knock. Edited February 25Feb 25 by Underpants
February 25Feb 25 20 minutes ago, Underpants said: Got to Rotherham early doors one year with @victor meldrew. Got refused entry to Milmore because I had a little too much to drink. Which I couldn't argue against. Mainly because I couldn't talk. Anyway, because of some stupid bylaw about entering a sporting arena while intoxicated I got locked up and later took to Rotherham Central. While there I met PC Roscoe. He was GMPs football intelligence officer for Bolton. Back then Bolton were causing havoc at most away fixtures in the country. He basically wanted me to be his grass. Anything being planned or folk involved in frontline action he wanted names. He told me that they knew who the big boys were but needed someone "in the mix". FFS I have never been "in the mix" in my life. No matter how much I tried @Casino and @victor meldrew never did get that 5am door knock. The lady constable seems to be an avid follower at away games now ! Spoke to her at Wimbledon and she was awreet when we asked if this was double time and what class of hotel she got put up in.
February 25Feb 25 6 hours ago, bwfc2003 said: Dont seem to have sold many tickets for this one?? be a surge if we win sat Edited February 25Feb 25 by L/H White
February 25Feb 25 Can't go this year because of a family commitment. Went last year and missed out on the reportedly excellent pork & crackling barms on sale outside. They would have brightened what was a miserable experience. I saw us draw there 1-1 when Wayne Foster went in goal. About the only highlight of 4 trips there.
February 25Feb 25 2 hours ago, Duck Egg said: Can't go this year because of a family commitment. Went last year and missed out on the reportedly excellent pork & crackling barms on sale outside. They would have brightened what was a miserable experience. I saw us draw there 1-1 when Wayne Foster went in goal. About the only highlight of 4 trips there. That was my first of many visits to Millmoor, Feb 84, just the 42 years ago. Foster had to do plenty to keep us in the game, backed by plenty Bolton fans behind his goal in the 2nd half. I can't recall why he went in goal - sending off or injury to Simon Farnworth?
February 25Feb 25 On 25/02/2026 at 04:33, Zico said: Always reminds me of when Sober Dan travelled up from Reading on Christmas Day on a Mega Bus and stayed in a holiday inn for this fixture on Boxing Day A grim thought for a grim fixture That's even worse than the Rochdale detour arrive after a 5-1 defeat, poor Sober Dan
February 26Feb 26 7 hours ago, Johnnyrotten said: That was my first of many visits to Millmoor, Feb 84, just the 42 years ago. Foster had to do plenty to keep us in the game, backed by plenty Bolton fans behind his goal in the 2nd half. I can't recall why he went in goal - sending off or injury to Simon Farnworth? Blimey. We're old! Farnworth broke his ankle that day iirc. I'm wondering if that was the season we brought John Platt(?) in as cover/replacement. Simon Rudge scored the equaliser that day. A low drive into the corner at the opposite end.
February 26Feb 26 18 hours ago, Duck Egg said: Can't go this year because of a family commitment. Went last year and missed out on the reportedly excellent pork & crackling barms on sale outside. They would have brightened what was a miserable experience. I saw us draw there 1-1 when Wayne Foster went in goal. About the only highlight of 4 trips there. The barms are nice but you need to rob a bank to afford them!! Edited February 26Feb 26 by Whitesince63 Spelling
February 26Feb 26 11 hours ago, perth_white said: That's even worse than the Rochdale detour arrive after a 5-1 defeat, poor Sober Dan Does Dan still go to games?
February 26Feb 26 3 hours ago, superjohnmcginlay said: Tkts appear to be on sale early be quick they went on sale tuesday
February 26Feb 26 On 25/02/2026 at 09:56, Underpants said: Got to Rotherham early doors one year with @victor meldrew. Got refused entry to Milmore because I had a little too much to drink. Which I couldn't argue against. Mainly because I couldn't talk. Anyway, because of some stupid bylaw about entering a sporting arena while intoxicated I got locked up and later took to Rotherham Central. While there I met PC Roscoe. He was GMPs football intelligence officer for Bolton. Back then Bolton were causing havoc at most away fixtures in the country. He basically wanted me to be his grass. Anything being planned or folk involved in frontline action he wanted names. He told me that they knew who the big boys were but needed someone "in the mix". FFS I have never been "in the mix" in my life. No matter how much I tried @Casino and @victor meldrew never did get that 5am door knock. I went Millmoor on a bus from Albion. Kicked off big style in a boozer at back of ground, all "Yorkshire Miner" in sheepskin jackets and bent noses. Remember buying a pie that's was about 1000*c hot, and walking down the passageway side of ground to the away end and Rotherham fans were spitting and throwing shit at us. I took aim and lobded the said pie upwards, it hit the wall beneath a Millers fan and spattered against the wall covering his neck and under chin region with molten potatoe (larva), can still see his face as he clutched his neck and the pain on his face! We drew 2-2 i Think and Wayne Foster went in goal after keeper went off injured, sure he saved a penalty, and we drew 2-2. Me and my mate got off bus at bottom of Shack in Tyldelsey and went in Chippy and Wayne Foster, was getting dropped off as we came out of chippy, we walked up Shakerley road with him and he was eating our chips laughing at the tale about the pie Great days!!
February 26Feb 26 7 hours ago, bwfc2003 said: they went on sale tuesday Even earlier then superb, well done ticket office.
February 27Feb 27 15 hours ago, Ratwhite said: I went Millmoor on a bus from Albion. Kicked off big style in a boozer at back of ground, all "Yorkshire Miner" in sheepskin jackets and bent noses. Remember buying a pie that's was about 1000*c hot, and walking down the passageway side of ground to the away end and Rotherham fans were spitting and throwing shit at us. I took aim and lobded the said pie upwards, it hit the wall beneath a Millers fan and spattered against the wall covering his neck and under chin region with molten potatoe (larva), can still see his face as he clutched his neck and the pain on his face! We drew 2-2 i Think and Wayne Foster went in goal after keeper went off injured, sure he saved a penalty, and we drew 2-2. Me and my mate got off bus at bottom of Shack in Tyldelsey and went in Chippy and Wayne Foster, was getting dropped off as we came out of chippy, we walked up Shakerley road with him and he was eating our chips laughing at the tale about the pie Great days!! Hey mate, did you know the Redmonds? I used to be a good mate of Jud, we worked in the pit together. I used to go in a pub on the estate, cant remember the name of it? They all lived up the Shack.
February 27Feb 27 1 hour ago, woolli said: Hey mate, did you know the Redmonds? I used to be a good mate of Jud, we worked in the pit together. I used to go in a pub on the estate, cant remember the name of it? They all lived up the Shack. Homeground I think a real ale pub it’s been knocked down and they have built houses on the land it was on Lancaster Road
February 27Feb 27 3 hours ago, woolli said: Hey mate, did you know the Redmonds? I used to be a good mate of Jud, we worked in the pit together. I used to go in a pub on the estate, cant remember the name of it? They all lived up the Shack. I wonder if that is the same Jud I know, he was a mate of a few Tyldesley reds, probably same age as me 67
February 27Feb 27 22 minutes ago, athywhite1958 said: I wonder if that is the same Jud I know, he was a mate of a few Tyldesley reds, probably same age as me 67 Sounds like it mate. I worked with him at Agecroft, he had a few brothers, all reds.
February 27Feb 27 42 minutes ago, woolli said: Sounds like it mate. I worked with him at Agecroft, he had a few brothers, all reds. I was at Leigh college with him in 1975/76 in the first year of our apprenticeships,
February 27Feb 27 7 hours ago, woolli said: Hey mate, did you know the Redmonds? I used to be a good mate of Jud, we worked in the pit together. I used to go in a pub on the estate, cant remember the name of it? They all lived up the Shack. Yeah pal, went to school with Carl, a year older than me.
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