They have loved our demise now the boot is on the other foot; HA HA HA

Edited February 17, 20215 yr by Casino

On 22/11/2020 at 07:00, embankment said:

Campo at Ewood

Diouf at Ewood too. 😃

 

Edited November 23, 20205 yr by Cheese

32 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Diouf at Ewood too. 😃

 

Watched that in the pub, Me, my dad and grandad adamant it was a pen despite clear TV evidence and the rest of the pub baffled as to how we couldn't see the dive

8 minutes ago, frank_spencer said:

Watched that in the pub, Me, my dad and grandad adamant it was a pen despite clear TV evidence and the rest of the pub baffled as to how we couldn't see the dive

I was there and knew it was a dive straight away, but laughed my tits off and celebrated anyway.

One cold game which rarely gets a mention was the one v Charlton at Burnden, around 1981 when their fans were put in the Manny Road North.  That was fucking bitter, I was a teenager and went home at half time.

2 hours ago, miamiwhite said:

One cold game which rarely gets a mention was the one v Charlton at Burnden, around 1981 when their fans were put in the Manny Road North.  That was fucking bitter, I was a teenager and went home at half time.

Sure it was a Charlton game when Nat gave his rousing speech when we were skint.

Would have been a little later than this though. 

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but we played someone at home a few years ago during The Beast from the East, and I honestly thought I was close to hypothermia.

1 hour ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but we played someone at home a few years ago during The Beast from the East, and I honestly thought I was close to hypothermia.

Parky time. There were a couple of games that were so cold and bored stiff that I was shivering. Couldn't wait for the final whistle and to get walking back to the car. 

1 hour ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but we played someone at home a few years ago during The Beast from the East, and I honestly thought I was close to hypothermia.

Sunderland at home on a Tuesday night.  Won 1-0 with Zach Clough's helping hand but they dominated possession  and 3-1 home deafet to Preston at the end of the month when it was even colder. 

4 hours ago, miamiwhite said:

One cold game which rarely gets a mention was the one v Charlton at Burnden, around 1981 when their fans were put in the Manny Road North.  That was fucking bitter, I was a teenager and went home at half time.

I think it was Dec 81, there was snow all around the pitch and we used our famous underground heating to get the game on.  There were hardly any games that day, I remember being really pleased we had a game to watch, even more so that we won.  No away games survived the weather between losing at Palace at end Nov till returning there to lose in the FA Cup on 23rd Jan.  But we played 4 at home, 2 wins and 2 draws, while a lot of clubs hardly played.

11 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said:

I think it was Dec 81, there was snow all around the pitch and we used our famous underground heating to get the game on.  There were hardly any games that day, I remember being really pleased we had a game to watch, even more so that we won.  No away games survived the weather between losing at Palace at end Nov till returning there to lose in the FA Cup on 23rd Jan.  But we played 4 at home, 2 wins and 2 draws, while a lot of clubs hardly played.

 

4 hours ago, miamiwhite said:

One cold game which rarely gets a mention was the one v Charlton at Burnden, around 1981 when their fans were put in the Manny Road North.  That was fucking bitter, I was a teenager and went home at half time.

Around about the same time as this there was a home fixture v Barnsley and again the visiting fans were put in the Manny Road North Stand. Really odd to turn up in our normal seats and be surrounded by away fans. Anyway - lots of good banter shared and no trouble. And yes it was f*cking cold!

14 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said:

I think it was Dec 81, there was snow all around the pitch and we used our famous underground heating to get the game on.  There were hardly any games that day, I remember being really pleased we had a game to watch, even more so that we won.  No away games survived the weather between losing at Palace at end Nov till returning there to lose in the FA Cup on 23rd Jan.  But we played 4 at home, 2 wins and 2 draws, while a lot of clubs hardly played.

Blackburn was one of them and Arsenal was another wasn't it ?

Went the Palace away cup game.

3 minutes ago, paulhanley said:

 

Around about the same time as this there was a home fixture v Barnsley and again the visiting fans were put in the Manny Road North Stand. Really odd to turn up in our normal seats and be surrounded by away fans. Anyway - lots of good banter shared and no trouble. And yes it was f*cking cold!

It was bitter mate, hence why I fucked off home at half time 🧊 ⛸ 

2 hours ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but we played someone at home a few years ago during The Beast from the East, and I honestly thought I was close to hypothermia.

Plymouth in the cup was bitterly cold. No ice or snow but a persistent fine rain. Was horrible. 

37 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

Blackburn was one of them and Arsenal was another wasn't it ?

Went the Palace away cup game.

I guess you were one of not many at Palace for that one.  Blackburn was next game after Charlton, crowd trebled from 5,500 to 16,500.  Other 2 games either side were QPR and Chelsea.  (Tony Henry, one of my favourite players, scored in 3 of the 4).  We didn't play Arsenal in that era.

2 hours ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I don't know if it's been mentioned, but we played someone at home a few years ago during The Beast from the East, and I honestly thought I was close to hypothermia.

That was Villa at home in march

Won 1-0 le fondre

 

 

Edited November 23, 20205 yr by ZicoKelly

5 minutes ago, Johnnyrotten said:

I guess you were one of not many at Palace for that one.  Blackburn was next game after Charlton, crowd trebled from 5,500 to 16,500.  Other 2 games either side were QPR and Chelsea.  (Tony Henry, one of my favourite players, scored in 3 of the 4).  We didn't play Arsenal in that era.

Yes, I think Arseal in the cup was the following year at Highbury 

Tony Henry was class, i remember him when he worked later for the Prudential, think he may still be doing financial services to this day 

That derby game we won in the last minute was chilly

And belgrade

20 minutes ago, ZicoKelly said:

That was Villa at home in march

Won 1-0 le fondre

 

 

It can't have been that one as I didn't go.

I think it has to have been the 1-3 at home to Preston mentioned above. It was definitely a 3 o'clock Saturday kick off and it fits in with the dates.

1 minute ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

It can't have been that one as I didn't go.

I think it has to have been the 1-3 at home to Preston mentioned above. It was definitely a 3 o'clock Saturday kick off and it fits in with the dates.

Trust me, it was cold

Leeds at during Christmas 95 was also freezing, whole Burndrn Terrace did a half time bounce along to Jonah Louie  to keep warm

Couple of weeks earlier had to endure a 0-0 extra time cup match v Norwich only to lose both on penalties and the feeling in my legs

Another one around 94 ish palace at home some poor old chap had an heart attack in the burnden stand it was raw that night 

Nothing compares to the one over Christmas at Roker park on that open end, nearly died that day. 😂

Edited November 23, 20205 yr by Mounts Kipper

A cold night at Burnden V Tranmere in a FA cup replay in 83, got back to the pub and stood in front of the fire for 20 mins before I thawed out and went the bar and ordered a pint.

48 minutes ago, Casino said:

That derby game we won in the last minute was chilly

And belgrade

Derby game and Megson’s last game vs Hull coldest I’ve ever been at Reebok. Burnden and older grounds never seemed quite as cold to me prob due to being huddled together on a terrace and able to move around. Sitting down always felt a lot colder to me

Bolton v Everton new year day 1979. The day George wood broke Peter Reids leg.

We played in red at home. Snowed all night and all morning....Abandoned at half time.

Snowball fights all down Manchester Road with the Scousers

25 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Nothing compares to the one over Christmas at Roker park on that open end, nearly died that day. 😂

Was that around 93/94? Boxing Day?