Random Memories.

Quoted from moosey_club

Me and Morph finding an old style brown pay packet in the Cons open corner about 1980. Had about £25 in it, we blew it on an Atari game and about 5 flavour concentrates and a spare gas bottle for the soda stream on the way home, mixed them up in a River Phoenix style frenzy, overgassed the soda and were sick as f\/ck .
Rock and Roll if you were 12!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh it was you was it? I wondered where I dropped it. The wife & kids starved that week.

Now then, let's see what you owe ...... £25 ..... an average of 5% interest over 30 years ........... that'll be ........

Quoted from TheRonRaffertyFanClub

Oh it was you was it? I wondered where I dropped it. The wife & kids starved that week.

Now then, let's see what you owe ...... £25 ..... an average of 5% interest over 30 years ........... that'll be ........

I think he still has the game and half a bottle of tizer concentrate so p.m him and he can arrange delivery, only fair.

Another good one was Brighton away in the mid '80s - the year the Great British Beer Festival was held in... Brighton! A group of us turned up at the Goldstone around 3.05pm (the London Mariners never make the kick-off) nicely lubricated and holding carrier bags full of liquid takeaways, commemorative glasses, bar towels, etc, and just about saw Town manage a 2-2 draw. Brighton was always a good fixture, another fun one was just after Robert Maxwell had topped himself and we were cracking jokes all night about Brighton 'Going down with the Maxwell', Town's defence being as watertight as Bob Maxwell's suit, etc. That was also the season they wore matching blue and white striped shirts and shorts and we laughed at them for looking like Tesco bags. I think that was a 0-0. Chris Hargreaves played a blinder that night.

Millwall was always good for a laugh too, like when were taking the mick out of Casey Keller with chants of 'Ho Chi Min's Black and White Army' and 'Where were you in World War Two?' We lost the game 2-1 but played well and Macca scored a rare goal. Never had a problem at Millwall games and nearly always had some banter with the locals. A proper club with proper supporters, just like us.

stayin up at leicester  last minuet awsome

My Balti pies at any ground that stocks them ....

Tony Rees scoring after 20 seconds at Millwall. The first Millwall player to touch the ball was the keeper picking it out of the net. I was in the home end and instinctively went to jump up to celebrate till I remembered where I was.

We ended up losing the game 2-1. Jamie Moralee (sp?) got both their goals I think, the winner in the last minute.

remeber going to millmoor in the late eighties was a boxing day, was with my dad ( perhaps the only away game we went to together) we got there nice and early and went in the rotherham pub near the ground, got moved out from there and sent to the cub bar thy used to have as part of the ground. had a few in there and someone opened the emegency door and we realised we could walk straight in. In 2 mins the bar was empty with every in for nothing. Can remember my dad laughing at everyone chanting ee by gum , ee by gum. cant remeber the score tho

extremely random, but always sticks in my mind:

not so long ago away at chester, in  the end i think we won 2-0 with 2 identical late goals by andy taylor(?)

anyway the game was dull as fook up to then and the reff was awful, i will never forget a kid (no older than 6/7), shouting really cheesy insults at the reff, then out of nowhere came the high pitched voice 'REFFEREE YOUR FCUKING SHYTE!!!!' ha and it was of course the little nipper... made me chuckle

Town being led out by their we mascot in the 1960's, Clive Spencer. Used to play in the same B.B. team.

Social club behind the Main stand in the early 70's, pints in plastic cups, and usually missing  couple of goals a season so we could get in at half time early to get served. Graet atmosphere.