30,000+ - The remarkable run continues

[Socialist_Owl]

The Primark 'udders

[Mr. Tom]

Oh man that Palace game. Still get a hollow feeling in the pit of my stomach. Had a 'moment' around 80th minute where I had to ram my scarf in my gob to keep from losing it. (A moment that lasted about another half an hour*, as it turned out.)

 

*and another five seasons, give or take

[Patient zero]

Crowbarring it in a bit here but I reckon the last side from outside Sheffield to taste victory in front of a 30,000+ crowd at Hillsborough in a league match outside the top flight was Burnley in 1972.

Trust the pigs to taint the run twice in the noughties.

[DMX]

P16 W12 D4 L0 F30 A8 Pts 40

 

7/8/16 v Aston Villa - won 1-0 - 30,060

13/5/16 v Brighton - won 2-0 - 34,260

30/4/16 v Cardiff - won 3-0 - 31,843

27/10/15 v Arsenal - won 3-0 - 35,065

4/5/13 v Boro - won 2-0 - 31,375

5/5/12 v Wycombe - won 2-0 - 38,082

26/2/12 v Pigs - won 1-0 - 36,364

2/5/10 v Palace - Drew 2-2 - 37,121

18/4/10 v Pigs - Drew 1-1 - 35,485

26/12/09 v Newcastle - Drew 2-2 - 30,030

8/8/09 v Barnsley - Drew 2-2 - 30,644

3/5/09 v Cardiff - won 1-0 - 30,658

19/10/08 v Pigs - won 1-0 - 30,441

4/5/08 v Norwich - won 4-1 - 36,208

19/1/08 v Pigs - won 2-0 - 30,406

15/4/06 v Norwich - won 1-0 30,755

[HirstWhoScoredIt]

Here we go!

[HirstWhoScoredIt]

We've scored the last 14 goals without reply!

[bradowl]

Hillsborough and Elland road both sold out to home fans tomorrow, there will be 1,000 Wolves fans at Hillsborough and 400 Rotherham fans at Leeds. 

 

Ps apparently some of those 400 Rotherham tickets have been purchased by Leeds fans living in our area. 

[ash60s]

30k + clean sheets = promised land

[aeroswfc]

That's a crazy record. 

[S36 OWL]

14 hours ago, bradowl said:

Hillsborough and Elland road both sold out to home fans tomorrow, there will be 1,000 Wolves fans at Hillsborough and 400 Rotherham fans at Leeds. 

 

Ps apparently some of those 400 Rotherham tickets have been purchased by Leeds fans living in our area. 

 

Tinpot 

[fpowl]

That Barnsley game I remember watching that with swine flu ( didn't know at the time ) it seemed like we was playing the am undercover Barcelona 11 only to sub then at halftime with a reality squad of the time 

[heppers]

Agreed, not that massive.

[HirstWhoScoredIt]

P17 W12 D5 L0 F30 A8 Pts 41

 

2/1/17 v Wolves - drew 0-0 - 30,549

7/8/16 v Aston Villa - won 1-0 - 30,060

13/5/16 v Brighton - won 2-0 - 34,260

30/4/16 v Cardiff - won 3-0 - 31,843

27/10/15 v Arsenal - won 3-0 - 35,065

4/5/13 v Boro - won 2-0 - 31,375

5/5/12 v Wycombe - won 2-0 - 38,082

26/2/12 v Pigs - won 1-0 - 36,364

2/5/10 v Palace - Drew 2-2 - 37,121

18/4/10 v Pigs - Drew 1-1 - 35,485

26/12/09 v Newcastle - Drew 2-2 - 30,030

8/8/09 v Barnsley - Drew 2-2 - 30,644

3/5/09 v Cardiff - won 1-0 - 30,658

19/10/08 v Pigs - won 1-0 - 30,441

4/5/08 v Norwich - won 4-1 - 36,208

19/1/08 v Pigs - won 2-0 - 30,406

15/4/06 v Norwich - won 1-0 30,755

[Geedee]

On 08/08/2016 at 15:10, Patient zero said:

Crowbarring it in a bit here but I reckon the last side from outside Sheffield to taste victory in front of a 30,000+ crowd at Hillsborough in a league match outside the top flight was Burnley in 1972.

Trust the pigs to taint the run twice in the noughties.

1-0 defeat, Leighton Rees second half winner, one of my early memories sat in the kid seats in the south stand

[Dick_Turpin]

4 minutes ago, Geedee said:

1-0 defeat, Leighton Rees second half winner, one of my early memories sat in the kid seats in the south stand

 

 

Leighton James perhaps? 

 

Edited January 2, 2017 by rickygoo