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Tony curries testamonial,i remember it vividly,we got on the shorham end pretty early,wed met up in town,went in,in small groups,the older guys co ordinated it all,me and a mate were threatened with"you run,and youl be dogmeat next week!"

We eventually massed around the point thier boys normally stood,and suddenly,out came the scarfes,and up when the call to arms "THE WEDNESDAY!!"took the OB by suprise,they gave it a go taking it back,but by then,the numbers had swelled,and they couldnt shift us,loads of scrums and rucks,half time in and around the boggs was a battlefield,throughout the game the chant "WE TOOK THE SHOREHAM....EASY EASY!" was used to entice them back,but the cops kept us both apart.

Id heard a song,the previous season in a pig game at man utd tauting Currie,and i started to sing it,it was very quickly joined by the entire throng of owls "CURRIE WEARS A TAMPAX" rang out,the recipient looking less than amused on his big night :blush:

Wed stood with a lad id stood with many times at games,from darnall i think,i only knew him as toomai,his name was from some obscure tv programme of the time,elephant boy i think it was.

We went to that match from the Wharncliffe in Firth Park and when we got on the kop it was obvious that there was far more wednesday fans than the OB realised and we were looking round at each other and smiling knowing what was to come...only downside that night was one of the lads copping a snooker ball which later we found out was from another wednesday fan

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We went to that match from the Wharncliffe in Firth Park and when we got on the kop it was obvious that there was far more wednesday fans than the OB realised and we were looking round at each other and smiling knowing what was to come...only downside that night was one of the lads copping a snooker ball which later we found out was from another wednesday fan

Yes I remember it well, was a bit pi55ed as I lost the pink ball from my snooker set biggrin.gif

Russian Warship.... Go fxxk yourselves.

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I was in that bottom corner that day, believe me it was carnage. I was on the front page of the Sunday People next day which came as a bit of a shock to me mam.

I know mate I was there, I was saying "bump" for WJ to come and defend his few lines of ba-bar.

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Yes it was quite a sight seeing them do a runner across the pitch to the Lepps.

That was the match where the Chelsea front lad marched up the back of the kop in front of the 300 or so of them challenging all comers and Black Colin battered him!!!

They spent the match surrounded by OB at the front right hand corner of the Kop

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That was the match where the Chelsea front lad marched up the back of the kop in front of the 300 or so of them challenging all comers and Black Colin battered him!!!

They spent the match surrounded by OB at the front right hand corner of the Kop

We had some usefull black lads in those days and they could really handle themselves. Two others I can think of were brothers wer'nt they called something like Errol & Verrell? If thats the match I'm thinking of they eventually got overpowered and ran across the pich into the south stand and lepps, or was that another Chelsea game?

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We had some usefull black lads in those days and they could really handle themselves. Two others I can think of were brothers wer'nt they called something like Errol & Verrell? If thats the match I'm thinking of they eventually got overpowered and ran across the pich into the south stand and lepps, or was that another Chelsea game?

Must have been another one

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That was the match where the Chelsea front lad marched up the back of the kop in front of the 300 or so of them challenging all comers and Black Colin battered him!!!

They spent the match surrounded by OB at the front right hand corner of the Kop

Yes OC, but they kept pushing and ended up towards the middle, before the end of the game, they certainly didn't stay in the bottom right corner for all the game.

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Yes OC, but they kept pushing and ended up towards the middle, before the end of the game, they certainly didn't stay in the bottom right corner for all the game.

Ive seen footage of that game and when Chelsea scored their winner late on and the camera flicked towards the kop they were still in that bottom corner.

Anyway they got battered but came at us big time in 75 at heir place in the 3rd rd

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Ive seen footage of that game and when Chelsea scored their winner late on and the camera flicked towards the kop they were still in that bottom corner.

Anyway they got battered but came at us big time in 75 at heir place in the 3rd rd

Had some fun (not) at the bridge in the 70's. Can remember when the coppers set us up. Kept us in the ground for 20 minutes or so said there was an escort only to be taken part way down the road and we were attacked from 3 sides. The only way we got through it was straight forward as they were blocking the way to our transport. No respect for Chelsea as they only wanted a dust up when they had vast superior numbers. Horrible club and supporters always have been.

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Fat Sid and Sammy travelled with Weany's nutters on our Darnall Supporters Club coaches throughout the late 70's/early 80's, crazy stuff !

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I used to travel with darnall owls some intresting days out

I think the coaches use to have reserve parking outside the Home ends. can't believe we chased Arsenal at Highbury 1-1 to where our bus was parked. was baltic that back windowless coach journey home
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I think the coaches use to have reserve parking outside the Home ends. can't believe we chased Arsenal at Highbury 1-1 to where our bus was parked. was baltic that back windowless coach journey home

Ye mate i were sat about 3 seats up longest journey home i ever had on the plus side were stop off at the motorway services never had pay for anything some of them lads knew how to pinch
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Ye mate i were sat about 3 seats up longest journey home i ever had on the plus side were stop off at the motorway services never had pay for anything some of them lads knew how to pinch

knew how to punch in the service stations too, always mental at leicester Forest East and over the bridge to who ever was travelling north :tango:
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