Millers were best fans

[Paul_Davis_(Millers_]

"The battle of the supporters was won by the 'Small Town In Sheffield' ..." Here's my two-page feature on the Owls v Millers Remembrance derby. There's also a piece in the paper and online with Steve Evans talking about the penalty incident and his frustration at not winning. - view external link

[Deepmidwinter]

Nuff said!

[fivetide]

This week's Advertiser (possibly): "Sales of The Star slump in Sheffield"

[Heman]

My brother is a Wendy and he said it looked like a penalty from their side. He said he tugged him.

I was in the West Stand and I admit it was too far away for me to comment.

I've seen it on telly and NO WAY was it a penalty.

MASSIVE SHOUT! MASSIVE DISAPPOINTMENT.

MASSIVE DROP.

[Gainsbro_Miller]

Cracking report that one.

Accurate, poignant and well written!

[Deepmidwinter]

Cracking report that one.

Accurate, poignant and well written!

The article was poignant
The Owls were pungent
Their fans were repugnent
Pringle was pugnacious

[jolly_roger]

My brother is a Wendy and he said it looked like a penalty from their side. He said he tugged him.

I was in the West Stand and I admit it was too far away for me to comment.

I've seen it on telly and NO WAY was it a penalty.

MASSIVE SHOUT! MASSIVE DISAPPOINTMENT.

MASSIVE DROP.

I was in North Stand, looked like a penalty from there but on the TV replay, no way.

[Heman]

To be fair to my brother, he usually says it like it is so when he said he thought he saw a tug I believed him. TV replays show it was an arm across not a shirt pull, which let's face it - may have been a penalty in the 90s but Skrtel from Liverpool would give 9 penalties a game away if they were given.