Loyal unflinching support.

[WHU]

will never be repeated

it was a working class game then, with working class costs

fu(king tremendous day - one of the best

someone off this site kindly sent me a copy of the dvd of this game a few years back, tremendous memories

that said, our away support always has been and always will be, amongst the best in britain

[jameskel]

Will never happen again. Its now a premiership game, where people expect to be seated, entertained, watch multi millionaire players, from 57 different camera angles.

It's not the same game

[OZHAMMER]

Will never happen again. Its now a premiership game, where people expect to be seated, entertained, watch multi millionaire players, from 57 different camera angles.

It's not the same game

i hate it when i agree with you

[frogiron]

Ahhh... the good old days.

Standing on those concrete steps, freezing your nuts off with nothing but a Harrington and a Fred Perry to keep you warm.

Getting soaked to the skin because Levi Sta-Prest were not known for their water repellent qualities.

Your quarter-tipped brogues becoming waterlogged and sticking to the floor on a combination of drink, rain and gob.

Just about managing to spark up a damp Players No.6 with the petrol lighter you got on that French Day trip.

Eating a pie or a burger quickly before the rain makes it soggy, all the time wondering if some opposition fans would happen to be on the train back to Stevenage when you are on your own and give you a good hiding.

These youngsters sitting safely in the dry, warm and well catered modern grounds. Don't know what football is all about.

[Hammerman69]

I was also there in the Holte end and its the loudest I have ever heard our support.

One of the reasons why this cannot be repeated is that we were standing and so we were absolutely packed in to that stand...having all seater stadia kill that immediately

'Billy Bonds Claret and Blue Army'

[danielb1]

great day out!
i was the guy that sent out a few copies.
i havent been on here for so long that i had to re register. i still view the site daily though.
i still have the dvd and would be willing to send out a few copies to those that want them
coyi

[jameskel]

Thanks OZ, does agreeing with me, send a shiver through your groin ?

[hammeredhome]

great day out!
i was the guy that sent out a few copies.
i havent been on here for so long that i had to re register. i still view the site daily though.
i still have the dvd and would be willing to send out a few copies to those that want them
coyi

Mate,I remember you sending the dvd out to a few people, fair play to you. If I knew how to arrange it, I would love a copy.

[hammeredhome]

Ahhh... the good old days.

Standing on those concrete steps, freezing your nuts off with nothing but a Harrington and a Fred Perry to keep you warm.

Getting soaked to the skin because Levi Sta-Prest were not known for their water repellent qualities.

Your quarter-tipped brogues becoming waterlogged and sticking to the floor on a combination of drink, rain and gob.

Just about managing to spark up a damp Players No.6 with the petrol lighter you got on that French Day trip.

Eating a pie or a burger quickly before the rain makes it soggy, all the time wondering if some opposition fans would happen to be on the train back to Stevenage when you are on your own and give you a good hiding.

These youngsters sitting safely in the dry, warm and well catered modern grounds. Don't know what football is all about.

A Skinhead ffs, no wonder you were banished across the channel.

The Last Resort is now shut, as is Blackmans.

[hammeredhome]

I was also there in the Holte end and its the loudest I have ever heard our support.

One of the reasons why this cannot be repeated is that we were standing and so we were absolutely packed in to that stand...having all seater stadia kill that immediately

'Billy Bonds Claret and Blue Army'

Mate, I was in the wooden side, upper tier (to your left), behind the dugouts, it was all seater, it was like a f.ucking rave in there. Nothing and no-one could have got anyone to sit down that day.



Billy Bonds's Claret and Blue Army indeed.

Goosebumps.