'Memries' BDTBL featured in 1981 film

[borg elite]

Saw a link on Facebook for this film featuring BDTBL in 1980. The match is apparently against Exeter City on Saturday 18 October. Link takes you to the start of the clip.

 

[EddieColquhoun]

Not many in the South Stand in those days.

 

[HillStreet Blade]

Has also appeared in an episode of Dr Who.

 

[borg elite]

Shoreham Barmy Army graffiti on the wall outside.

 

[Edgar Allan Poo]

It must be love - he missed a goal for her!

I used to have a scarf like that.

We all seemed to have more hair in the 80's - must be something in the water.

 

[Dkc]

I was probably there, went to most home matches that season. In fact I think I had a "juvenile" season ticket. Hair was certainly longer then, and we had more of it on top.

 

[Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen]

Film Poster = £129.

How much was a ST on the Kop that year?

Stunning find borg elite

 

[LondonRoad]

Stunning find indeed. 99% chance I'm on the kop that day, relegation season if memory serves me correct. Don f****** Givens!

 

[HuddersfieldBlade]

Forgot what it used to look like on the kop with fences

 

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Silent Blade also posted a link yesterday after discussion on the old photos thread. The Bobby Hatton turn
Mick's scarf around his neck changes at one point. Dark days.

 

[Pikey's Shot at Blackpool]

I remember this, I was stood very close to them being filmed. It was a very typical dour performance of those times and 2 blokes started having a go at each moaning about the performance and then arguing who had been going the longest and had the biggest right to moan. They ended up wanting to fight over who knew best! sound familiar? I notice the cameras soon panned to this, I must watch it again to see if they used any of that incident and if I can see myself

 

[borg elite]

Silent Blade also posted a link yesterday after discussion on the old photos thread. The Bobby Hatton turn
Mick's scarf around his neck changes at one point. Dark days.

I should've known he'd beat me to it!

 

[Silent Blade]

I should've known he'd beat me to it!

I wasnt at that match because I was playing football in the Friendlies League and I was the secretary for Sheffield Deaf FC too. Either the 1980-81 or the 1982-83 season was the fewest I had attended games at the Lane in a season.

 

[Deaneandagana]

I remember the camera crew filming as we left the kop & were walking along John St - I recall one of the film crew having a clapper board with “Firefly” written on it.

 

[Bell4]

As I said to Silents posting - I was in the film as a young 19 year old

Black Lion films

Black and white

Directed by Ken Loach

 

[Silent Blade]

As I said to Silents posting - I was in the film as a young 19 year old

Black Lion films

Black and white

Directed by Ken Loach

Phil?

 

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I remember the camera crew filming as we left the kop & were walking along John St - I recall one of the film crew having a clapper board with “Firefly” written on it.

not me even though I was a regular, going home and away. My user name is Groucho Marx's character in Duck soup.

 

[Greystones Blade]

Stunning find indeed. 99% chance I'm on the kop that day, relegation season if memory serves me correct. Don f****** Givens!

But without that penalty miss we wouldn’t have had the unforgettable and brilliant promotion season the year after. I’ll never forget the Keith Edward’s winning goal v Wigan at BDTBL.

 

[Brian Deane]

Sportbilly /Detroit Blade .....Have you managed to get beyond 47:44

 

[GVBlade]

I’ve got a 1st edition copy of the book

 

[Kenilworth]

Sounds more dingle than Dee Dah, that lad.

Who scored?

 

[Keen Blade]

But without that penalty miss we wouldn’t have had the unforgettable and brilliant promotion season the year after. I’ll never forget the Keith Edward’s winning goal v Wigan at BDTBL.

A really wild goal celebration in my memory bank from the standing days on t'Shoreham

 

[Silent Blade]

Sounds more dingle than Dee Dah, that lad.

Who scored?

Bob Hatton

 

[Rufus T. Firefly]

But without that penalty miss we wouldn’t have had the unforgettable and brilliant promotion season the year after. I’ll never forget the Keith Edward’s winning goal v Wigan at BDTBL.

Agonisingly painful that last game of the season was, it brought a total reset at the club. Old Reg had his faults in his later years at the club but he took charge at the right time and built more solid foundations.

 

[diplomat]

I was an extra when they filmed some scenes for The Manageress if anyone remembers that. Late 80’s.

 

[1973Blade]

Will he have counted twice in the attendance figures if he went back into the ground?

 

[Kenilworth]

Bob Hatton

Did he do his magical turn? Never figured that one out.

 

[Silent Blade]

Did he do his magical turn? Never figured that one out.

Dont know, I wasnt at the match because I was playing in the Friendlies League.

 

[Kenilworth]

Dont know, I wasnt at the match because I was playing in the Friendlies League.

That’s so disappointing
You must have kept the newspaper report.

 

[bornablade]

I was an extra in 'When Saturday Comes'.

I was on the kop when Sean Bean took all those penalties.