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I remember being on the kop that day and I'm sure the rumour went round at full time that Hull had lost to Bristol Rovers and we were up.Nice goal from King Keith. I was there but don’t remember much about it.
One thing I do remember is that Paul Tomlinson had a huge kick on him, as you see there.
Bristol Rovers bailed us out that day, holding Hull to the draw that set up the last Hull - Burnley game.
There is a little bit of action from the Hull - Rovers game on YouTube. Rovers’ coach broke down and they arrived at Boothferry Park in taxis at 2 minutes to 3.
Hull 0 Rovers 0I remember being on the kop that day and I'm sure the rumour went round at full time that Hull had lost to Bristol Rovers and we were up.
And highlights of the Burnley v Hull game that got us promoted, including a pitch invasion from United fans after the game! It annoyed me at the time why this game was played after the season had finished, if I remember rightly they had plenty of opportunity to play it earlier?
And highlights of the Burnley v Hull game that got us promoted, including a pitch invasion from United fans after the game! It annoyed me at the time why this game was played after the season had finished, if I remember rightly they had plenty of opportunity to play it earlier?
Everton, you meant.Norwich had completed their fixtures for the 1984-85 season, 8 points ahead of Coventry who had 3 games left. Coventry then won all their remaining games including a 4-1 win against champions Coventry to overtake Norwich and finish one place above the relegation zone....
Yes you are rightEverton, you meant.
Yep, the rumour spread like wildfire and the whole ground was celebrating at one point in the second half. I always remember Keith Edwards appearing on a special programme on Yorkshire TV on Friday night sporting the black eye he'd sustained at Bolton on Bank Holiday Monday. His fellow guest George Kerr suggested that Keith should focus on beating Newport on Saturday and then spend Sunday in church praying.I remember being on the kop that day and I'm sure the rumour went round at full time that Hull had lost to Bristol Rovers and we were up.
Hadn't Everton been out on the piss celebrating their title win too? I know... Perish the thought for a Howard Kendall side.Everton, you meant.
A huge following went to Bolton, with many in fancy dress and United pushing for promotion. I was right behind the goal when Edwards got his black eye. He went in for a very brave header resulting in a goal but took a boot to the face. He was down for ages and had to go off. It was a disappointing game for us as we needed a win and will be remembered by many for the crowd trouble all around the ground throughout the game - we lost 3-1? Always grateful to King Keith though for getting that single goal as it proved crucial in getting us promotion on goal difference.Yep, the rumour spread like wildfire and the whole ground was celebrating at one point in the second half. I always remember Keith Edwards appearing on a special programme on Yorkshire TV on Friday night sporting the black eye he'd sustained at Bolton on Bank Holiday Monday. His fellow guest George Kerr suggested that Keith should focus on beating Newport on Saturday and then spend Sunday in church praying.
Porterfield said at the time that Edward's goal would get us promoted. How right he was.A huge following went to Bolton, with many in fancy dress and United pushing for promotion. I was right behind the goal when Edwards got his black eye. He went in for a very brave header resulting in a goal but took a boot to the face. He was down for ages and had to go off. It was a disappointing game for us as we needed a win and will be remembered by many for the crowd trouble all around the ground throughout the game - we lost 3-1? Always grateful to King Keith though for getting that single goal as it proved crucial in getting us promotion on goal difference.
Was 3-1 yes. 14 year old me was playing football at Hilltop common in Dronfield with Radio Sheffield on. Paul Tomlinson's dad, who was the landlord of the Hyde Park, came out and gave us a rollicking and threatened to call the police cos the ball went in his car park a couple of times.A huge following went to Bolton, with many in fancy dress and United pushing for promotion. I was right behind the goal when Edwards got his black eye. He went in for a very brave header resulting in a goal but took a boot to the face. He was down for ages and had to go off. It was a disappointing game for us as we needed a win and will be remembered by many for the crowd trouble all around the ground throughout the game - we lost 3-1? Always grateful to King Keith though for getting that single goal as it proved crucial in getting us promotion on goal difference.
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