It was 20 years ago today, Kozzy sliced the ball into Row K

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November 23rd 1999 one of the low points supporting the Blades. Awful performance, toxic atmosphere, the lowest point was 'that attempted cross' Kozluk. The crowd was under 10,000, but over subsequent years about 250,000 have claimed to have been there. In the long run it worked out for the best, it brought an end to Adrian Heath's brief tenure as manager and saw Neil Warnock come in. The rest is history...
 



It was also 20 years ago last week, the week before that and the week before that 😊
 
Reading the title, I thought you had made song up based on Sergeant Pepper. I couldn't get it to rhyme though.

It was 20 years ago today, Kozzy sliced the ball into Row K
Warnock's football has gone out of style
But the new guy's gonna send you wild
So let me introduce to you
The greatest manager in years
Chrissy Wilder - Sheff United's man.


I'll not give up the day job...
 
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Was it really row K, or did you do that just to trigger Sergeant Pepper related posts? I remember being annoyed because, as I have posted elsewhere, all those years of standing/sitting behind the Kop goal, I have still never managed to display my goalkeeping skills with the match ball. I could have made a hash of catching it and distracted the Kop from its booing of poor old Kozzy.
 
Was it really row K, or did you do that just to trigger Sergeant Pepper related posts? I remember being annoyed because, as I have posted elsewhere, all those years of standing/sitting behind the Kop goal, I have still never managed to display my goalkeeping skills with the match ball. I could have made a hash of catching it and distracted the Kop from its booing of poor old Kozzy.
It may have been Row J, which would have still worked for my rhyme!
 
November 23rd 1999 one of the low points supporting the Blades. Awful performance, toxic atmosphere, the lowest point was 'that attempted cross' Kozluk. The crowd was under 10,000, but over subsequent years about 250,000 have claimed to have been there. In the long run it worked out for the best, it brought an end to Adrian Heath's brief tenure as manager and saw Neil Warnock come in. The rest is history...
If that night was bad, you ought to have been at Edgley Park the previous weekend.
 
Was it really row K, or did you do that just to trigger Sergeant Pepper related posts? I remember being annoyed because, as I have posted elsewhere, all those years of standing/sitting behind the Kop goal, I have still never managed to display my goalkeeping skills with the match ball. I could have made a hash of catching it and distracted the Kop from its booing of poor old Kozzy.
We were row F on Kop, John Street side. It did go beyond Row F.
 

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