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We were drinking and chatting with them at dinner time and they invited us back after for a drink ,everything was fine then BOOM he was a one man army ,his own mates were shitting themselves. My abiding memory is him walking towards a bridge and about 20 lads running away from him and throwing stuff at him. Someone hit him with a pool cue in the pub and it may as well have been a matchstick ,Nightmare on Chester-Le-Street :)

Yes the pool cue just snapped and then he ripped his shirt off to start beating his chest.
 
We got battered that day on the Park Lane End came from everywhere.

Worth noting when people bang on about the odd flare and chucking a bit of ketchup around. Lets see how 'brave' these kids are at Elland Road etc. Back then, it was incredible and the police weren't around to rescue you.
 
Worth noting when people bang on about the odd flare and chucking a bit of ketchup around. Lets see how 'brave' these kids are at Elland Road etc. Back then, it was incredible and the police weren't around to rescue you.
Old guard will help them for a change.
 

Newcastle 1 Blades 3 in April 1979. Mick Speight. Not sure who is the Newcastle player. We did the double over Newcastle that season but bottom club Blackburn did the double over us!

Yes, I had Irving Mattress on my mind - I went to that game, sat in their new stand in front of the Leazes Terrace and got the dog's abuse from the locals.

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if this picture is visible, you can add it to looking the wrong way at football grounds thread and merge them.

Its not quite John Street or Shoreham Street is it? ;}I

Great photo ! This was home for me 1983/84 first year at Newcastle University. The window next to the left hand central black door was my bedroom , watched some great scrapping from behind the net curtains on match days, especially when West Ham or Chelsea were in town. This normally commenced around 10am on a Saturday.

Just around the corner was a snicket leading round to the Gallowgate romantically nicknamed 'Death Alley'. There was a large piece of graffiti on the wall stating ' Petrol is dear so it's cheaper to burn Hammers' commemorating the time a molotov cocktail was lobbed in to the Leazes End full of West Ham.

So much for smoke bombs.
 

Worth noting when people bang on about the odd flare and chucking a bit of ketchup around. Lets see how 'brave' these kids are at Elland Road etc. Back then, it was incredible and the police weren't around to rescue you.
Check page 131 of this thread to see how brave , ie no cctv , no police escort , back then ,
Some Blades in Leeds were , they no showed in the return game in Sheffield as well .
 

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