Old Photos For No Reason Whatsoever

[Robby Blade]

I was at Newark Air Museum yesterday. A photo and the reason for it showing much simpler times.

 

[Greenwich Blade]

I was at Newark Air Museum yesterday. A photo and the reason for it showing much simpler times.

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He’s under attack from a giant chicken drumstick!

 

[Finn Keane o' Balmaqueen]

 

[programmechap]

Yes, looks like it

Actually 3-0 win over Swindon on 6 Sept 1980. It was on MOTD and can be found on YouTube.

 

[Silent Blade]

Actually 3-0 win over Swindon on 6 Sept 1980. It was on MOTD and can be found on YouTube.

You can see Trenton Wiggan in the second clip and he didnt play against Swindon a month earlier.

 

[Silent Blade]

You can see Trenton Wiggan in the second clip and he didnt play against Swindon a month earlier.

programmechap , you can see in the 3rd clip the players congratulating the scorer Bob Hatton. Hatton scored against Exeter, not Swindon. Another clue between the 2nd and 3rd clip, you can see the half time scores at the bottom of the South Stand in the 2nd clip but were already removed in the 3rd clip. We attacked the Kop End in the 1st half against Swindon and for the Exeter match we attacked the Kop End in the 2nd half.

 

[Blade In Flame]

I remember quite a few running on from the South stand.

Crikey. The only way that would happen these days is if someone was giving out free Piccolo Lattes and Portobello Mushroom and Halloumi Wraps pitchside.

 

[HOT CURRIE 10]

You can see Trenton Wiggan in the second clip and he didnt play against Swindon a month earlier.

Played against Trenton Wiggan a couple of times when he had just packed in pro football,saved a penalty and out of my skin both times. Memories.

 

[Rufus T. Firefly]

programmechap , you can see in the 3rd clip the players congratulating the scorer Bob Hatton. Hatton scored against Exeter, not Swindon. Another clue between the 2nd and 3rd clip, you can see the half time scores at the bottom of the South Stand in the 2nd clip but were already removed in the 3rd clip. We attacked the Kop End in the 1st half against Swindon and for the Exeter match we attacked the Kop End in the 2nd half.

Cap

programmechap , you can see in the 3rd clip the players congratulating the scorer Bob Hatton. Hatton scored against Exeter, not Swindon. Another clue between the 2nd and 3rd clip, you can see the half time scores at the bottom of the South Stand in the 2nd clip but were already removed in the 3rd clip. We attacked the Kop End in the 1st half against Swindon and for the Exeter match we attacked the Kop End in the 2nd half.

Cap well and truly doffed Sherlock.