They need to change the location of the cones behind the goal. They are now in-line with the edge of the penalty area, so that enables a goalie to take an age to get a ball - and then walk with it to the other side of the goal area. Just put two more in at each end, the Premier League can afford it.
Same with me - I was told 'drugs' as well. Only a tiny credit card-sized wallet - and that had to be opened. Yet uninspected in my pockets I had a bag of dried toast (don't ask), waterproof overtrousers (could conceal bags of, err, sugar) and hard objects like power pack and phone. He didn't...
Then we went to Bournemouth the next day for a top of the table match. We equalized in the last minute. Their players, including MacDougall were gutted.
Then on the next Tuesday Templeman scored a worldie to win at Barnsley.
We went up and Bmuff didn't.
A great season. That Easter we played away to Stockport on Good Friday and then at Darlington next day on the Saturday. My dad and I stayed overnight in Manchester but some intrepid fans travelled all the way back home to Brighton, has a few hours kip and then travelled up to Darlington (where...
Amamus
Amatis
Amant
Courtesy of Charlie Law, followed by Paul Watson. O me miserum.
Latin is a language
As dead, as dead can be
It killed the ancient Romans
And now it's killing me.
Perhaps more important is the bus drop-off point after the game. Especially if we get a result and there are gangs of ultra's running around looking for revenge (on scooters?). That is the Pizza del Cinquecento, outside the station. This concurs with other advice posted elsewhere for Leicester...
Those last 2 rows used to be released last (i. e. about now) as "Restricted View' - and apparently they truly are! When stood, you can see the goal line at the Kop end, but not the rest of the goal.
Another consideration for booking accommodation is when will the ticket collection and the bus loading/drop off locations be announced.?
I booked tall the hotels before these locations were even mentioned, and Marseille involved taking two trams to get back to the hotel afterwards.
Quite a few of us there that day, as we were chasing promotion. Another late goal, of which there were many in that run-in.
We could change ends at halftime. Don 't know about the benches but the terraces for the second half were made from wooden railway sleepers holding black gravel.
We used to blag a lift on the team coach occasionally 'up north' in those days, e.g Queens Hotel in Manchester to Oldham. Archie Macaulay used to pass the decision of giving us a lift to the travelling director, Len Stringer. The transport they hired at Barrow to get to the train station was a...