Recent content by Goodchild63

Jimmy Magill, Northern Ireland. Mid to late sixties.

I reckon West Ham must come close to the biggest away following in 1978. They had the north east corner, half of the East terrace,and large pockets of them all round the ground.Over 32 thousand packed into the Goldstone that eventful afternoon.

The Move at the Assembly hall Worthing 1967. 6 bob to get in.

Get well soon Nige,dont know you all that well but did have the pleasure of sharing a table with you at a Gulls Eye dinner held at Woodside road.

Alan Gillever, Goldstone south goal 1970 in a 1-0 win over Doncaster.

An 3rd Round Replay at home to Aldershot in February 1967...We won 3-1 and went onto play Chelsea in the 4th Round.

Was also at the Goldstone that day,standing behind the south goal with my dear old dad. Great memories,and what a great season that turned out to be.

Between my wife and myself we have £47000. Winnings this year amount to 375.00.

1963-64,division 4, 8th. 1964-65 ----------- Champions. Have been hooked ever since.

Barry Rees scoring Albion`s second and his only goal for us in a 4-4 draw with Chester. Later that season he was tragically killed in a motor accident while driving back home to North Wales after a Friday night game.

Dave Turner,against Chelsea F A cup fourth round 1967, 1-1.

Worthing,who i do go and watch occasionally.

Have to go for Peter Grumitt.Although coming to the end of his career when signed by Clough and Taylor, was still a first class keeper.

Peter O`Sullivan top picture-bottom Ken Beamish.

I remember the Preston game Freddie. Do you recall the penalty fiasco ? I think it was Kit Napier about to take it when Allen Duffy rushed up and took it and put it wide. I think the game against Preston in which Bobby Charlton played in was a couple of years later,when we got stuffed 4-0.