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When he lined up that shot, there must have been some people still in the ground expecting it more likely to finish up on the platform than where it actually did.

Just got on train at Donny that left Newcastle at 7.23. Short walk between Kings X and St Pancras. ETA in Brighton 12.18. That's under 5 hours.

Yes, I do. He finished up hobbling on the left wing. No subs in those days!

This was highlighted when Solly ended up on the left and put in 2 good crosses from near the goal line in the short time he was over there

And the second miss was trying to use the outside of his 'good' foot, much the same as the first.

Locardia is well gone, so it has to be someone who has played this season. For me it has to be Milner or Moder.

To add reality to the 'experience' you will be held back for at least 30 minutes after the game. The bars will NOT be open during this time. You will then be marched on to the southbound platform, ignoring all pleas to get to the car parks or Lewes-bound trains.

Only delay over the beacon was cyclists stopped in the road.

They cannot have a MONOrail before us!

How did we keep our tickets back then without losing them? Made of cardboard, just over 2.25 inches long and 1 inch wide and could be torn in half to separate the 'out' from the 'return'. For the 'football special' fares (long before the Seagull Specials) the ticket office bloke sometimes had...

And there were some with no corridor. Once you were in that compartment, you were in!

There was also the barbers down there

And one recent away game they chucked on an extra ball. This interrupted the head 'injury' interruptions.

And one recent away game they chucked on an extra ball. This interrupted the head 'injury' interruptions.

Even after being told that I was being moved, the first ticket email I received turns out to be my OLD seat. Then yesterday my NEW ticket arrived. So I now have downloaded 2. Be careful guys as there may be confusion at the gate!

Did he 'keep up'? Tranmere is almost the lowest you can get in the EFL.

......with no name on the ticket! Only the Newcastle reference number. May be of interest if someone can't go.

In the 60s I think all senior schools finished at 4pm. There was was one notable exception - Moulsecoomb Secondary. They finished earlier to avoid the 4pm finish at Allen West. Once that hooter went, Moulsecoomb Way just filled with people - some on bikes, some walking, fewer cars than now...

Amazingly unlike previously, the best (central) block is amongst those on sale first!

Not my description, but one apparently used by a BBC radio commentator: "he's almost as wide as he is tall". That was referring to......Alan Duffy. Cannot verify as I was at that game.