AmexRuislip
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My best memory in the old Northstand, was seeing Jimmy Case thundering through on goal to score against Norwich in the 1983 cup run.
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Goldstone Northstand memories.
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Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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getting ejected and put in with the Aston villa fans in the pen (NIGHT GAME)
regards
DR
Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
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Smelly, dirty toilets
It was dilapidated
Smuggling into the ground Celery sticks
Smoking stood halfway up the north stand at half time
Getting off at Hove station for a pre-match beer or two
Being taken into what was the tiny players lounge when i must have been 8 years old
It was despite its faults, our home
It was dilapidated
Smuggling into the ground Celery sticks
Smoking stood halfway up the north stand at half time
Getting off at Hove station for a pre-match beer or two
Being taken into what was the tiny players lounge when i must have been 8 years old
It was despite its faults, our home
gripper stebson
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- Jul 27, 2004
- 6,657
Starting right in the middle when you were 16 and slowly moving to the sides the older you got... and ending up sitting in the South!
seagullmouse
New member
- Jan 3, 2011
- 676
I threw an apple at Paul Stewart as he was taking a corner. I was 10. Gazza scored twice.
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Was in the North for that one, also recall the chant of 'What a waste of money' aimed at Gary Line-acre
Charlies Shinpad
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Saw my first game there as a 10 year old and was still in there for our last gme against Doncaster 30 years later.
Too many memories to put on this thread
Too many memories to put on this thread
ExmouthExile
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- Feb 11, 2005
- 1,800
Crowd surges, it'll never be the same without them! I used to love standing towards the back of the North Stand and then ending up down near the front after a goal was scored with my feet hardly touching the ground! Happy days! 
Return of the Rev
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The millwall fan pulling out a shotgun
Geriatric Seagull
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The 3-3 draw against Burnley when Bob McNicol scored and the whistle protest when Steve Gritt took over. Years apart but two games never to be forgotten!
bobby baxter
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- Jan 31, 2014
- 719
Getting beaten up by Doncaster rovers fan in the mid sixties after chanting, "alick Jeffrey is poof", probably deserved it!
pastafarian
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Everyone going completely utterly bananas when Terry Connor banged in the second against Liverpool was one of my many fav moments
Buckley's Mad Eye
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- Oct 27, 2012
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:Krispies with his finger in his ear.
mlg57
Active member
So many, working on the gates, the surges, the amazing game when we scored two in the last 5 to win the game.
LA1972
New member
Gary Nelson goal v Arsenal and the 10 minutes afterwards
sod1
New member
the weasel Belotti had the balls to come into the directors box versus Darlington, i saw red and jumped into the west stand no mans lands and then into the directors box , only to see him fleeing and the old bill standing in my way
janee
Fur half
Punch up with Tottenham fans in very early 80s. My visiting friend (from Scotland) had her nose broken
janee
Fur half
Oh and sneaking in as an under 16 when I was older (and 6 months pregnant)The Ian Chapman thunderbolt against Bournemouth in a 3-3 thriller always springs to mind.
The atmosphere against Barnet (final floodlit game) & Wigan penultimate home game were superb, probably the best home support I have ever witnessed anywhere.
Although the other end the Sneaky George goal than chant was priceless and also the first rendition of the No No Nogan song when we had a corner, it even had Kurt pissing himself laughing.
Starting your first chant was always a big moment, remember being so proud and telling your mates at school.
And as someone mentioned earlier the surges after a goal which occasionally resulted in a lost shoe.
The atmosphere against Barnet (final floodlit game) & Wigan penultimate home game were superb, probably the best home support I have ever witnessed anywhere.
Although the other end the Sneaky George goal than chant was priceless and also the first rendition of the No No Nogan song when we had a corner, it even had Kurt pissing himself laughing.
Starting your first chant was always a big moment, remember being so proud and telling your mates at school.
And as someone mentioned earlier the surges after a goal which occasionally resulted in a lost shoe.