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The match that mattered most on 13:59 - Sep 11 by charmr
People talk about the oldham game for noise and atmosphere, personally when Webb scored the winner against stoke that season to make it 3-2 with secs remaining beats it.
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Silencing 30,000 Spurs fans at White Hart Lane was memorable. A 3-0 demolition (could have been six) with Bowles and Francis putting on an amazing performance.
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The match that mattered most on 14:16 - Sep 11 with 1106 views
The match that mattered most on 13:59 - Sep 11 by charmr
People talk about the oldham game for noise and atmosphere, personally when Webb scored the winner against stoke that season to make it 3-2 with secs remaining beats it.
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I was with the 2,000 Rs fans at Highfield Rd - we did ride our luck but what a goal from the Rs.
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The match that mattered most on 16:59 - Sep 11 with 1071 views
The match that mattered most on 13:48 - Sep 11 by BostonR
I have often said on this forum that as the season went on the atmosphere was incredible. The last two home games, especially the Arsenal home game was something else with 30,000 plus attendances at LR.
I remember the tickets for the Leeds went on sale earlier that week and I was on the first 72 bus from roehampton and got to the box office about 7am. That 2 hour wait was well worth it when I went back down South Africa road after getting my tickets and the queue was back to the White City dog track.
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The match that mattered most on 17:09 - Sep 11 with 1062 views
The match that mattered most on 16:59 - Sep 11 by stowmarketrange
I remember the tickets for the Leeds went on sale earlier that week and I was on the first 72 bus from roehampton and got to the box office about 7am. That 2 hour wait was well worth it when I went back down South Africa road after getting my tickets and the queue was back to the White City dog track.
If I recall there was an article in the evening standard that almost 10,000 were locked out at the Leeds game.
I remember getting to the game and the crush along SAR was incredible. Also, some fans got in without tickets in the SAR stand were sitting on the steps - great memories of a fantastic time and what a team!
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The match that mattered most on 19:34 - Sep 11 with 1000 views
The match that mattered most on 16:59 - Sep 11 by stowmarketrange
I remember the tickets for the Leeds went on sale earlier that week and I was on the first 72 bus from roehampton and got to the box office about 7am. That 2 hour wait was well worth it when I went back down South Africa road after getting my tickets and the queue was back to the White City dog track.
I can't remember the game being all ticket & I know I din't queue to get them. After the Arsenal match on Easter Monday morning, I drove straight back to Ipswich & met my wife just after kick off in the Churchmans stand!
Therefore, I must say a big thank you to whoever obtained the tickets for me!
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The match that mattered most on 19:49 - Sep 11 with 984 views
The match that mattered most on 13:59 - Sep 11 by charmr
People talk about the oldham game for noise and atmosphere, personally when Webb scored the winner against stoke that season to make it 3-2 with secs remaining beats it.
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Did you mean this-
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The match that mattered most on 19:58 - Sep 11 with 966 views
I’m not sure whether it should be on this thread or the oldest chant one but I noticed that we were singing “you’ll never walk alone “ on about 20 mins of that film.I mentioned that we used to sing it in the 70’s a few months ago and not many people believed me.
First goal, crowd surges ( as it did on the loft terrace) cops grab a few of us and chuck us out, run back round to LR from ER, back in for the second goal
The match that mattered most on 19:34 - Sep 11 by terryb
I can't remember the game being all ticket & I know I din't queue to get them. After the Arsenal match on Easter Monday morning, I drove straight back to Ipswich & met my wife just after kick off in the Churchmans stand!
Therefore, I must say a big thank you to whoever obtained the tickets for me!
Same here. I paid at the turnstiles in the Loft. The only time I recall an all ticket game when I was a kid was the Leicester City FA Cup QF. I turned up to find out it was sold out.
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The match that mattered most on 13:11 - Sep 12 with 753 views
The match that mattered most on 12:56 - Sep 12 by smegma
Same here. I paid at the turnstiles in the Loft. The only time I recall an all ticket game when I was a kid was the Leicester City FA Cup QF. I turned up to find out it was sold out.
Maybe my mind is playing tricks on me but I could’ve sworn that I queued up a couple of hours before the box office opened for that game. I stood in the loft too,but I still think I bought a ticket for it before the game. We didn’t have many games like that in those days for me to get mixed up with.
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The match that mattered most on 13:34 - Sep 12 with 721 views
The match that mattered most on 12:56 - Sep 12 by smegma
Same here. I paid at the turnstiles in the Loft. The only time I recall an all ticket game when I was a kid was the Leicester City FA Cup QF. I turned up to find out it was sold out.
Always thought had we beaten Leicester in that QF we would have gone onto the final. The team was coming together, but not to be and almost 34,000 at LR if I recall.
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The match that mattered most on 13:38 - Sep 12 with 709 views
Not all ticket the quarter final against chelscum was all ticket you turn up if you was locked out tough. I was there i was at Leicester dave thomas goal what a screamer
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The match that mattered most on 13:47 - Sep 12 with 695 views
The match that mattered most on 12:56 - Sep 12 by smegma
Same here. I paid at the turnstiles in the Loft. The only time I recall an all ticket game when I was a kid was the Leicester City FA Cup QF. I turned up to find out it was sold out.
Perhaps it was slightly before your time smegma, but the C*****a 6th round match in 1970 was all ticket.
Tickets went on sale on the Saturday that Rangers were away to Hull (we won) & The Pensioners were playing a home league match. Tickets were available on production of the Derby programme from the 5th round or on showing the supporters club membership card.
What could possibly go wrong?
Well, the C*****a match was postponed & the said programme was readily available! Therefore, there were thousands of their supporters in the queue as well & what should have been no more than a 30 minute job, turned into a multi hour task!
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