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What I remember of that day is, We had a great pitch in those days Also from where I stood if there had been goal line technology that first Wolves effort was over the line but Cooper was clever It was a bit tasty after the game although there was often trouble with Wolves so normal
What I didn't remember Is looking at some of those challenges in the box, players of today would have gone down immediately looking for the penalty
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Gerry Harrison commentary on 14:08 - Jul 20 with 1745 views
Must admit I can’t remember this precise game, but pretty sure I would have been there as a fanatical 9 year old town fan! I always remember Wolves as a bogey team back then, but not sure if that is just my memory playing tricks!
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Gerry Harrison commentary on 19:45 - Jul 20 with 1507 views
Have you seen where the linesman are? That's what they were called back then. I cannot recall seeing them on that side of the pitch. They are normally on the right wing of the attacking side.
Don't believe a word I say. I'm only kidding. Or am I?
Gerry Harrison commentary on 19:45 - Jul 20 by Oldsmoker
Have you seen where the linesman are? That's what they were called back then. I cannot recall seeing them on that side of the pitch. They are normally on the right wing of the attacking side.
Linesmen always going with left backs is a relatively new approach. For a longtime it was based on which diagonal the referee preferred to run, with the opposite side to today’s consistent approach probably being the more favoured.
Gerry Harrison commentary on 14:05 - Jul 20 by BloomBlue
What I remember of that day is, We had a great pitch in those days Also from where I stood if there had been goal line technology that first Wolves effort was over the line but Cooper was clever It was a bit tasty after the game although there was often trouble with Wolves so normal
What I didn't remember Is looking at some of those challenges in the box, players of today would have gone down immediately looking for the penalty
I remember that game very well being stood behind the Churchmans goal and, told before the game to watch out for their striker John Richards, which in hindsight, was very much tempting fate.
Just read some reviews of the game on the Molineuxmix forum where they claim to have had approx 4, 000 - 6,000 fans at the game, also reporting the following quote:
"Sad note to this day. A Wolves lad was killed in Cambridge on the way home when his coach was bricked. R.I.P".
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Gerry Harrison commentary on 21:40 - Jul 20 with 1321 views
Gerry Harrison commentary on 21:22 - Jul 20 by longtimefan
Linesmen always going with left backs is a relatively new approach. For a longtime it was based on which diagonal the referee preferred to run, with the opposite side to today’s consistent approach probably being the more favoured.
Thanks for clearing that up for me.
Don't believe a word I say. I'm only kidding. Or am I?
Gerry Harrison commentary on 21:32 - Jul 20 by Double_Dutch
I remember that game very well being stood behind the Churchmans goal and, told before the game to watch out for their striker John Richards, which in hindsight, was very much tempting fate.
Just read some reviews of the game on the Molineuxmix forum where they claim to have had approx 4, 000 - 6,000 fans at the game, also reporting the following quote:
"Sad note to this day. A Wolves lad was killed in Cambridge on the way home when his coach was bricked. R.I.P".
Oh my - that's shocking & shameful. Did they catch the culprit?
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