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No problem...I wasn't questioning you faculties btw! Sounds like it was either the 1-1 game or just maybe the 2-2 in 1972 - in which case Bluebirds not Robins

There was no 2-2 home game v Swindon at that time. However there was a 1-1 in November '74 and then 2-0 in March '76. There was a 2-2 in October 1972, but that was away at their County Ground. The following week (4/11/72) we drew 2-2 with Cardiff at the Goldstone so is it just possible that...

Gerry Fell scored our first goal that day....header at the North Stand end. Oh and my first scorer was Bill Cassidy.

Think there have been polls showing that nearly half the population don't know who the Home Secretary is at any given time. Many people are just not politically engaged. Whether they should be is another question. If Johnson walks down the street however, someone will shout 'awright Boris'...

Happy Christmas to you too.

My earlier post was about Brexit...agree that Corbyn was totally unelectable. Vain, stubborn and anti- Western...you could hardly have a worse candidate, even though all Labour leaders are demonised by the non-tax paying media owners. So no, aJohnson voters are by no stretch morons. I stand by...

Yes 3-3 in April '79, a month before promotion. Classic goal by Chivers plus two long-range strikes from Ralph Coates and Paul Clark. Stands out as a superb match even after all thse years.

Sheffield is in Scotland...never knew that!

For what it is worth I agree 100%. There are intelligent reasons for leaving the EU, but you rarely hear them articulated in ' vox pops'. More often you hear either made up sh1t, say on bananas - lots of which go back to Johnson's own lies - or outright xenophobia. Seems like it will be...

Your post is excellent. Particularly liked 'allegedly' intelligent With past girlfriend from Northern Ireland, I've always taken an interest in NI. Whenever Rees-Mogg spoke about the Irish border it was always with great self-confidence but it was evident to me that his contributions were...

It's Donald Trump syndrome. Merson is successful in getting work because he can connect with morons, being one himself. Many football fans - as in all walks of life - are morons. Newspaper owners realised this a long time ago...there is a lot of money to be made feeding ignorance.

The first good player on the thread. Solid centre-half in Peter Ward's 36 goal promotion season in 1977.

He's here, he's there, he's everyeffingwhere, Norman Gall...Norman Gall!

Yes we kicked towards the North Stand in the first half, going in 2-1 up at half-time. Wolves then scored two at that end after the break. Real disappointment at the end for me too...and yes the Football Special buses parked along Old Shoreham Road.

That was a great night for a 13-year-old fan. At that time players would drop down the leagues towards the end of their careers and so we had Alex Dawson, Nobby Lawton and Willie Bell playing for us. Add good D3 players like Kit Napier, Norman Gall and Eddie Spearritt and that made a good side...

I could be a writer with a growing reputation I could be the ticket man at Fulham Broadway station I could be the catalyst that sparks the revolution I could be an inmate at a long-term institution

Now WHERE exactly is that off switch or re-tune button?!!

Footballers and managers/ coaches will be well-placed to choose where they live. Parts of N. Yorks, close to Boro are very nice. Don't suppose Ashley Barnes lives in Burnley town centre😎 If I am doesn't go there it would more likely be for other reasons...too early in his career for example.

Pochettino tells this rather strange story in his own book, co-authored with Guillem Balague, so it appears to be true. Very odd though.

Grow up!!��