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Knowing what CH is like, I would suggest that he said "Not much more I can say, you know what you have to do, get out there and put it right"

I'll be riding my bike from Redcar to the Riverside and hoping to find somewhere safe to lock it up. The local news reports about the significance of the match are getting a little wearing now! Sent from my GT-I9195 using Tapatalk

Don't think I'd really like it if the whole world was jumping on Albion's bandwagon if we had achieved something like that ! Would regulars on here be able to cope with all the JCLs ?

Sorry - it has to be Wembley. If we had lost at Hereford, there is no way we wouldn't be back in the league by now.

I saw that game when we were destroyed by Keith Weller. Gary Williams' goal was a real cracker from long range as I recall.

It's "Grauniad" not "Gaurdian" !

Didn't Caldy score a belter against Bristol City or similar in the first season ?

18 ( among the 97 I have seen the Albion play at)

The youth in question was standing next to me when they came and carted him off. I didn't think he protested too much at the time, but having said that, the "flare" came from a couple of rows behind me.

This is exactly my reading of it from the away end.

Can we recall Chris O'Grady ?

I think it is quite a pleasant place and, as a cyclist, I love the carefree biking with subways to avoid all the roundabouts. The football club, despite it's dubious origins, seems like a friendly and enthusiastic one. Good stadium - but must be like a morgue without a decent away following.

I bet the chap on the right hand side, fourth row back, in front of the woman with the massive titfer felt a right plonker - he forgot to wear his hat !

I'm in the third row from the back.

The disaster at Bolton is covered in Stanley Matthews autobiography (The Way it Was) - an excellent insight into football pre-1960s. Matthews was playing in the match. In fact many of the massive crowd had come to see him in action.

Howe scored an own goal for us too.

Shouldn't Baldock be credited with the second goal ? There don't appear to be any TV views of it from behind either goal, but it didn't seem to be going wide before it deflected off Cooper.

1964-5 Championship (Div 4) Season: 21 Nov Wrexham (h) 5-1 27 Nov Tranmere (a) 2-4 12 Dec Barrow (h) 4-1 19 Dec Hartlepool (h) 5-0 I was at the 2 home games. 6 of those goals were scored by Bobby Smith.

We did lose 0-3 at Stoke in the cup in between the last two.

All very good reasons why we should stick with the EU rather than depend on the "special relationship" I think !