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April 1972



Gregory2Smith1

J'les aurai!
Sep 21, 2011
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Auch
April 1 Bournemouth (a) 1-1
April 4 Barnsley (a) 1-0
April 8 Wrexham (h) 3-2
April12 Blackburn (a) 2-2
April15 Chesterfield (a) 1-0
April19 Blackburn (h) 3-0
April22 Bolton Wan. (h) 1-1
April26 Rotherham (h) 2-1
April29 Rochdale (a) 2-1

Pld 9 W6 D3 L0 F16 A8

for the record

March 31 Torquay (h) 3-1

10 league games in 30 days and didn't lose one of them!

home attendances

Torquay 27,628
Wrexham 18,034
Blackburn 23,269
Bolton Wan. 25,074
Rotherham 27,928

notable others at home that season

Bournemouth 30,538
Aston Villa 28,833

I believe the last game of the season at home to Rochdale surpassed all these

a long time ago now,I know,but what a season it was

12 wins on the road scoring 43 goals!
 










Fungus

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NSC Patron
May 21, 2004
7,156
Truro
I was then 14 years old , and in love with Suzi Quatro.
 








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Suzi, or as Americans know her, Leather Tuscadero, sister of Fonzie's girlfriend, Pinky Tuscadero, in telly show Happy Days, is still performing live. Pic is from 2007 in Australia.
 
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Napier's Knee

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Mar 23, 2014
1,099
West Sussex
I'll never forget the rochdale match - standing at the front of the South Stand. I was twelve and yep in love with Suzi Quatro
 


papajaff

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Aug 7, 2005
4,028
Brighton
Bournemouth away on 1st April 1972 was my first away game.

Came home to find that my lovely Mum had bought me an orange Chopper bike for my 11th Birthday. Ah the memories!
 






AnotherArch

Northern Exile
Apr 2, 2009
1,198
Stockport & M62
We scored many late goals in that month.
Including the Torquay game, we played 3 games in 5 days over Easter (usually would have been 4 days but Barnsley match had been put back a day), and 10 games in 30 days. Very few team changes in that period as well, as the squad in those days was not huge.
 






BLOCK F

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Feb 26, 2009
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Attended most of those games, including Bournemouth away and Rochdale at home.
Was living in B'muff at the time and went with my B'muff supporting mate and another mate from Bognor.Little Dean Court was absolutely rammed,but great atmosphere.
Think that when we played Rochdale,there were about 33,000 in the ground and a further 3000 who couldn't get in.
We needed a point to go up and Rochdale needed a point to stay up.........so 1-1.Think it was John Templeman who scored for us.

Happy days.
 


Lincolnshire Seagull

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Jul 9, 2009
816
That was the best season! I think 12 games before the end Pat Saward made the brave decision to drop Henderson and J Napier, bringing in Goodwin and Beamish and shuffling Murray and Kit Nap
ier. After that the team was virtually unchanged, and unbeaten!
 


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