Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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It was touch and go for a moment there. Unlucky son! 
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SOOOO Close To The First Hoof Clean Out Of The Amex Tonight
- Thread starter Tom Hark Preston Park
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LamieRobertson
Not awoke
It was touch and go for a moment there. Unlucky son!
Dunk? Dad?
Dolph Ins
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Must admit we thought that was the one. We are still looking forward to the first one out of the ground
It's a rare sight these days with the advent of redeveloped stadia.
Nothing used to generate a "Yeeeaaahhh!" from all four sides of the ground quite like a clearance or shoot that resulted in the ball leaving the ground entirely.
Nothing used to generate a "Yeeeaaahhh!" from all four sides of the ground quite like a clearance or shoot that resulted in the ball leaving the ground entirely.
Hillian1
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Has one even made it into the upper tiers yet?
I can't remember one, not even from Barnsley.
I can't remember one, not even from Barnsley.
Albion Dan
Banned
We had the same conversation when it happened but then remembered Ulloas penalty last season which is apparently still orbiting Earth.
BlockDpete
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- Oct 8, 2005
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Anyone remember Danny Cullips shot at Withdean, which while it didn't make the railway line, it certianly cleared the Burger Vans?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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T.Elphick and Adam Virgo, under the tutelage of Guy 'ClearYerLines' Butters, were always a clear and present danger to any aircraft on the approach to Gatwick during the Withdean era.
Albion Robster
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Was it a Gardner shot?
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
I used to enjoy it when balls were hoofed on to the roof of the old West Stand. You'd hear the ball start to roll, and would have to guess whether it was going off the back, off the front, or getting stuck behind the advertising hoarding that was up there.
Peter Grummit
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Dunk's shot, which nearly cleared the stadium, did land in the East upper.
Hillian1
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When was that?
Gilliver's Travels
Peripatetic
Shurely shome mishtake? As I recall it, the entire Goldstone was always a pulsating, raucous cauldron of noise. With the West Stand leading the way.I used to enjoy it when balls were hoofed on to the roof of the old West Stand. You'd hear the ball start to roll, and would have to guess whether it was going off the back, off the front, or getting stuck behind the advertising hoarding that was up there.
That's the one - much like the game as a whole it started very promisingly, but then dropped off very quickly.
- Jul 7, 2003
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I don't think that particular clearance was anywhere near as high as it first appeared. Optical illusion.
More comical were the efforts of the crowd at the south end of the East Stand to retrieve the ball for a late Wigan throw in. Must have been dropped behind seats at least four times in the process. Imagine if a manager like Warnock was involved: he'd have been apoplectic
More comical were the efforts of the crowd at the south end of the East Stand to retrieve the ball for a late Wigan throw in. Must have been dropped behind seats at least four times in the process. Imagine if a manager like Warnock was involved: he'd have been apoplectic
Dick Knights Mumm
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From East Lower it looked like it could have gone over. I was praying for it coming down near me to get my head on it.
Remember the one at Withdean, when we were defending grimly, holding a 1-0 lead, when Hinshelwood smashed it into the woods. Everybody cheered,and the defenders stood admiring it.
While one of the opposition garbbed another ball from the ball boy, took a quick throw, and they ran unchallenged on goal and scored
While one of the opposition garbbed another ball from the ball boy, took a quick throw, and they ran unchallenged on goal and scored