Steve Gritt - were you there?

[Icy Gull]

Seeing Steve Gritt is the guest at the Amex tonight, it would be interesting to know how many current Albion fans actually saw any of the "Great Escape" almost entirely built on our amazing home form at the tail end of that season.

 

[Storer 68]

season ticket for possibly the worst football I had ever seen (while Case was in charge) but just the best experience (after Case left)

"He's got no hair and we don't care"

 

[Stumpy Tim]

I was living in York at the time. Saw some dismal defeats up North, and the Donny game

 

[TheBlueAndWhiteStrips]

Was at the Cambridge away game

 

[Silent Bob]

I don't know how many I saw, more than one but not all of them

 

[Icy Gull]

Anyone have a list of the games and the results under Gritt that season?

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

Here you are [MENTION=19]Icy Gull[/MENTION]

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bugger, its reverted to this seasons results. There's a little drop bar that has all the seasons going back a long way. Just go to the 96/7 season and it'll show tyou all the games.

 

[Basil Fawlty]

I was at every home game sitting right behind the South Stand Goal. Went to Walsall away, when Bellotti turned up going against Police advice. Also went to Hereford Away.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

double post.

 

[Gritt23]

I don't fall into any of those categories, quite. I was an exile, as I was away at Uni, BUT did get to most of the home games, as well as a couple of the away games, including, most importantly, the greatest and worst day of my Albion following. hereford.

 

[Peter Grummit]

Went to the home games and a few away including Hereford.

I also still have the "True Gritt" tshirt which I am tempted to dig out tonight. I wore it for the Donny game at the Amex in homage to one of the men who helped get us there.

PG

 

[Drumstick]

Too young, I do remember being in a field for the Herefield game (Camping with family) with my dad and brothers around a radio and all jumping for joy although I new what was going on I wasn't really aware of its significance. I would have been 8.

 

[wallington seagull]

Steve Gritt = Legend

 

[hans kraay fan club]

All the homes and a few aways. God we were sh1t.

 

[Insel affe]

Went to all the home games coming down from Camden Town every week, all the away that season with some great turn outs by our fans at Fulham and Orient, Cambridge and even Wigan Ath away that year. We had to do our bit that season and it worked.

 

[pasty]

All home games and Hereford. Still have my "They think it's all over" t-shirt

 

[Ex-Staffs Gull]

At many away and a few home and yes we were shit and even worse away!!

 

[marshy68]

Too young, I do remember being in a field for the Herefield game (Camping with family) with my dad and brothers around a radio and all jumping for joy although I new what was going on I wasn't really aware of its significance. I would have been 8.

wow that makes me feel old.... went to all the home games and of course hereford... got home and my GF at the time who had no football knowledge had decorated the flat with congrats and got a load of our friends round for an impromtu survival party - was a nice touch. She binned me that summer lol. Happy days will be great to see Steve Gritt a true ledge... I will be standing and applauding the man!!

 

[timco]

Booked the Donny ticket at the beginning of the season as it was the last at the Goldstone some how sort of knew we would not be in the Play offs! In the home end for Hereford.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Saw most of the home games with Gritt in charge.

I watched the Doncaster game from above the East Terrace, so my last footballing experience inside the ground was a top vs bottom affair against high-flying Wigan, armed with Roberto Martinez and a certain Mr Paul Rogers.

Back when it was £8 to get in and the programme was £1.50.