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Why I love Posh Away
- Thread starter Dick Knights Mumm
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Tubby Mondays
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Is that a yes?
Sorry, that was a photo of the incident on Tim's site above. For some reason it's not showing... So yes, it was a yes.
Safeway
M0DERAT0R
That's just what I was thinking. Put a slight dampener on the day.
I'm actually in that picture. Leicester Whore is in the England cap and I'm up and to the right, face partly obscured by an ARM.
Dancin Ninja BHA
Well-known member
- Jul 6, 2003
- 2,261
What I remember about that day is that a mate took his swanky camera to that game that had a record facility (I know they ALL do these days, but it was a while ago!)
He was recording the lead up to the goal (was it a throw in? cannot remember now)and got the goal and the great celebrations afterwards. Watching in back at his house later on in the night on his tv (this was pre-YouTube days!!) was QUALITY!!
I second everyone who has said.....I LOVE PETERBOROUGH AWAY!!
He was recording the lead up to the goal (was it a throw in? cannot remember now)and got the goal and the great celebrations afterwards. Watching in back at his house later on in the night on his tv (this was pre-YouTube days!!) was QUALITY!!
I second everyone who has said.....I LOVE PETERBOROUGH AWAY!!
porkypie
On the road to no where
Looking at them pictures, the colchester away game, zamora was out. They had called us a one man team in the press before the game. we went on to win 4-1, and we kept singing "we just a one man team" Class!
ROSM
Well-known member
One of the great Albion away days.
I used to be very superstitious about the Albion and having seen us not lose under Peter Taylor until the two games (away at Oldham and Stoke) where I didn't wear my Barbour jacket, I decided it would need to be worn for all games. The sequence was further strengthened when I was reminded that id didn't war it for the Brentford thrashing either.
Now peterborough was a lovely spring day so I was baking hot, sitting in the main stand watching us try and overcome the Posh. Of course we did eventually thanks to the Lazarus recovery of Bobby. In fact at half time I took my albion shirt off and so was upper half naked under the coat.
I wore the coat to the next home game (Swindon - another warm day) and if you have a copy of Mike Ward's book I'm pictured wearing it.
I didn;t wear it a Port Vale and we won anyway!
I used to be very superstitious about the Albion and having seen us not lose under Peter Taylor until the two games (away at Oldham and Stoke) where I didn't wear my Barbour jacket, I decided it would need to be worn for all games. The sequence was further strengthened when I was reminded that id didn't war it for the Brentford thrashing either.
Now peterborough was a lovely spring day so I was baking hot, sitting in the main stand watching us try and overcome the Posh. Of course we did eventually thanks to the Lazarus recovery of Bobby. In fact at half time I took my albion shirt off and so was upper half naked under the coat.
I wore the coat to the next home game (Swindon - another warm day) and if you have a copy of Mike Ward's book I'm pictured wearing it.
I didn;t wear it a Port Vale and we won anyway!
Mulderbauer
New member
- Feb 23, 2009
- 42
Great post, what a day it was 
So looking forward to tomorrow and have used those great memories to drum up the boys for a reunion.. We're a bit older, greyer, fatter but still have the same passion in our bellies.... Seagulls!!
So looking forward to tomorrow and have used those great memories to drum up the boys for a reunion.. We're a bit older, greyer, fatter but still have the same passion in our bellies.... Seagulls!!
dannyboy
tfso!
mmm im a little bit excited
Washboard Didgets
Graphic Designer
Was that the game where someone towards the back of the right side had FLARES?
Trying to remember, I've been to Posh away 2 or 3 times. Been to the Cherry Tree at least once and once ended up in z place called 'Jimmys' which had a big blackboard saying 'Brighton fans welcome'. Once inside it was a strange place full of Brighton fans and all the staff seemed to be men in vest tops...
I guess the pink sign and being called Jimmys should have given us a clue!
Trying to remember, I've been to Posh away 2 or 3 times. Been to the Cherry Tree at least once and once ended up in z place called 'Jimmys' which had a big blackboard saying 'Brighton fans welcome'. Once inside it was a strange place full of Brighton fans and all the staff seemed to be men in vest tops...
I guess the pink sign and being called Jimmys should have given us a clue!
Lord Bracknell
On fire
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Collar Feeler
No longer feeling collars
- Jul 26, 2003
- 1,322
I've got about 5 minutes of footage I filmed of the crowd and match in general on my then new digital video camera. I'm just uploading it onto Youtube and when thats done will embed it on here. Its quality stuff!
KNC
Well-known member
Some great memories of 'Boro away.
We travelled up on the train with 'flare man', a complete nutter, but a nice bloke. He was quite proud showing his bag of goodies in the bar of the train up.
When he set one off, the police and stewards were after him. You have to imagine a terrrace rammed. 'Flare man' was crawling around on his knees amongst the masses. I like to think he got away.
I also remember when we started fires from newspaper. I know!!!, not clever.
The FA cup(?) game in the snow...orange ball.
But yeah, 2001/2. My lads first away game.
Those who haven't been to London Rd away end, you walk into the terrace through a tunnel. Like walking through a players tunnel onto the pitch.
My boy was only 6/7. As he walked through that tunnel, the noise (the acoustics are amazing), the crowd, the heat, overcame him. He just burst into tears. I fully understood.
It really is a special away game.
We travelled up on the train with 'flare man', a complete nutter, but a nice bloke. He was quite proud showing his bag of goodies in the bar of the train up.
When he set one off, the police and stewards were after him. You have to imagine a terrrace rammed. 'Flare man' was crawling around on his knees amongst the masses. I like to think he got away.
I also remember when we started fires from newspaper. I know!!!, not clever.
The FA cup(?) game in the snow...orange ball.
But yeah, 2001/2. My lads first away game.
Those who haven't been to London Rd away end, you walk into the terrace through a tunnel. Like walking through a players tunnel onto the pitch.
My boy was only 6/7. As he walked through that tunnel, the noise (the acoustics are amazing), the crowd, the heat, overcame him. He just burst into tears. I fully understood.
It really is a special away game.
pishhead
Well-known member
Remember being in the pub and people were getting texts saying Zamora is playing, people were going mad like we had just scored!!
Robert Codners Nostrils
Active member
Have we taken more to an away game since? Probably a silly question, but I can't remember a time when we did. Possibly the 5-0 palace game or Grimsby on the last day of the season? As some one said- we took over 4000 to borough that day. It was truly fantastic support!
Collar Feeler
No longer feeling collars
- Jul 26, 2003
- 1,322
Here it is then - Peterboro v Albion 6 April 2002.
I had just got a new Panasonic digital video camera and was testing it out so some of the shots were a bit shaky but watching it now and listening to the Albion fans in full voice still raises the hairs on the back of my head, if we can generate anything like this sort of atmosphere tomorrow I am going to love it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgMl54UOboM
[YT]LgMl54UOboM[/YT]
I had just got a new Panasonic digital video camera and was testing it out so some of the shots were a bit shaky but watching it now and listening to the Albion fans in full voice still raises the hairs on the back of my head, if we can generate anything like this sort of atmosphere tomorrow I am going to love it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgMl54UOboM
[YT]LgMl54UOboM[/YT]
astevens76
New member
Looking at them pictures, the colchester away game, zamora was out. They had called us a one man team in the press before the game. we went on to win 4-1, and we kept singing "we just a one man team" Class!
Now that, also, was class
dannyboy
tfso!
Mad clip .just saw myself in it
Lord Bracknell
On fire
That was a great day. Breakfast in Paris, a leisurely flight to Stansted, lunch in Colchester, a 4-1 victory ... and, on the way home, The Queen Mother died.Looking at them pictures, the colchester away game, zamora was out. They had called us a one man team in the press before the game. we went on to win 4-1, and we kept singing "we just a one man team" Class!
Champagne socialist!! Oh and what are you implying by adding "The Queen Mother died" to a great day thread.