Re: 1979

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Collars wrote:We were average but never outside the top 10 I think. Attendances were similar to now at the start of the season but I'm sure by the end of the 10 match run we were getting 8 or 9,000 for home games!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1979–80_N ... .C._season

Home crowds from February 1980 to the end of the season were:

4652
4777
4727
6513 (Easter Saturday)
8113
8373

Compared to Sep/Oct when the home crowds were
3818
3185
4035
3782
4052
4914

The home kit on that page is winding me up, need to remind myself how to update kits on Wiki and fix it...
Last edited by SJG99 on September 18th, 2018, 12:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Re: 1979

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SJG99 wrote:Cheers - more of a tangerine then though?
That season we reverted back to the old gold black and amber. All season we were challenging but there was a dip in form in mid winter. From memory after a 1-0 win on new years day v Hereford we didn't win again until the start of the 10 match run at Tranmere in late February. Living in Liverpool at the time it was an easy trip. The best part of the night was the performance of the ref. The penalty he gave us was of Coggingesque proportions whilst our other goal was so far offside that from where he was Aldridge could have caught the bus to the Mersey ferry.

Happy days.

Re: 1979

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Stan A. Einstein wrote:
SJG99 wrote:Cheers - more of a tangerine then though?
That season we reverted back to the old gold black and amber. All season we were challenging but there was a dip in form in mid winter. From memory after a 1-0 win on new years day v Hereford we didn't win again until the start of the 10 match run at Tranmere in late February. Living in Liverpool at the time it was an easy trip. The best part of the night was the performance of the ref. The penalty he gave us was of Coggingesque proportions whilst our other goal was so far offside that from where he was Aldridge could have caught the bus to the Mersey ferry.

Happy days.

Been on your hols Brendan? Welcome back.

Re: 1979

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SJG99 wrote:
Collars wrote:We were average but never outside the top 10 I think. Attendances were similar to now at the start of the season but I'm sure by the end of the 10 match run we were getting 8 or 9,000 for home games!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1979%E2%8 ... _sAlleason

Home crowds from February 1980 to the end of the season were:

4652
4777
4727
6513 (Easter Saturday)
8113
8373

Compared to Sep/Oct when the home crowds were
3818
3185
4035
3782
4052
4914

The home kit on that page is winding me up, need to remind myself how to update kits on Wiki and fix it...
We must have taken close to some of those figures to Walsall. I vaguely remember loads and loads of buses heading up the M50 that day!

Re: 1979

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Collars wrote:
SJG99 wrote:
Collars wrote:We were average but never outside the top 10 I think. Attendances were similar to now at the start of the season but I'm sure by the end of the 10 match run we were getting 8 or 9,000 for home games!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1979%E2%8 ... _sAlleason

Home crowds from February 1980 to the end of the season were:

4652
4777
4727
6513 (Easter Saturday)
8113
8373

Compared to Sep/Oct when the home crowds were
3818
3185
4035
3782
4052
4914

The home kit on that page is winding me up, need to remind myself how to update kits on Wiki and fix it...
We must have taken close to some of those figures to Walsall. I vaguely remember loads and loads of buses heading up the M50 that day!
9251 at Walsall, including a 7 year old me.

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