pompy 83

didn't go myself coz i was 12 and wasn't allowed to go to away games (swansea away 84 was my first ). lets have some tales from that famous day boys to get everone in the mood

c'mon the clocks ticking

tick tock, tick tock, we've got your clock!!

Got VD", remember this guy playing for Pompey he was Rod Stewart's double and always got stick from us.

Got VD", remember this guy playing for Pompey he was Rod Stewart's double and always got stick from us.

think his name was bailly

by Original Roath. » Fri Aug 27, 2010 2:45 pm

Got VD",


Hope it clears up soon

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Got VD", remember this guy playing for Pompey he was Rod Stewart's double and always got stick from us.

Alan Biley?

I know of a group of young casuals that went there on a battle bus, tried in vain to get into their end with the assistance of a ladd called fishy but to no avail.

Anyway vandalism wasn't there thing so they watched as the clock came down..quality viewing

Outside they steamed into pompey down a side street past the ob and got the better of the exchanges.
Pompey were stunned at the neck of the little scamps' boldness

Usual emergency chain pulling and the train gettting bricked on the way back

Later that night a young lady was the subject of a steaming by about ten lads whilst the onlookers waiting their turn chanted
"When he gets the ball he scores a goal...jeffrey Hemmerman"

How her parents in the next room didn't wake up, I really do not know.

ps they had nothing to do with the sporadic shoplifting of sports shops on their journey down.

I'm so glad that CCFC are doing their best to rid the club of scum like this.

Mind you I know half of them will be there tomorrow

My first trip away with the lunatic that was known as budgie or sean thomas (rip) from llandaff north (formally of newport).

A good lad although a bit mad.

Golf balls flying back and for that day it was more like a driving range than a football match

Rough as f**k, a superb day out.

ALAN BILEY IS THE SPELLING

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The City players that day were; No1, EG Steele. 2, L Jones. 3, J Mullen. 4, D Tong. 5, P Dwyer. 6, G Bennett. 7, D Bennett. 8, R Gibbins. 9, R Hatton. 10, J Hemmerman. 11, J Lewis.

Thank you very much for Jeffery Hemmerman, thank you very much, thank you very, very much.

The class of that seasons team was the Bennett brothers but the real unsung hero was the old man Bob Hatton who had a storming season. Happy days ...............