| FA Cup on 12:04 - Oct 3 with 2100 views | D_Alien |
In our 2009/10 promotion season, we put in a really lacklustre display on the final day at Edgar St, my only visit
It was the last of several after we'd lost at Meadow Lane, but marked a disappointing end to a fabulous campaign |  |
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| FA Cup on 12:53 - Oct 3 with 1980 views | TVOS1907 |
| FA Cup on 12:04 - Oct 3 by D_Alien |
In our 2009/10 promotion season, we put in a really lacklustre display on the final day at Edgar St, my only visit
It was the last of several after we'd lost at Meadow Lane, but marked a disappointing end to a fabulous campaign |
It wasn't the final day, that was a defeat at Barnet.
But, the game at Hereford came four days after we had lost to Notts County to virtually end our hopes of the title. |  |
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| FA Cup on 12:56 - Oct 3 with 1973 views | D_Alien |
| FA Cup on 12:53 - Oct 3 by TVOS1907 |
It wasn't the final day, that was a defeat at Barnet.
But, the game at Hereford came four days after we had lost to Notts County to virtually end our hopes of the title. |
Ah, cheers
It probably came from a "well, that's the season over for me" feeling
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| FA Cup on 16:29 - Oct 3 with 1742 views | rich_dale |
Only visit I can remember was a draw in the early 90s - our goal came from a cross fumbled into the net by their keeper Alan Judge in front of the away end, leading to 'Juggler Judge' songs for the remainder of the game. |  | | |
| FA Cup on 16:32 - Oct 3 with 1741 views | Beechball |
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Actually, no, it's a reference to someone else, who was often the cause of amusement at away games in those days. You will definitely know who I mean, although he's sadly no longer with us. |
The walking train timetable I assume ? | | | |
| FA Cup on 16:36 - Oct 3 with 1734 views | Beechball |
I recall an absolutely dire 0-0 game at Hereford n 1994-95 . I think it was Richard Sharp's last game and Graham Shaw's first. The second half was played in silence, both sets of fans anaesthetised by what we were watching. | | | |
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