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If you had to choose one, not necessarily because of a good result. Let's discount the championship playoff final as it's a bit of an obvious one. Same for the COC final.
Don't know why but the one that stands out for me is our 4-0 hammering by Kidderminster in 2002. Tuesday night game at the Verch, absolutely pissing down if I remember rightly. Put us joint bottom and was utterly depressing!
The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 20:13 - Mar 29 by monmouth
Remember the half time board where they manually put the numbers in. You needed a programme to get the match codes though. We used to have fun guessing (how stupid is that!).
A 0-0 "I wonder if that's Leeds - West Brom"? B 1-0 "I wonder if that's Leeds - West Brom"? C 0-2 "I wonder if that's Leeds - West Brom"?
Endless fun to be had there as you can see. Always ended the same way too.
"Oh mush, lend us your proggy for a minute"
If my memory serves me correctly they also published the A to Z fixtures in the Saturday tabloids. Great days!
The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 20:50 - Mar 29 by Darran
And behind his arm.
Ok then! I'll play your game! If theres also a shadow behind his arm, then the light source is coming from two different directions? I wonder what they could be?
The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 21:10 - Mar 29 by morningstar
Ok then! I'll play your game! If theres also a shadow behind his arm, then the light source is coming from two different directions? I wonder what they could be?
No it wouldn't.
The first ever recipient of a Planet Swans Lifetime Achievement Award.
The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 21:14 - Mar 29 by Darran
No it wouldn't.
Would. The shadow behind his arm shoes the light is coming from the right, whilst the light under his leg shows the light is coming from the left. It's quite simple really.
The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 21:36 - Mar 29 by morningstar
Would. The shadow behind his arm shoes the light is coming from the right, whilst the light under his leg shows the light is coming from the left. It's quite simple really.
Leeds at home when we beat them 3-2 when I believe Bodde was sent off. Best away support I've ever seen and an atmosphere better than games against the scum
The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 11:45 - Mar 29 by Darran
Talking of the Double Decker here's my ticket from my first ever Swans game.
I was at that game too. In the same stand. We did sign the 3 mentioned from Man City. I think I've still got the programme for that game. I remember playing Carlisle in a friendly, maybe the next game
It's just the internet, init.
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It was 2-1, Tosh came on as sub, remember his rising majestically to head the winner, at the end we were all on the pitch and they announced that Sheffield Wed had beaten Swindon and everyone going mental as it confirmed our promotion to Div 2
Epaul - glad you remember 1978 as I do, was worried for a moment that I had lost my memory!
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The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 11:14 - Mar 28 by Trundle10
I game which sticks in my head was a 4-2 win against Bury the season after the Hull game. A Bradley Mayeltt hatrick, (Super Bradley Maylett!!!) Trundle first league goal big crowd and a lovely afternoon in the sun. A complete contrast to the angst of the hull game a few months before.
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Trundles debut & the start of the feel good factor - the following league game wasn't bad either, 4 - 3 at Cheltenham!
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0-5 to Brizzle at the vetch. I was depressed for months
Novemeber the 5th pissing down, I missed the game as I was stuck waiting for AA to get to me,, for 3 hours!!..........my name got lost off the system!!! AA have centre at Brizzie dont they? lol
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Yeovil at the Liberty (streaker and Trunds goal) Bristol Rovers at the Vetch, cup. (Martin thomas game) Hartlepool at the Vetch (8-0) Watford at the Vetch (toshacks debut) Bristol City at the Liberty (7-1) CArdiff at the Liberty first time in cup (Gomez winner)
Bristol Rovers game cup game???
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The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 21:36 - Mar 31 by swan65split
Novemeber the 5th pissing down, I missed the game as I was stuck waiting for AA to get to me,, for 3 hours!!..........my name got lost off the system!!! AA have centre at Brizzie dont they? lol
You don't know how lucky you were missing that game. I think the AA and the RAC have big centres both in Brizz
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Exeter at home in the great escape season. I thought we were done. Can remember that more vividly than the Hull game, but then the Hull game was a blur of emotion and alcohol. Exeter was just horrible.
Exeter, the lowest I've been in nearly forty years whilst being a STID fan. Couldn't leave my seat after the whistle had gone. Gareth had gone to the Harry a griff bar to get drunk, I just sat alone in the centre stand except for a mate Steve sitting some way away behind me. I was crying like a baby. Then I saw red when into the directors area came Uri Geller, not content with the win, he started waving his arms in all directions and putting a hex on our ground. I should have sent him a letter of thanks after the Hull game. Nomad and Frankiebaby, two regular posters at the time, told me when arriving at the bar to stop blubbering because we were not out yet. I didn't believe them for a moment. Thank goodness, they got it right. Preston 81? Can never be bettered in my eyes. Homeward journey,,, the car was filled with elation.
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Swans vs Northampton at Wembley in 1997. Travelled up the day before to stay with a mate in St Albans, car broke down at Reading Services on the way up which ended up in an RAC call out and a new alternator and a steep bill.
Next day travelled down to Wembley, rubbish stadium, pants view and we lost to a late goal. We then went in to London for a few pints, we ended up in the Roundhouse in Covent Garden an it was my round first, got a fiver out thinking it would cover 3 pints, the Danish barmaid had a big grin on her face when she told me the bill was £8.50, I was stunned and my mates who were used to London prices wet themselves laughing. Got worse when another one of my other mates turned up and proudly proclaimed that his wife had not long given birth to their first son, whom he had named Toby. Toby, Ffs, I thought he was taking the p....., nobody from where I grew up would call his son Toby and I thought he was pulling my leg so I let rip, unfortunately he was being serious and it didn't go down to well with him. The others thought it was a hoot though.
To put things in perspective, a pint in the Pic in Ammanford was 97p!
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The game you attended that sticks in your mind the most on 18:12 - Mar 31 by grabsplatter
Trundles debut & the start of the feel good factor - the following league game wasn't bad either, 4 - 3 at Cheltenham!
I had Brad Maylet's shorts and training top as he was renting a flat in Swansea and my mate was the landlord. He left some stuff behind when he moved out, my mate asked him about the items and he said if you know any swans fans then they can have them. Not sure if I still have the items.
Exeter at home, the week before Rotherham... beautiful day, great win, cracker of a volley from Coates, pitch invasion and my first promotion as a Swans fan... I remember standing practically on the pitch waiting for the whistle to go to run on.
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