Trouble after QPR (2 Viewers)

[Frankly_Mr_Shankly]

Did you see the pic I tagged you , too fat right ?

I haven’t no, but have been talking to someone who was there and witnessed it and confirmed that Raf was floored.

 

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[Evo1883]

I haven’t no, but have been talking to someone who was there and witnessed it and confirmed that Raf was floored.

OK fair enough , if so bit shocked it's him

 

[oscillatewildly]

Who is raff?????

It's a bloke who has missed only one City away game in the last 40 odd years.
So my question to everyone this evening is.... Which fixture and from what season was it?
As a clue, the reason was not personal and it would have also affected a number of other supporters.
GO!

 

[CCfC2023]

Vs Leeds FA CUP 1987 ?

 

[Frankly_Mr_Shankly]

It's a bloke who has missed only one City away game in the last 40 odd years.
So my question to everyone this evening is.... Which fixture and from what season was it?
As a clue, the reason was not personal and it would have also affected a number of other supporters.
GO!

All the games that were played behind closed doors (Covid) he missed a few there.

 

[oscillatewildly]

Vs Leeds FA CUP 1987 ?

No

 

[eastwoodsdustman]

Exeter away a couple of years ago

 

[oscillatewildly]

All the games that were played behind closed doors (Covid) he missed a few there.

No, this particular fixture was unaffected by draconian governmental pandemic restrictions, er Brian.

 

[rexo87]

It's a bloke who has missed only one City away game in the last 40 odd years.
So my question to everyone this evening is.... Which fixture and from what season was it?
As a clue, the reason was not personal and it would have also affected a number of other supporters.
GO!

Colchester away league 2. Coach didn't make it

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[oscillatewildly]

Exeter away a couple of years ago

Not that one either. I'll wait for another couple of responses before offering another clue.

 

[oscillatewildly]

Colchester away league 2. Coach didn't make it

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Nope.

 

[skyblueheaven]

No, this particular fixture was unaffected by draconian governmental pandemic restrictions, er Brian.

Spurs away..last game .97/98

 

[Colesy55]

Luton ?

 

[oscillatewildly]

Spurs away..last game .97/98

No. This was a Div 1 (Saturday) fixture, early 1990's. (very early '90's)

 

[ovduk78]

Newcastle away that was postponed because of waterlogged pitch? When game was rescheduled no away fans were allowed because of new stand(s) at St James' Park

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

I do like it that a violence thread has turned into a pub quiz. Much more civilised

 

[oscillatewildly]

Newcastle away that was postponed because of waterlogged pitch? When game was rescheduled no away fans were allowed because of new stand(s) at St James' Park

There were City fans at this fixture but the vast majority failed to make it.

 

[Wiseoldfool]

Cardiff away gridlocked on M50

 

[vow]

Red herring question?
I reckon it was that Liverpool game where nuddy ndlovu scored a hat trick away but it was classed as our home game? (or summat like that)

 

[oscillatewildly]

Red herring question?
I reckon it was that Liverpool game where nuddy ndlovu scored a hat trick away but it was classed as our home game? (or summat like that)

Never heard of this (other than PN's hattrick)

 

[oscillatewildly]

I know people are at work tomorrow - I'm not but I will reveal the answer just after 11.30
There is no trickery with the question/answer.

 

[vow]

Never heard of this (other than PN's hattrick)

In my head we once played Liverpool away and was classed a home game!?

Someone, please put me out of my misery!

 

[oscillatewildly]

The drum rolling has commenced.....

 

[oscillatewildly]

The fixture in question was away at Everton, 8th December 1990.
The previous evening the heavens opened with shit loads of snow. I remember travelling back from a gig in Stoke, we got onto the M6 about 11pm just as it started. Within minutes is was pelting down, didn't think we would make it back to Cov. So relieved when we did.
It carried on right through the night and there must have been in excess of 9 or 10 inches by day break, and it was still going!
Subsequently all roads and rail tracks from North Staffs down past and beyond Cov were shut down.
Incredibly not a single snow flake had fallen on Merseyside.
Our away contingent that day therefore consisted of those either living or studying in the vicinity or those that had travelled up on Friday.
Raf, if you're reading, hope you're not badly hurt.

 

[Johhny Blue]

It's a bloke who has missed only one City away game in the last 40 odd years.
So my question to everyone this evening is.... Which fixture and from what season was it?
As a clue, the reason was not personal and it would have also affected a number of other supporters.
GO!

Was it during Covid?

 

[The Nomad]

It's a bloke who has missed only one City away game in the last 40 odd years.
So my question to everyone this evening is.... Which fixture and from what season was it?
As a clue, the reason was not personal and it would have also affected a number of other supporters.
GO!

Everton away 1989 or 1990? Because of heavy snow??

 

[clint van damme]

No, this particular fixture was unaffected by draconian governmental pandemic restrictions, er Brian.

was it Everton the year ir snowed really heaviy overnight and they shut the town centre.

Edit - just seen its been answered. For some reason fairly sure that was the only sporting fixture that went ahead that day in the UK.

 

[Macca]

That was like one of our bad days on the pitch. No attacking intent, relying to heavily on one player, well beaten with an own goal thrown in

 

[ovduk78]

Edit - just seen its been answered. For some reason fairly sure that was the only sporting fixture that went ahead that day in the UK.

It wasn't. I was living in Solihull at the time and a Man Utd season ticket holder I worked with got stuck on the A45 trying at Sheldon trying to get to Birmingham to get the coach and missed their draw with Leeds.

 

[Travs]

Cardiff away gridlocked on M50

That wasn't early 90's.

More like mid 00's.

I didn't get there until half time and we were a goal up. They missed a pen in the last minute.

Coming out the ground a full can of beer missed my head by inches, thrown from within a large group of Cardiff fans who were waiting for us to exit.

Actually it was only a couple of weeks prior to Manchester United away in the League Cup, so must have been 2006....?

 

[Torquay Sky Blue]

The fixture in question was away at Everton, 8th December 1990.
The previous evening the heavens opened with shit loads of snow. I remember travelling back from a gig in Stoke, we got onto the M6 about 11pm just as it started. Within minutes is was pelting down, didn't think we would make it back to Cov. So relieved when we did.
It carried on right through the night and there must have been in excess of 9 or 10 inches by day break, and it was still going!
Subsequently all roads and rail tracks from North Staffs down past and beyond Cov were shut down.
Incredibly not a single snow flake had fallen on Merseyside.
Our away contingent that day therefore consisted of those either living or studying in the vicinity or those that had travelled up on Friday.
Raf, if you're reading, hope you're not badly hurt.

More importantly who was the gig in Stoke ? You ?

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

For future reference to any fan who finds themselves in a potentially threatening situation, the Football League have posted this useful tactic involving a cushion

 

[TomRad85]

I'm just surprised to find out Brentford have 'hooligans'

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[Nick]

The one in the grey who hangs around at the back and then sticks the boot in to somebody already down and posing no threat at all, what a cowardly little prick.

Attempted murder, surely?

 

[tskezz]