Your first wasn't the Sunderland cup game on the Monday before by any chance, another great game. More in that night officially just over 40,000 but gates broken down behind us and many more got in for free..My second ever Cov game, v Man U Quarter Final FA Cup 1963. Denis Law played, Bobby Charlton scored two, Albert Quixall the third. Attendance 44,000. A great goal scorer. RIP Denis Law.
Him and Mr Greaves. Poachers extraordinary.RIP Denis king of the hangers.
Those two games were my first as wellYour first wasn't the Sunderland cup game on the Monday before by any chance, another great game. More in that night officially just over 40,000 but gates broken down behind us and many more got in for free..
Him and Mr Greaves. Poachers extraordinary.
I was there too, on the kop. Great days, a big crowd and quality oppositionMy second ever Cov game, v Man U Quarter Final FA Cup 1963. Denis Law played, Bobby Charlton scored two, Albert Quixall the third. Attendance 44,000. A great goal scorer. RIP Denis Law.
Yep, absolutely right. My Grandad, a Mackem from South Shields took me to the Sunderland game, and then queued a couple of days later for tickets for the Man U game. What a night, as you say, broken down gates, the attendance thought to be nearer 50,000. A privilege to be at those games, eh?Your first wasn't the Sunderland cup game on the Monday before by any chance, another great game. More in that night officially just over 40,000 but gates broken down behind us and many more got in for free..
Him and Mr Greaves. Poachers extraordinary.
But we scored first through Terry Bly in front of a 44,000 crowd. I remember the newspaper report that said 'when the cheering had died down to a crescendo'. Great timesMy second ever Cov game, v Man U Quarter Final FA Cup 1963. Denis Law played, Bobby Charlton scored two, Albert Quixall the third. Attendance 44,000. A great goal scorer. RIP Denis Law.
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