Hannover96Mackem
Winger
Never stood in roker end when I was a bairn. Was always Fulwell for me. Or clockstand paddock if we went with posh marra’s da.
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Was in the Roker that day, fantastic!!It was brilliant man. Clive walker hatrick against Man U!
Moi recall Crystal Palace & Notts county downpours
Been gan since 1979 always in the roker
I know the place was falling down when we left but it's a shame that so many 1000s of fans never experienced it. I went to loads of the old or pre-development grounds in the top 3 divisions and there were some crackers but Roker was special. Especially full with the lights on.. the noise was thunderous.Was in the Roker that day, fantastic!!
Started off in the Fulwell end in 79 I think it was, Marangonis debut, against Cardiff I think. Went mostly in the Fulwell unless there was a big away following expected then went in the Roker for the atmosphere/crack
Last game I was in the Roker was v Spurs in 1990
Best memory is probably the last game of the 76 promotion season when we beat Portsmouth. Didn't know the highlights were online, brilliant stuff
I was at this game with my mates, but was stood in the Fulwell.Last game I was in the Roker was v Spurs in 1990
Best memory is probably the last game of the 76 promotion season when we beat Portsmouth. Didn't know the highlights were online, brilliant stuff
Started there in the early days then graduated to the Clock Stand Paddock in time to see Benno hoy Speedie owa the wall
MeWho were the mad bastards who used to stand on the roker end in weather like last night?
Always amazed me that, 3 sides of roker were covered, the roker could be battered by the weather on a Tuesday night in November v someone shit and hardly souls would decide on the roker end.
That was certainly a bit damp, however, the celebrations were definitely notSome can remember when the fullwood end was uncovered
Wettest I’ve ever been was the “monsoon” derby at st james park
Moved to the Roker End from The Fulwell in about 92 when they brought in the Gold Cards and I was too lazy to get 2 buses and a train from Whitley Bay to Roker Park to renew my membership.Who were the mad bastards who used to stand on the roker end in weather like last night?
Always amazed me that, 3 sides of roker were covered, the roker could be battered by the weather on a Tuesday night in November v someone shit and hardly souls would decide on the roker end.
Moved to the Roker End from The Fulwell in about 92 when they brought in the Gold Cards and I was too lazy to get 2 buses and a train from Whitley Bay to Roker Park to renew my membership.
There were some f***ing cold nights on that terrace.
If a gold card was membership aye. Cost more to go in the open than the covered yet we still went in cos it was quicker from The Cambridge.You could go in the roker end or clockstand without a gold card couldn't you?
I think the roof went up in '66 when they put the wooden benches in for the World Cup. Might have been a bit earlier. I was a Roker-ender from the late 50s when I went with my Dad. I would stand on a swing-thing hooked over the spikes on the back wall, and when the footy was rubbish I would watch the shipping in and out of the harbour. When they put the 'boys end' in at the front, maybe in '62(?) I would go there with my mates. Paddocks and the Fullwell were only for Cup games. I only sat in the grandstand once, when I took my Dad for his last game, against Derby in 1990.Some can remember when the fullwell end was uncovered