Who was a regular match attender in the third division

[two left feet]

Didn’t make any away games but attended all home games with 4 mates - we still sit together now - ST holders for five decades.

 

[hank williams]

Last time we were there.
I went to a canny few though I worked most Saturday's

Me but mostly homes

The northampton night match was tremendous

 

[Monkey Hanger]

Went to most of the matches home and away that season. Most enjoyable away match was Brentford. Sunderland took over far west London .

 

[The Fullwell Step]

It was one of my favourite seasons.

 

[toosb]

Me. I was at 43 games that season. The standard of football was appalling.

 

[JohnKay]

Only missed 2 night games at home, was only 12 when the season started. Probably my favourite season, that one or the year we beat the Mags in the play off. Love that team, my heros.

 

[Smiler]

Season ticket holder but only made it to a couple away games.

We even went to the home game to watch us lose against Pools in the Freight Rover during a storm.

 

[Ambivalent Dave]

Grimsby at home was my first ever match. Drew 1-1. We equalised with a penalty iirc

 

[radjee gadjee]

Aye. Kept my season ticket even though we had been relegated and didn’t’ miss a home game.
Few pints beforehand then into the chippy opposite the New Derby for a Cowboy Snack

 

[SPUFF]

We even went to the home game to watch us lose against Pools in the Freight Rover during a storm.

Sherpa Van trophy.

Horrible mag Honour scoring a corner.

 

[Al Bundy]

Went to every home game.
Cost £2.50 for an U16 then in the Roker end.
Did a few aways too, Brentford , York , Rotherham.

 

[chuckyroll]

It was fun however the gravy train as it is now wasnt such a massive part of football . There was hope too and a eager manager with some raw players . Look at the utter carnage we have now and we are a million miles from it .

 

[Tokyo Optician]

Every home game, and most aways. We had a good manager, great goal scorer and the makings of a decent team. Can’t see next season being a similar experience, unfortunately.

 

[Jme]

Every home game, and most aways. We had a good manager, great goal scorer and the makings of a decent team. Can’t see next season being a similar experience, unfortunately.

same ..twas a laugh with mates ..

 

[JohnKay]

Me. I was at 43 games that season. The standard of football was appalling.

But players like Marco, Gatesy, Monty MacPhail a my name sake made it worth while. We had some players who would run through brick walls for us and after my birthday, 7th November we were a force.

Grimsby at home was my first ever match. Drew 1-1. We equalised with a penalty iirc

My 12th birthday, was one of the night games I was allowed to go to. This also tells me my original post was wrong, I was only 11 when the season started.

 

[sir rowell cummins]

Yeah I went to most games and enjoyed it tbh

 

[ab 65]

Yes I went to most home games that season.
It was enjoyable.
Certainly a lot better than these last two seasons.

 

[JohnKay]

Just had a look on Stat Cat, only lost 2 all season at home. 3rd Oct till 22 Apr unbeaten in the league at home, imagine that after the last few seasons man.

 

[Deleted member 40857]

I went to a fair few games home and away that season. Once it had sunk in where we were,I really enjoyed it;some ropey old grounds though-Northampton’s three sided shithole being the worst. Mind you we won 2-0,so it wasn’t that bad.

 

[Richie K]

It was only great as we had a good team. We could really do with signing another Gabbiadini for 80k