Aldersh*t away or Truro away for the epic weekend trip.

9th October 1993 - Exeter City 4 (Jepson 2, Ross 2) Reading 6 (Lovell 2, Taylor 2, Quinn 2). Only league game in history where five different players each scored two goals.

bobby m's syrup

Gordons Cumming Les Chappell.

To or from Rotherham? I can't remember

Doncaster. Dick Habbin went to Rotherham.

Was totally gutted when Simon Osborn left. Going back a bit further, Tommy Jenkins.

Ian Porterfield. Ex-Sunderland FA Cup-winning legend had a short loan spell in 1976 before becoming manager in 1989.

Up until around 1980 I was a regular on the town end terrace as it was the closest to my gran's house in Rutland Road. Started collecting home and away programmes in the 60s and in that top photo, the blue door on the far left was where I used to pick up my programmes from the legend that is Mick Fo...

For those that are interested, a football architecture exhibition opens 25th October at the Tate RIBA in Liverpool.

https://www.architecture.com/explore-architecture/exhibitions/home-ground-the-architecture-of-football-exhibition

In the Conference League, Hamrun Spartans beat Rigas 3-2 on aggregate and become the first-ever Maltese side to qualify for a European group stage.

Two days since win at Pompey and as yet no match report on the club site.

A mere 564-mile round trip for Truro City to start their NL campaign.

Nice day out in Lincoln as always, but the result was not surprising as they seem to have become our current bogey team. I noticed in the friendiy against Pompey how much of a high line we played and thought it suicidal to repeat that given our lack of pace. Hunt should have played Dorsett at CB and...

RIP Spider. Read his autobiography recently and it was a lovely trip down memory lane.

We are losing out on signings who would prefer Stevenage, Port Vale, and Burton Albion to us. I fear for us as I just cannot see where goals are going to come from and the current squad is painfully under-resourced. Would not be surprised if Lincoln score three or four.

Watching the team's parade was great viewing until Alex Scott asked Sarina Wiegman to dance for the crowd. Embarassing, demeaning, cringeworthy.

My visit to the City Ground for England's game vs Senegal will make it 77. Looking to add Bradford City and Doncaster to the list next season.

So the never go back list just getting it out the way.... purely on merit of there football ability would you sign any of the following ex players- Tom Holmes - likely to be loaned out again Tom Mcintyre - likely to be loaned out again if not bought by Charlton if promoted Yakou Meite - Free agent ...

Can’t believe today 14th was 30 years ago we won 3-1 at Tranmere, in the first leg of the championship playoffs. Brilliant support that day packed the away end. Happy days. My favourite away day ever and a fantastic performance against a team that had the best home record in the division that seaso...

Cardiff made it to the Cup Winners' Cup QFs in 1971. They lost to Real Madrid on aggregate, but managed to win the first leg 1-0.

Wing V Wrexham but I tend to prefer a good team move over a 30 yarder. +1. I also think that the excellent passing and movement between Garcia, Wifi, and Abrefa is missing a bit from that video snippet. Wing's goals when he has been on the end of a third-man running passage of play in the final thi...

Just voted for mine: Lewis Wing's goal vs Wrexham. Wonderful team move finished with a Wing thunderbastard; Sam Smith's beauty vs Cambridge a distant second.

78/9 was my first 'proper' season too. Went with the neighbours for Doncaster in September and was hooked. Highlights were 5-1 Northampton at home ( pretty sure it was on Southern telly - anyone got it?) in February and Pompey and Aldershot over Easter (both 4-0 but I may be wrong). We seemed to wi...