I was at the cup tie in 1982 where we won 1-0 (if memory is correct Andy Blair, scored our goal)
Quote from: sid1964 on August 23, 2016, 06:58:19 AMI was at the cup tie in 1982 where we won 1-0 (if memory is correct Andy Blair, scored our goal)I was at the cup tie in 1982, my only visit to Ashton Gate, I sat in their main stand (in the days when you could). At full time a supporter of theirs behind me said to me "you were lucky, you won't win the FA Cup this year" - to which I responded "well, let's put it like this, you definitely won't".(was our winning goal fairly late on ?)
Quote from: castlefields_villan on August 23, 2016, 10:12:11 AMQuote from: sid1964 on August 23, 2016, 06:58:19 AMI was at the cup tie in 1982 where we won 1-0 (if memory is correct Andy Blair, scored our goal)I was at the cup tie in 1982, my only visit to Ashton Gate, I sat in their main stand (in the days when you could). At full time a supporter of theirs behind me said to me "you were lucky, you won't win the FA Cup this year" - to which I responded "well, let's put it like this, you definitely won't".(was our winning goal fairly late on ?)I seem to recall being at this one as an 11yr old - Is this the game where they turned the floodlights off as soon as the game was finished? We played in white?I think it was down to the fact that they were strapped for cash! Hazy recollections of this one - I think I was in the Main stand too.
I've only two memories of games v Bristol City. One was at Ashton Gate in about 1978 when Brian Little scored a marvellous goal, delightfully caught on camera by Terry Weir, which someone brighter than me will surely be able to post up here. The other was a home game around the same era, when a couple of hundred Birmingham fans turned up (their game at Derby having been called off) and occupied a pen at the Witton End.
Quote from: Ian Price on August 23, 2016, 12:54:38 PMI've only two memories of games v Bristol City. One was at Ashton Gate in about 1978 when Brian Little scored a marvellous goal, delightfully caught on camera by Terry Weir, which someone brighter than me will surely be able to post up here. The other was a home game around the same era, when a couple of hundred Birmingham fans turned up (their game at Derby having been called off) and occupied a pen at the Witton End.I remember the occasion only too well I ended up getting thumped outside by an unwashed. I remember Small Heath doing the conga in the Witton. Around Feb time, in that era a lot of games were getting called off including quite a number at Villa Park (Spurs, Leeds etc)
Quote from: wittonwarrior on August 23, 2016, 08:21:17 PMQuote from: Ian Price on August 23, 2016, 12:54:38 PMI've only two memories of games v Bristol City. One was at Ashton Gate in about 1978 when Brian Little scored a marvellous goal, delightfully caught on camera by Terry Weir, which someone brighter than me will surely be able to post up here. The other was a home game around the same era, when a couple of hundred Birmingham fans turned up (their game at Derby having been called off) and occupied a pen at the Witton End.I remember the occasion only too well I ended up getting thumped outside by an unwashed. I remember Small Heath doing the conga in the Witton. Around Feb time, in that era a lot of games were getting called off including quite a number at Villa Park (Spurs, Leeds etc)I remember that game where as you say a couple of hundred noses decided to come and support Bristol City - I remember them doing the konga - and didn't they leave at half time ?