Something about snow, and cold, and Presses

[dave.woodhall]

http://thebirminghampress.com/2018/03/winter-blunderland/

[Villafirst]

Well summarised Dave. I can remember every detail of previous fade outs that you've alluded to. Hopefully we'll win the play-off final in a couple of months!

[Legion]

Done. Sorry it's late.

[Bad English]

You did mention Oldham but I was expecting a comparison with temperatures at Boundary Park in 1990.

[Damo70]

You did mention Oldham but I was expecting a comparison with temperatures at Boundary Park in 1990.

When it comes to football my memories of extreme conditions are instant.

Wettest - Huddersfield away 1987
Coldest - Notts County away 1992
Frosty/Icy playing conditions - Liverpool at home 1984, Ian Rush hat-trick.

For some reason I have no recollections of particularly hot ones,although if my memory of being at the game as an eleven year old is right I seem to recall Rotterdam was very humid.

On my (four I think) visits to Oldham I do recall it was never quite a tropical paradise. In fact it made Blackpool seem like the Bahamas.

[Holte132]

Done. Sorry it's late.

What is it that is 'done' every week?

[dave.woodhall]

Done. Sorry it's late.

What is it that is 'done' every week?

Legion breaks something.

[tony scott]

Good post Dave

[nodge]

I'd been avoiding reading that thinking it was going to depress me even more after this weeks game's but it's actually had the opposite effect.  Hopefully history can repeat itself.

[Villa Lew]

Still depressed, but thanks for trying Dave.

[eamonn]

Were we such unlikely challengers in '90?
Presumably Leicester '16 take the ultimate accolade.

[dave.woodhall]

Were we such unlikely challengers in '90?
Presumably Leicester '16 take the ultimate accolade.

We had Ian Ormondroyd in the team.

[eamonn]

Were we such unlikely challengers in '90?
Presumably Leicester '16 take the ultimate accolade.

We had Ian Ormondroyd in the team.

 

[PeterWithesShin]

Considering how we'd stayed up the previous season and the run we'd been on before Dean Saunders did what he did best and missed a hatful of chances for Derby that probably kept SGT in a job, i'd say there's a gnats chuff between us and Leicester.

[darren woolley]

Another good read Dave.