| On This Day In 1974 22:06 - Dec 28 with 537 views | SaintNick |
I went to Goodison Park to watch Everton play Middlesbrough, a crowd of 41,105 watched the game and i left the ground to hear on the tannoy that Saints had lost at home to Sheffield Wednesday 1-0, 15,243 were at that one |  |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 22:19 - Dec 28 with 485 views | grumpy |
Wasn't that a full house at the Dell in those days. |  | | |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:21 - Dec 28 with 483 views | shotters |
I would have been just over 3 months old then
No doubt I would have shown my displeasure by filling my nappy
Nowadays I can moan about it on an Internet forum |  |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 22:22 - Dec 28 with 479 views | PatfromPoole |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:19 - Dec 28 by grumpy |
Wasn't that a full house at the Dell in those days. |
Didn’t The Dell hold about 30,000 then?
I was a year old FWIW. |  |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 22:22 - Dec 28 with 477 views | SaintNick |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:19 - Dec 28 by grumpy |
Wasn't that a full house at the Dell in those days. |
No the Dell held just over 30,000 then | |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 22:23 - Dec 28 with 477 views | shotters |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:19 - Dec 28 by grumpy |
Wasn't that a full house at the Dell in those days. |
I could be wrong but wasn't the capacity closer to 30,000 then?
When I started going in 1982 it was about 25,000 | |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 22:31 - Dec 28 with 466 views | grumpy |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:22 - Dec 28 by PatfromPoole |
Didn’t The Dell hold about 30,000 then?
I was a year old FWIW. |
Think your right,Pat.
Just looked up attendances and we had 28 thousand at home to Fulham in 1976,was that when Best,Marsh and Moore played for them? | | | |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:39 - Dec 28 with 434 views | SaintNick |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:31 - Dec 28 by grumpy |
Think your right,Pat.
Just looked up attendances and we had 28 thousand at home to Fulham in 1976,was that when Best,Marsh and Moore played for them? |
Yes that was the game we beat them 4-1 although im not sure if Moore was still playing, but Best & Marsh where and Best got sent off | |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 23:10 - Dec 28 with 413 views | grumpy |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:39 - Dec 28 by SaintNick |
Yes that was the game we beat them 4-1 although im not sure if Moore was still playing, but Best & Marsh where and Best got sent off |
Moore was there,I remember because I was there 😊 | | | |
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| On This Day In 1974 (n/t) on 09:35 - Dec 29 with 260 views | huelinsaint |
| On This Day In 1974 on 22:19 - Dec 28 by grumpy |
Wasn't that a full house at the Dell in those days. |
That was half full in those days, capacity was 31,000
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| On This Day In 1974 on 10:10 - Dec 29 with 215 views | kingslandstand1 |
| On This Day In 1974 on 23:10 - Dec 28 by grumpy |
Moore was there,I remember because I was there 😊 |
Ditto!
I'm also sure recalling an attendance approaching 31k for the visit of Man U back in the early 70's. No matter where you stood st the start of a game you very rarely finished in that same spot! |  |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 14:12 - Dec 29 with 129 views | saintmark1976 |
| On This Day In 1974 on 23:10 - Dec 28 by grumpy |
Moore was there,I remember because I was there 😊 |
So was I grumps.
Fulham came out with all their supposed Super Stars and we turned them over royally.
If it weren’t for a very patient referee they could have ended up with nine men.
Happy days at a wonderful football ground where none of the opposition liked to play. It was almost as though as a spectator you were on the pitch yourself.
I can’t help but wonder whether we would have been better off staying at The Dell.
Small crowd capacity hasn’t exactly held Bournemouth and Brentford back has it ? | |
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| On This Day In 1974 on 15:02 - Dec 29 with 102 views | Andu007 |
| On This Day In 1974 on 14:12 - Dec 29 by saintmark1976 |
So was I grumps.
Fulham came out with all their supposed Super Stars and we turned them over royally.
If it weren’t for a very patient referee they could have ended up with nine men.
Happy days at a wonderful football ground where none of the opposition liked to play. It was almost as though as a spectator you were on the pitch yourself.
I can’t help but wonder whether we would have been better off staying at The Dell.
Small crowd capacity hasn’t exactly held Bournemouth and Brentford back has it ? |
I was at this game too though it wasn’t until the later years the realisation of witnessing these great players & other great players & characters that graced The Dell over many years sank in.
It’s funny to think that we had to move to a bigger stadium, so we can compete & be a ‘bigger’ club, in my years of watching Saints at the Dell, we were never relegated, yes we came close a few times but it never ever happened however since our move to St Mary’s… | | | |
| On This Day In 1974 on 17:29 - Dec 29 with 50 views | grumpy |
| On This Day In 1974 on 15:02 - Dec 29 by Andu007 |
I was at this game too though it wasn’t until the later years the realisation of witnessing these great players & other great players & characters that graced The Dell over many years sank in.
It’s funny to think that we had to move to a bigger stadium, so we can compete & be a ‘bigger’ club, in my years of watching Saints at the Dell, we were never relegated, yes we came close a few times but it never ever happened however since our move to St Mary’s… |
To improve we had to move but its strange to think that it seemed we beat the Bigger Fish more regularly at the little old Dell,oh!well that's progress I think,hang on....... | | | |
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