morty
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That was a great moment. We (son and I) were just to the left side behind the goal and it all sort of happened in slow motion and a weird goal. It almost seemed balletic.Properly hurt myself in the ensuing limbs after that Hooper goal at Bolton!
I ended up in the row in front as people spilled over from behind going absolutely mental. And as much as it hurt a bit, moments like this are why we do what we do.That was a great moment. We (son and I) were just to the left side behind the goal and it all sort of happened in slow motion and a weird goal. It almost seemed balletic.
Also recall Neil Lennon (think it was) and his vinegary expression.
A wonderful year that was. I was at the Leeds eveving game too just a few weeks later (?) with my wife and we beat them with a steely kind of professionalism - 0-2 and you just know deep down at such times that you're watching a team determined to win.
There's little to beat an away win. I enjoyed another in my adopted home city at the time (Bradford) - another really late goal by Paul McVeigh to win it 0-1 under Worthington. That's when we had a bright red away kit. The walk back to the car was brilliant through all the Bradford crowd after.
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