Not as good as the footage we have all come to know so well, but my goodness, it's weird watching it all from the opposite stand. It's like watching it through a mirror

Enjoy!

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A much clearer view of the SJF goal, I always thought there was a hint of O.G. about it before, clears it up nicely.
I was in the same stand that night albeit closer to the open, away end.

That's fantastic.

Wow that was like living the whole expierance again...great night,I loved the Jimmy Mullen period.

There's only one Jimmy Mullen
One Jimmy Mullen

Has Mullen been back since he left as manager?

Cheered me up no end that, after another depressing day.

That is superb

I wish I was old enough to live through those times.

Great view of those lads on top of the huts.

That footage is superb. I've never seen it from that side. I was in the paddock in front of the main stand.

Jimmy Mullen provided the initial stepping stones for where we are today.

Those away games in the '91-92 season were something special despite the traumatic mental / physical injuries that went as par for the course.

Our Club Physio, Jimmy Holland, tended to my severe facial injuries in the Kettledrum Pub a few hours after a right 'Tear Up' at Mansfield. Moments later it all went off in the car park and one of my mates kicked my Coccyx through my Oesophagus

You seemed to get beat up a lot in your stories. Did you ever win a do?

Bordeauxclaret wrote:You seemed to get beat up a lot in your stories. Did you ever win a do?

It's not about the winning but the taking part.

Pain and suffering must hold a key element.

As does me being a complete cock.

We all make mistakes.

Hopefully the photos you add to the site give you more pleasure nowadays.
Excellent summer feature.

Dressinggown wrote:It's not about the winning but the taking part.

Pain and suffering must hold a key element.

As does being a complete cock.

We're Burnley, we're barmy, we're off our f***ing heads
We'll cut you, we'll slash you, we'll break your f***ing legs

This footage is from the season highlight VHS tapes. I think they issued a set of two, which I have somewhere in the attic.

Anyone know how to transfer them to DVD?

I remember hanging out of a sunroof on the way out of York trying to squeeze one last song out of my larynx. The car I was in was not the one id gone in. Vaguely new the lad whose car it was but nobody cared!

Very very happy days!!

thanks for posting that, brings back great memories of a great couple of trips, including Carlisle. to take so many fans away, especially for a night match, was incredible.

John Deary has always been credited for the equalizer but it was Robbie Painter last touch!!! . I got a training ball that night as well a rock hard mitre training ball.

More for your money at Flamingoland,did you notice that Dave.?

Mike Conroy almost pushing me off the wall

My favourite football match ever.
Never to be forgotten

Absolutely brilliant and saw myself standing on the dug out during the after match celebrations!

How did that thug Kielly (sp) stay on after that kick at Painter after the equaliser? Retro ban these days! (Wonder if it's too late!)

Dark Cloud wrote:How did that thug Kielly (sp) stay on after that kick at Painter after the equaliser? Retro ban these days! (Wonder if it's too late!)

He could get a ban from senior 5 a side or walking football I suppose. Almost 26 years ago now

bfcmik wrote:He could get a ban from senior 5 a side or walking football I suppose. Almost 26 years ago now

He went on to have quite a long and very high profile career, but always one to hold a grudge I never forgave or forgot that petulant thuggery which took place right in front of me at that end! (Tw**!!)

winsomeyen wrote:More for your money at Flamingoland,did you notice that Dave.?

You can take the man out of Yorkshire...

burnley007 wrote:My favourite football match ever.
Never to be forgotten

Certainly in my top three.

todclaret wrote:This footage is from the season highlight VHS tapes. I think they issued a set of two, which I have somewhere in the attic.

Anyone know how to transfer them to DVD?

I have both 1990-91 and 91-92 on VHS and still haven't transferred to DVD yet.

Which is surprising seeing as i commentated on both seasons

Fantastic utc

What a night and a half that was.

I got there early but it didn't help much. I ended up right at the back and couldn't see anything of our winning goal. I thought Conroy was overrunning it for a goal kick. I didn't see Super Johnny Francis in the box so assumed it was a cross to no one. I only knew we'd scored when everybody erupted. A fantastic moment.
Agree about Kiely - I hated him for evermore. Well done Deary The Minder.

Never tire seeing Deary drag Kiely into the net after the first and now I have a new angle to watch it from

Love it! I'm on it at 4 mins 50 running onto the pitch from the stand with the camera (Home end) where we'd been seated about 35 mins into the game after having to be escorted round the pitch during play.

Dressinggown wrote:That footage is superb. I've never seen it from that side. I was in the paddock in front of the main stand.

Jimmy Mullen provided the initial stepping stones for where we are today.

Those away games in the '91-92 season were something special despite the traumatic mental / physical injuries that went as par for the course.

Our Club Physio, Jimmy Holland, tended to my severe facial injuries in the Kettledrum Pub a few hours after a right 'Tear Up' at Mansfield. Moments later it all went off in the car park and one of my mates kicked my Coccyx through my Oesophagus

We were in our car on that car park away at Mansfield after that all important 1-0 win. We thought we'd avoided the bother, but the traffic was jammed. THEN about 300 of their absolute idiots (many of them Forest imports as they had no game that day) suddenly appeared and began marauding from car to car attacking people. We feared the worst as they closed in, until ONE lone copper turned up riding a white horse and he charged them and they all backed off and scattered. Talk about squeaky bum time!

Dressinggown wrote:That footage is superb. I've never seen it from that side. I was in the paddock in front of the main stand.

Jimmy Mullen provided the initial stepping stones for where we are today.

Those away games in the '91-92 season were something special despite the traumatic mental / physical injuries that went as par for the course.

Our Club Physio, Jimmy Holland, tended to my severe facial injuries in the Kettledrum Pub a few hours after a right 'Tear Up' at Mansfield. Moments later it all went off in the car park and one of my mates kicked my Coccyx through my Oesophagus

We got jumped on the way back to the car after the game.