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monkey hanger · 23-09-2016, 07:45

[QUOTE=Lord Didsbury;1177308]Ah, Colchester United.
As a former Leeds fan the name is etched vividly in my memory. The 3-2 defeat of Leeds in the 1971 FA Cup was more or less regarded as the biggest ever giant killing act at the time.

remember that day as if it was yesterday your lordship. sat outside my parents house listening to the game on my lagonda,s car radio. yes i was rich before i got married. i,ve always hated leeds, the team, the city and the railway station. one of the best football days of my life without being at a game. thanks for the memories.

23-09-2016, 07:45	#2
monkey hanger God Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: keighley Posts: 5,327 Liked: 2769 times Rep Power: 86405	Re: Colchester and the ghosts of Layer Road [QUOTE=Lord Didsbury;1177308]Ah, Colchester United. As a former Leeds fan the name is etched vividly in my memory. The 3-2 defeat of Leeds in the 1971 FA Cup was more or less regarded as the biggest ever giant killing act at the time. remember that day as if it was yesterday your lordship. sat outside my parents house listening to the game on my lagonda,s car radio. yes i was rich before i got married. i,ve always hated leeds, the team, the city and the railway station. one of the best football days of my life without being at a game. thanks for the memories.