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Sabin.
Story goes he was on Cribley’s testimonial committee in ’91 and has played on it ever since, getting freebies from the club.
I’ve heard its amazing how many different Brian Sabin’s actually collect free tickets at away ticket offices…..only for him to turn up later and be told they’ve already been collected. :lol:
nice fella
was always first int line to get on coach int old springfield days low and behold if you sat on that front seat before him
always walked slow with walking stick, but soon as we arrived at away ground off the coach like a wippet
so he could get his freebieActually Phil Daley scored the goal. Ball was crossed in from the left by Tankard if I remember correctly. At that time they had just removed the roof off the away end and the following look particularly sparse in an away end that held more than 3k.
When gaz worthy scored it was 1-1 seem to remember a bit of trouble outside hawthorn from them boing boing lot and many police horses.
Actually Phil Daley scored the goal. Ball was crossed in from the left by Tankard if I remember correctly. At that time they had just removed the roof off the away end and the following look particularly sparse in an away end that held more than 3k.If you are right, then you really do have an amazing memory!
I’m not convinced it was Daley who scored. BIGROY said it was Jimmy Carberry, or ‘Carbattery’ as he was often called. I thought Gary Worthington. I do recall we scored at the opposite end. I definitely remember that West Brom came back and absolutely hammered us, making us almost certain to go down.
Our team contained the likes of Winston White and Steve Nugent, didn’t it? That West Brom team were a decent side, and they got promoted, I am sure.
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