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Writers' memories
Tony Incenzo has visited over 2500 football grounds. In this piece, Tony details some of his highlights from visiting non-league football.
Nick Szczepanik: Brian Horton - my favourite player
A bargain signing who was much more than just a hard tackler
Sean Graham: 2005, Everton v. Manchester United
Seeing Duncan Ferguson after twice missing the chance
Sean Graham: 1958 Munich Air Crash
Remembering the players, staff and journalists killed
Richard Williams: 1959, Leicester City v. Nottingham Forest
And a first experience of motor racing
"You’d think he wouldn’t hurt a fly.....an astonishingly amiable man."
Greg Jenner: 2010, Gareth Bale Champions League hat-trick
Inter Milan v. Tottenham Hotspur
Luca Hodges-Ramon. Ferenc Puskas Hungarian Footballing Legend 1927 - 2006
Ferenc Puskas: The football star that awoke a nation.
Graham Heywood: 1969, my first match
Manchester United with George Best v. West Ham United - and after a false start watching my uncle
Sean Graham. Hillsborough- A Tribute to the 96
From watching Aberdeen, Celtic, Rangers, Partick Thistle, Maryhill juniors and Scotland as well as watching Everton and Manchester United, I have plenty of memories to share for fans to hopefully enjoy and remember."
Sean Graham: my first visit to Edgeley Park
Meeting the people behind the scenes at Stockport County v. Brighouse Town
Lance Hardy: 1973 F.A. Cup Final
Sunderland v. Leeds United - Bob Stokoe's changes and signings, the Cup run and the Final
Roy Cavanagh MBE: 1957, the last Christmas Day match
Manchester United v Luton Town
Sean Graham: 2004, Everton v. Tottenham Hotspur
My visit to the city and the match
Rob Bishop: 1963, George Best's debut
Manchester United v. West Bromwich Albion
Athletic Bilbao v. Villa - "superb hospitality" : Villa v. Athletic Bilbao - not quite so superb
Leeds United supporter Heidi Haigh has written a book that provides a fascinating insight into life as a female football fan at a time when the sport was still regarded as a “man’s game”.
Heidi’s memoir Follow Me and Leeds United, is based on diaries she kept while watching the Whites home and away during their glory years of the 1970s.
Promotion and the title at Grimsby, with more celebrations at Newcastle United v. Leicester City
Excerpts from "The Footballer Who Could Fly" by Duncan Hamilton
Nige Tassell: 1991/1992, Our Double
Vauxhall Conference and F.A. Trophy winners - perhaps not entirely mine to enjoy, but I didn't care
Tony Fletcher: Two relegations but a promising revolution
The club changes under Malcolm Allison
Sean Graham: 1981 UEFA Cup win
My memories, and those of Frans Thijssen, of the players and the manager
Rob White: an interview with Dave Mackay
His memories of Hearts and of the Spurs players
Martin Polley; Half Man Half Biscuit
Memories of the 70s and a band from the 80s
Memories of meeting him as a child and an adult
Jim White: 1990 World Cup, the moment Gazza announced himself
England v. The Netherlands
Dan Freedman: 1985, Norman Whiteside goal
Manchester United v. Everton, 1985 F.A. Cup Final
Jon Howe: 1987, F.A. Cup Fifth Round
Leeds United v. QPR, a life-changing experience - and the club changed too
Karen Gill: Bill Shankly as Town Manager, a family memory
His pride in Denis Law
Dave Simpson: 1992, a memory of Eric Cantona
Leeds United (with Cantona) v. Chelsea
Willy Maley: attending Celtic games with my father
He loved European nights and beating Rangers, but not friendlies, aggregate scores or goalless draws
Daniel Gray: 1995, Juninho arrives
What his signing meant to the club and the area
James Kelman: Alan Gilzean and Jimmy Greaves
Manchester City v. Tottenham Hotspur and the G-Men
Rodge Glass: 1999 Champions League Final
Manchester United v. Bayern Munich - a family memory of tickets and new glasses