"Take Willy and his friend Nicky to the Valley to see Sheffield Wednesday's second game of the season - against Charlton. Perfect afternoon for football. Sun, not a breath of wind and the pitch verdant and springy. Wednesday have a glorious and unequivocally deserved 3 - 0 victory.
Usual police presence outside - motorcycles, Alsatian dogs at the ready. The ever-present tension not relieved by their presence.
Up the main road, off which our car is parked a crowd suddenly starts to run. There are shouts, ugly faces contorted with rage, bricks and bottles thrown. The Police seem to do nothing.
I see a bottle tossed at the window of a house, another hurled from a van full of supporters, which lands and smashes beside a baby in a pram at a corner shop. Quite why the cruelty and hate behind the fighting can be so easily fanned, I don;t know. And the urge to destroy and damage is strong. It's almost entirely the work of boys from 13 - 18, with one or two sinister older ones stirring it up!"
1. Who wrote this?
2. When was the game referred to?
3. Which three latter day Addicks played for Wednesday that day?
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Comments
2. around 84/85
1. I quoted it, I didn't write it : - )
2. No
Spot on
No
3. Shirtliff, Pearson and Bolder
Correct
Just 1. to get now
No
nope
No