Cardiff v Aldershot 20 March 1992

[Charlie]

http://www.theshots.co.uk/20-march-1992/

Still one of the most emotional nights I've ever had at a football match.
Proud that City helped then as much as they could, but genuinely gutted that clubs with far higher resources than ourselves could watch a club disintegrate for what wouldn't have been a huge sum of money.
similar to what Orient are going through at the moment I suppose.

[Feedback]

I remember that night very well. I remember the entire bob bank chanting 'Aldershot' at the end of the game.

[Charlie]

I remember that night very well. I remember the entire bob bank chanting 'Aldershot' at the end of the game.

Yep, their players did a lap of honour.

[blue matt]

as you said, a emotional night

nice to see so many chuck a quid or 2 into the buckets, made me proud to be a city fan

a downside, i dropped my " hot dog in a roll ", i loved them, a long roll with the hotdog right inside it, somewhat rammed down the center of it, not a roll cut open, trying to remember what they were called now

[Alfonso Perez]

Amazing to think that this was 25 years ago as I remember so much about the game. I recall being disappointed about not getting a match programme as they had sold out but the club then did another print run & I managed to get one

[El Gwapo]

Remember us having a mention on Saint & Greavsie for what we did

[itkman]

a downside, i dropped my " hot dog in a roll ", i loved them, a long roll with the hotdog right inside it, somewhat rammed down the center of it, not a roll cut open, trying to remember what they were called now
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[Mrs Steve R]

as you said, a emotional night

nice to see so many chuck a quid or 2 into the buckets, made me proud to be a city fan

a downside, i dropped my " hot dog in a roll ", i loved them, a long roll with the hotdog right inside it, somewhat rammed down the center of it, not a roll cut open, trying to remember what they were called now
:hehe: Random.

[Feedback]

as you said, a emotional night

nice to see so many chuck a quid or 2 into the buckets, made me proud to be a city fan

a downside, i dropped my " hot dog in a roll ", i loved them, a long roll with the hotdog right inside it, somewhat rammed down the center of it, not a roll cut open, trying to remember what they were called now
The hot dog was the duce: warm moist and succulent. Or something like that....

[Barry Shitpeas]

as you said, a emotional night

nice to see so many chuck a quid or 2 into the buckets, made me proud to be a city fan

a downside, i dropped my " hot dog in a roll ", i loved them, a long roll with the hotdog right inside it, somewhat rammed down the center of it, not a roll cut open, trying to remember what they were called now

Is that the ones that had a hot dog sausage down the centre and stuffed with grated cheese? They used to do them in the old Queens West?? shopping centre food court. I think they were called a Hot Rod.

[Dr Lecter]

Is that the ones that had a hot dog sausage down the centre and stuffed with grated cheese? They used to do them in the old Queens West?? shopping centre food court. I think they were called a Hot Rod.

I knew a girl who worked there making them.

They used to take the bread and force it down onto a phallus shaped object to make the hole. Then they had to move the bread in a swift up and down motion.

For some reason she hated it and got really embarrassed doing it.

Some people are just filthy.

[Bruce Foxton]

as you said, a emotional night

nice to see so many chuck a quid or 2 into the buckets, made me proud to be a city fan

a downside, i dropped my " hot dog in a roll ", i loved them, a long roll with the hotdog right inside it, somewhat rammed down the center of it, not a roll cut open, trying to remember what they were called now

Certainly puts the sad demise of Aldershot into perspective...

[blue matt]

:hehe: Random.

i know

its funny as the night was moving as a football fan, a team playing its last game, i felt it

but as a hotdog fan, it also had its moments

[blue matt]

Is that the ones that had a hot dog sausage down the centre and stuffed with grated cheese? They used to do them in the old Queens West?? shopping centre food court. I think they were called a Hot Rod.

i had the name " hot rod " in my mind as it goes, so you might be right, they used to squirt Tomato sauce in them aswell


I knew a girl who worked there making them.

They used to take the bread and force it down onto a phallus shaped object to make the hole. Then they had to move the bread in a swift up and down motion.

For some reason she hated it and got really embarrassed doing it.

Some people are just filthy.

thats the one, it was a metal rod


Certainly puts the sad demise of Aldershot into perspective...

Hotdog fans have feelings aswell you know :thumbup:

[NYCBlue]

i know

its funny as the night was moving as a football fan, a team playing its last game, i felt it

but as a hotdog fan, it also had its moments

3 points down the drain too.

[Llanedeyrnblue]

I was there my boy got our program signed by most of the both teams

[Joe Gillis]

They were selling them outside the ground in Vienna last October . Took me right back, watching the young aryan minx prepare mine was a delightful experience

[blue matt]

They were selling them outside the ground in Vienna last October . Took me right back, watching the young aryan minx prepare mine was a delightful experience

:thumbup:

[surge]

It's become a small-big night in our history too.