Bet he was a bit pig sick by the end of the game having seen Sonny Carey score. He was developed on their doorstep at Norwich and Kings Lynn so was probably one on their radar.Bumped into Barry Fry on the car park yesterday on my way into the ground. Still one of football’s great characters. ‘Mr Posh’ they call him. Still involved in recruitment at Peterborough. Unearthed a few gems over the years.
They might of been in for him to be fair but I think Critch had a lot of influence on Carey choosing us over other clubs.Bet he was a bit pig sick by the end of the game having seen Sonny Carey score. He was developed on their doorstep at Norwich and Kings Lynn so was probably one on their radar.
7 - 1 if you don't mind, we took the lead. (If same game).Wasn’t he the Birmingham manager when they beat us 7-0?
They beat us 1-0 at Underhill in the play offs!Barry's a great character who I had the privilige of talking to at a sportsman's dinner once. I brought up the subject of the Play Off semi first leg where they absolutely hammered us but drew 0-0. Stan Flashman sacked him before the return leg!
His reaction was very colourful. It got even better when I mentioned Mark Carter's miss. The pitch was waterlogged, but he headed the ball down centre of goal and it bounced over the bar! He cursed the groundsman.
That was the night Morty died if I remember right? It was certainly a hard fought victory.He was Barnet gaffer I think when we played them in the play offs - they were all over us at Bloomers and how we won (Andy Garner scored I think) I haven't a clue. They were a good side that year.
Didn't he go round St Andrews pissing on each corner flag to lift a gypsy's curse?7 - 1 if you don't mind, we took the lead. (If same game).
Yes we did, Darren Bradshaw scored for us.7 - 1 if you don't mind, we took the lead. (If same game).
Morty died the year before, on 22nd May 1991. It was the day we beat Scunthorpe in the play-off semi-final second leg to secure the ill-fated final against Torquay. It was our first visit to Wembley since 1953.That was the night Morty died if I remember right? It was certainly a hard fought victory.
Ah of course. I've found the details on 11 v 11. I went to the away game the year before when we had Sinclair, Wright, Eyres, Bamber, Groves et al and got battered by just the 3, but should have been more.Morty died the year before, on 22nd May 1991. It was the day we beat Scunthorpe in the play-off semi-final second leg to secure the ill-fated final against Torquay. It was our first visit to Wembley since 1953.
Barnet were a very good side in 92. They didn't hold back in both legs and it was a very hard fought victory. Fry had certainly announced himself with their style of play.
Bradshaw also scored the equaliser for them with a diving header.Yes we did, Darren Bradshaw scored for us.
Aye, unfortunately for us and him it cancelled out the only goal he ever scored for us! quite liked him as a player mind.Bradshaw also scored the equaliser for them with a diving header.