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What was Your first Notts away game

Magic magpie
in Granny Pie's General Discussion

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I might have the date muddled up but @2piesonmyshirt kindly took me and @super_pie to Hartlepool.

2nd of February 2013 I believe was the date.

I made pretty much all of the games after and up to 2016, I miss going and I hope to return to the road for away trips at some point. There's nothing like a good away day and I have been lucky to have enjoyed many with good like minded fans.

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I don't remember, I would have been 7-10 years old at the time.

Oh oh oh ohhhhh, everywhere where we go, watching super County putting on a show!

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This will sound confusing.The first time I saw Notts away was also my very first away game as a Rams fan.I've mentioned this before.I was taken to Meadow Lane by my dad's youngest brother,my  Uncle Stan.It was on 5/10/1957,a League 2 (2nd tier) game which Notts won 1- 0 in front of 23,966 fans.I was 10 years old and the only thing that I remember from the actual game was Notts' Peter Russell being sent off.The first time I saw Notts playing away from home was actually a home game for me.It was a 4th round FA Cup match at The Baseball Ground on 5/2/1972.The attendance was 39,450 and (Whisper very quietly) Rams won 6 - 0.Kevin Hector scored his 100th Ramss goal ,Alan Durban got a hatrick,Alan Hinton scored a penalty and John Robson scored the other goal. In spite of the score line I thought Notts acquitted themselves quite well,  especially as they ended the season 4th in League 3 (3rd tier) while my Rams went on to become English champions for their first time.Notts were promoted the folloeing season.

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Just now, Magic magpie said:

Some good memories and Games here ????????????????????????

I had to google dates,attendances and goal scorers .I remember Meadow Lane was like The Baseball Ground- old but full of character.

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1 minute ago, super_ram said:

I had to google dates,attendances and goal scorers .I remember Meadow Lane was like The Baseball Ground- old but full of character.

Hopefully these good days will return with the character 

#12

I forget the year but it was Wrexham, I know Notts won but even the scoreline escapes me. I should look it up and if I had time I would.

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Sheffield United 2011/12 season. 27th December. Alan Judge put us ahead but Ched Evans and an Alan Sheehan own goal gave The Blades the win. Still got my mag from that day too.

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