1995 -
PULP, release different class.
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That was a quality celebration when that goal went in. Whole end erupted.
Originally posted by @KRG
didnt we beat 'em 1-0 the next season too? Davies goal, I think.
Yep. I was travelling round India (pre-internet) and had to phone home to find out during a blackout in Agra.
We just about held on, thanks to a man of the match display from, Jones the gloves.
October 31st
1971: strange hour for an attack!
Bomb explodes in Post Office tower
A bomb has exploded in the Post Office tower causing extensive damage but no injuries.
The blast occurred at 0430GMT on the 33rd floor of the tower and shortly after police received a call from a man claiming that the âKilburn Battalionâ of the IRA was behind the attack.
1974:
Led Zeppelin held the UK launch for their new record label Swan Song at Chislehurst Caves, Kent, England on Halloween night. Drinks were served by nuns in suspenders, a naked woman lay in a coffin covered in jelly and naked male wrestlers cavorted in recesses of the caves. Label mates Bad Company, The Pretty Things and Maggie Bell also attended. The launch also tied in with the releases of The Pretty Things new album Silk Torpedo. The label was named after an unreleased Zeppelin instrumental track.
I bet the Halloween and fireworks in Carlisle tonight have nothing as exciting⊠Nuns in suspenders, what sort of nunnery is that!
1st November (Christmas next month everyone)
1970: horrendous!!
Nightclub inferno âwipes out generationâ
A fire at a nightclub in France has killed 142 people, most of them teenagers.
The club, a mile from the town of St Laurent du Pont, near Grenoble, was packed with revellers when the fire started at around 0145 local time (0045 GMT).
A fire department spokesman said the partly-wooden building âwent up like a box of matchesâ and the victims perished within 10 minutes.
âMusicâ
1997: Scandinavian dance-pop act Aqua started a four-week run at No.1 on the UK singles chart with âBarbie Girl.â A massive world-wide hit the single has sold more than 8 million copies.
1st November 1994
Bazzaâs favourite Southampton player was born.
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2006
saints beat Wolves at SMS 2-0
- Big Vic scored from 45 yards at Hull in the first minute. 1-0 win.
November 2nd
1959:
Britainâs first long-distance motorway opened on this day in 1959 after the first section of the M1 was built.
The initial 72 miles of the triple carriageway between Watford and Rugby - or junctions 5 to18 â was seen as a revolutionary development in British transport.
The high-speed highway cut journey times between the two by almost an hour as well as alleviating congestion on trunk roads and streets in towns.
A British PathĂ© newsreel commemorating its opening to traffic, which â to the astonishment of viewers today â consisted of just a few cars.
It also showed the âultra-modernâ signposting, which had been redesigned to use easier-to-read lower-case lettering instead of traditional block capitals used until then.
1979
AC/DC played the second of three sold out nights at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, with Def Leppard supporting.
2005:
the first and only game to be postponed at SMS v Palace.
November 3rd.
A piece of news that still sends chills down my spine. It was so planned and calculated!
1993:
Two boys charged with toddlerâs murder:
Two 10-year-old boys have been charged with the abduction and murder of two-year-old James Bulger in Liverpool.
The toddler went missing from the Strand Shopping Centre in Bootle last Friday and his body was found on a railway embankment less than three miles away two days later, on 14 February.
1990:
âIce Ice Babyâ, by Vanilla Ice became the first rap record to top the US singles chart, (and later also a UK No.1 single). The track was initially released as the B-side to the rapperâs cover of âPlay That Funky Musicâ, and became the A-side after US DJâs started playing the track.
I never knew about this Saints record
2007:
Saints amazing scoring sequence finally came to a disappointing end as they lost 0-1 at home to Charlton. It was the first time George Burleyâs men had failed to hit the back of the net, since they lost by the same score at home to Derby 9 (NINE) months earlier, also to the last kick of the game. Since the Derby game Saints had scored in 31 successive games, home and away in the league, cup and playoffs.
4th Nov. 1972.
Saints 1 Norwich 0. Scored by the legend that was, Bob McCarthy.
Even stranger was that we were on MOTD ( only 2 games shown per show in those days, children) and Bob got 3rd place in Novemberâs Goal of the Month
1995: Israeli PM shot dead.
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has been assassinated.
Mr Rabin was shot three times at close range in the stomach and chest by an assailant as he left a peace rally in Tel Aviv earlier on Saturday.
1957, Jackie Wilson made his US chart debut with âReet Petiteâ, (it made No.1 in the UK in 1986, 29 years after its first re
1986:
Le God came off the bench to score his first senior goals, as he grabbed a double in a 4-1 win over Man U. Ron Atkinson was sacked 2 days later⊠The rest was history for the rest of the league, from that point!
5th November
1605 - Guy Fawkes is betrayed and arrested in an attempt to blow up the British Parliament in the âGunpowder Plot.â Ever since, England has celebrated Guy Fawkes Day.
1872 - Susan B. Anthony is arrested for trying to vote.
1935 - Parker Brothers company launches âMonopoly,â a game of real estate and capitalism.
2006 - Former president of Iraq Saddam Hussein, along with Barzan Ibrahim al-Tikriti and Awad Hamed al-Bandar, is sentenced to death for the massacre of 148 Shiâa Muslims in 1982.
A day late but what the hellâŠ
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James Beattie scores a brilliant injury-time winner to earn #SaintsFC a 3-2 victory against Chelsea FC in November 2000. ( St Maryâs Stadium )
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