[Rerun]1989/90 and the Southend match. 8.30pm

[Rosencrantz]

Every time Nevs ran into the penalty area with the ball, the cry would ring around the ground "Fall over". Good times

I think most were surprised to see Nev's keep his balance to score that second against Sunderland. Great night even though it ended in disappointment. Home to Coventry in the quarters would have been interesting.

 

[STURTZ]

Yeah, Cooper overspent and got out and when he came back he oversaw the financial meltdown that eventually saw us sinking to the depths of the league and eventually relegation to the conference and relegation, but what team and what a squad! That Southend game featured many players that were not regular first team, no Shaun Taylor, no Jim McNichol, we'd also lost the talents of Chris Vinnicombe and Darren Rowbotham that season and yet still won the league by ten clear points.
We may have been on a one way ticket to oblivion but God. I'd do it again!

 

[Oldsmobile-88]

Part of Terrys interview featuring the wingers in that team.

💬 Terry Cooper: "We knew if we could leave him one against one then 99 times out of 100 he was going to roll it along the six yard area.”

It was a side that not only had the balance right on the pitch, in terms of players playing in the right positions, but off the pitch with a mixture of youth an experience. In part three of this interview manager Terry Cooper gives his thoughts on a couple of the experienced players as well as his d

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[les.gtfc]

Any chance of showing your last game of the 1990/91 season?

 

[Oldsmobile-88]

More from Terry on some of the players in that season.

💬 Terry Cooper: "He reminded me of Gordan Banks because he was so laid back but when the whistle went, he was on the ball and he made it look easy.”

In part three of this interview Terry Cooper talked about the experienced and flair players that helped to guide Exeter City to title success in 1989/90. However, in the final part he touches on the young players who made an impact and those who provided defensive steel to the team to allow their fl

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[grecIAN Harris]

I think most were surprised to see Nev's keep his balance to score that second against Sunderland. Great night even though it ended in disappointment. Home to Coventry in the quarters would have been interesting.

That bloody back pass that beat Tim Carter all ends up..........