Firstly, it wasn't Gary Talbot who put the ball into the net after it rebounded back into play against Alfreton in 2004.
It was Eddie Hussin.
And we actually went on to lose that game 2-1 anyhow.
And I have to say that you are doing the 2004/05 team a disservice in your description of that valiant 3-2 victory at Kettering Town.
I can't believe that any Alty fan who attended that particular game would write about it in those terms.
I think that's precisely his point. You can make any hard-fought/close victory sound a bit sh*t if you're detemined to put that spin on it.
None of us talk about that game like that, so why should we start talking about Farsley's achievements in that manner?
Apologies to ATS if I've completely misrepresented what he was saying, by the way...
Thanks, and indeed you did not misrepresent it at all
I was at Kettering and, on that day, as with many other days, I thought we were the best team outside the Football League, if not the Champions League (okay that last bit was silly, I apologise)
However, if you were to substitute our then Manager and our Current Manager and look back with a particular 'slant' on the achievement of the end of that season, it could be interpreted as being the luckiest promotion since Nick Clegg