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FAN PROFILE
NAME John Siddle FIRST HOME GAME EVER SEEN: I think it was Macclesfield, a 4-4 draw in the cup, can’t remember whether it was the FA cup or the FA trophy. FIRST AWAY GAME EVER SEEN: Hartlepool United in the first round of the FA cup in the 1992/93 season BEST GAME EVER SEEN: A tie between promotion at Harrogate Town and the giant-killing away at Mansfield Town – both fantastic days. WORST GAME EVER SEEN: Stevenage Away – Relegated with an inept performance. No fight shown. BEST OCCASIONS: The euphoria of promotion, a day many young Sandgrounders thought they’d never see. WORST OCCASIONS: Undoubtedly relegation. A total lack of fight shown by the team in the circumstances. FAVOURITE EVER PLAYER: Brian Butler – A tough tackling midfielder who always gave his all. FUNNIEST MOMENT WATCHING SFC: The catering! BEST GOAL SEEN SCORED BY SOUTHPORT PLAYER: Lee Trundle versus Leigh, skipping past three players before curling the ball effortlessly into the top of the net. BEST GROUND VISITED WATCHING SFC: Either Yeovil’s Huish Park or Rushden and Diamond’s Nene Park. Fantastic grounds for then, non-league clubs.
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