March 1983: Portsmouth 6.57 Crew v 4,000 Cardiff Soul Crew (The Clock Incident)

This story is from the rivalry in the 80s between the 6.57 crew of Portsmouth and the Cardiff City Soul Crew. We'll let 2 rival fans tell their recollections of this intense meet up.
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[@SIRDKA]

Two good mobs back in the day. Pompey probably travelled more though.

[@Crottly]

I was at the game, in the ground at 12ish as on one of the first trains to arrive and the atmosphere built as each train arrived and then the coaches. One of the best atmosphere in any game I have been to over my 50 years of football. Not much of a game. Remember Pompey had Billy Rafferty in attack. Back there the following season as we both went up and drew 1-1 with Trevor Lee scoring.

[@DuncanMcintyre-jk3qb]

Nicely done 657 to get to Cardiff

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

Does Johnny Westwood still rings that effing bell?

[@user-mh9cu1tj8i]

Yes

[@Davies28]

2000 Cardiff that day, not 4000!!!

[@Lamby1010]

Bar stewards 😄

[@O1NTM3NT]

Bradford ointment lads 1st 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧✊

[@whiteflash72]

Who ?

[@user-mh9cu1tj8i]

Bradford 🤣

[@mick6370]

And we all know how soft ointment is 🤣

[@mickfoskett6629]

First at what?...running!!😉👹

[@shaunangell2265]

Good mob Bradford always travelled on double decker buses back in the 70s to away games. No poncing about with them just straight in didn't have big numbers but always game as fuck 👍⚔️