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On this day in history…27th November

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A look back at this day in history, and what was happening with Pompey courtesy of our sister site PompeyRama.

Thur 27 Nov 2008
UEFA 2:2 AC Milan H 2-2
Kaboul, Kanu
Att: 20,403 Click here for match details

Sat 27 Nov 2004
PL Bolton A 1-0
De Zeeuw
Att:25,008
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Sat 27 Nov 1999
Div 1 Bolton H 0-0
Att:10,431
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Sat 27 Nov 1993
Div 1 West Bromwich Albion A 1-4
McLoughlin
Att:13,867
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Sat 27 Nov 1982 Div 2
Doncaster Rovers H 2-1
Aizlewood p, Webb
Att:9,474
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Sat 27 Nov 1976
Div 3 Grimsby Town A 0-1
Att:3,836
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Sat 27 Nov 1971
Div 2 Luton Town A 2-3
Reynolds 2
Att:9,910
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Sat 27 Nov 1965
Div 2 Wolves A 2-8
Hiron, 1og
Att:17,199
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Sat 27 Nov 1954
Div 1 Chelsea A 1-4
Henderson
Att:40,358
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Sat 27 Nov 1948
Div 1 Arsenal H 4-1
Froggatt, Barlow, Phillips, Clarke
Att:42,500
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Sat 27 Nov 1937
Div 1 Wolves A 0-5
Att:21,612
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Sat 27 Nov 1926
Div 2 Wolves H 2-1 Haines 2
Att:15,304
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Sat 27 Nov 1920 Division
Three South Gillingham H 2-2
Armstrong, Abbott
Att:14,718
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Another feature, again courtesy of our sister site PompeyRama, sees us look at those Pompey personalities – past or present – who have a birthday on this day.

27/11/1931: Rodney Henwood
27/11/1966: Mark Kelly
27/11/1981: Matthew Taylor

From the Ed




Happy birthday to Rodney Henwood, Mark Kelly and Matthew Taylor – the Pompey players from the Blues’ past born on this day.

Henwood was well before my time, in fact not even known by name to be honest – I didn’t see too much of Kelly as he was playing a little before my time watching Pompey regularly.

As for Taylor, well he needs no introduction does he? A hero of mine, I was gutted when he left and I am still disappointed he has never come back but was also a tad sad by his celebrating in front of the Pompey fans against us at West Ham a few years back. Then again players come and go with him one of our best in the modern era, dare I say of all time?

Now onto the games previously played.

Played – 13
Won – 4
Drawn – 3
Lost – 6

I do recall a few of the games played but can only claim the one myself but what a game to claim.

AC Milan at Fratton Park, who would have dreamt that – competitive – game was ever possible? What a night, what an atmosphere and what a result, which could have been even greater but for the late Milan fightback. Easily in my top three games, anywhere, and probably my personal best at Fratton.

What are your memories of Henwood, Kelly and/or Taylor from their Pompey days? Also have you taken in any of the games previously played today – if so what are the memories from them too?

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