I remember it very well. Was about 13 stood in one of the corners. There was an elderly wire fan near us with the worst language i've ever heard, you just didn't expect it from a 70 year old woman.
When lydon kicked it i had time to turn to my mum and say 'did he drop kick it?' she said i think so then i turned round to see it go over the sticks
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Was behind him and just about to go for a pee, said to my mate "He`s gone for a drop". My mate looked at me as if I`d gone strange. Always glad my bladder managed to hold on that day.
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Fair enough then I suppose. Rugby League was so much better in those days wasn't it.
