By Stephen Foster
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STOP PRESS After 148 years in existence Stoke City make it to their first ever FA Cup Final! First ever is a tautology, perhaps, but I’ll have to let it stand because ‘first’ isn’t strong enough on its own, not after a century and a half of not getting here. STOP PRESS Stoke City were formed in 1863. On Saturday 14th May 2011 they will play in their first ever FA Cup Final. While we believed that this day could come to pass for more or less everybody else, it seemed to be a simple matter of fate that it could never happen to us.
The presenter arrives 33. He looks knackered 34. His tie is purple 35. His shoes are scuffed 36. His name is Nick 37. Man United are losing; Blackpool are up 38. We go live in three 39. And now to Stephen Foster 40. He has written a book I tell Nick about Graham and his flight from New York. ‘That is what it means…’ says Nick, ‘…Isn’t it? ’ ‘Indeed it is,’ I say. ’ I am not normally emotional (I hear myself say as much) but today is different; I am nervous; it’s the Cup Final, I say, and I gesture with my arm, backwards - look, there’s the stadium - as if to prove it.
Alan Hudson, a seventies playboy who has found his way from the King’s Road to the Potteries, runs the match, taking liberties and the piss by turns and we beat Manchester City 4-0. At some point, perhaps fifteen minutes from time, the entire away end decamps. Half an hour later I see what they have been up to. They have rampaged through Stoke town centre and they have smashed the place up. Bourne Sports, my favourite shop, has had its picture window put through. This sort of hooliganism is routine in the seventies, but all the same this is epic, they have turned Stoke into Beirut.
