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Basskadet
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... sit down and settle in, just as we did 26 years ago:
1st half
2nd half
1st half
2nd half
skiathospurs
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Lol I ve got the DVD,thought about firing it up earlier.What a day,despite the early start,got home just in time to see forest bang the fourth past spam in the other semi,and then my best mate had £200 each way on woosy to win the masters,he was guaranteed a payout anyway cos he was going to be top 4 on last day,i remember when the putt to win it went in,more alcohol !!Probably my most sporty day ever!!
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All those silly, young Woolwich fans who go on and on about the "beautiful football their team is known for" ought to watch this game and see what Woolwich are really all about.
Foul and hoofball.
Foul and hoofball.
Thfcire
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Was there what a day
Don Diaz
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Yep couldn't believe it, fucking brilliant, so was Lineker and everyone else.
conor1
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Was at the final but remember this game like it was yesterday. Samways was superb and Gazza...Gazza was Gazza. One of the all time great cup moments.
Yid
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I remember the quater final game but the final is more memorable for me.
Simply because I was too young to hate the scum at that age. I knew I loved gazza and Lineker was my hero form the 1990 WC. It was those two who made me a YID.
Final vs Forrest my dad's team, who he wanted me to follow. I knew I loved gazza and he was playing and I knew my pals were all gutted because Spurs knocked their team out of the cup (never went with the masses). Think Lineker was already in Spain at that point not sure. Either way remember Gazzas horror tackle and the Des Walker their rock scoring our winner for us and my old man being crushed while I jumped for joy... he was fucking livid and that right there is where it all began... I was 100% a glory hunter. I had an established fan boy style interest but the cup win and the fact my pals hated spurs as they where all scum fans sealed my fate.
Simply because I was too young to hate the scum at that age. I knew I loved gazza and Lineker was my hero form the 1990 WC. It was those two who made me a YID.
Final vs Forrest my dad's team, who he wanted me to follow. I knew I loved gazza and he was playing and I knew my pals were all gutted because Spurs knocked their team out of the cup (never went with the masses). Think Lineker was already in Spain at that point not sure. Either way remember Gazzas horror tackle and the Des Walker their rock scoring our winner for us and my old man being crushed while I jumped for joy... he was fucking livid and that right there is where it all began... I was 100% a glory hunter. I had an established fan boy style interest but the cup win and the fact my pals hated spurs as they where all scum fans sealed my fate.
Ted the Yid
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Both bitter and sweet for me. The match was obviously brilliant but...
One of the few Wembley matches where they split almost all the tickets between both sets of fans without the corporate and FA afflicted allocations being imposed in the final and in the days before club Wembley.
Woolwich couldn't sell there 40k allocation so they went on general sale in the Spurs ticket office.
After queueing for 5 hours starting on paxton road and slowly making my way down past the shelf and the middle of the park lane end to the ticket office I was within pissing distance of getting a ticket before the sold out sign came out. Gutted.
Shame Arsenal are so shit these days, we could have had a reunion in this year's final. Not likely they'll get through though.
Have to make it a 81 reunion instead.
One of the few Wembley matches where they split almost all the tickets between both sets of fans without the corporate and FA afflicted allocations being imposed in the final and in the days before club Wembley.
Woolwich couldn't sell there 40k allocation so they went on general sale in the Spurs ticket office.
After queueing for 5 hours starting on paxton road and slowly making my way down past the shelf and the middle of the park lane end to the ticket office I was within pissing distance of getting a ticket before the sold out sign came out. Gutted.
Shame Arsenal are so shit these days, we could have had a reunion in this year's final. Not likely they'll get through though.
Have to make it a 81 reunion instead.
Don Diaz
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Paul Allen said at half time today that was his favourite game in a Spurs shirt.
Yid
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Soz i meant semi