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Moment watching the Superwhites..........

 

Mine, Super Kev's goal in Munich to make it 2-2 :yahoo:

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Thought this was going to be easy - Andy Walker's second at Anfield, but then people have thrown others into the equation.

 

Vaz Te at Guimaraes

Coyle at Everton, probably because we were dead and buried at 2 down.

Bobic's hatrick against Ipswich, probably as much about sending them down as keeping us up, hence it being above beating Boro' the season after to stay up, even though I had a quid at 100/1 on Frandsen and 2-1.

 

But I am sticking with my first answer. Though KD in Munich probably would have topped it if I could have been there.

Well I'll chuck another into the mix - the final whistle at Fratton Park when it dawned on us we were in Europe for the first time.

Wrexham.

 

Loudest noise I've experienced at a match, with that low roof etc. Ceased to be a cheer or even a roar- my ears just gave way to a low hum as the hammer, anvil and stirrup vibrated beyond their elastic limit.

as the hammer, anvil and stirrup vibrated beyond their elastic limit.

I'm pretty sure that sentence is a first for WW, despite its long history! :good:

Oh hang, just checked it that's not true - in fact Widders used it in October 2007 when admiting to an act of bestiality in a blackmith's workshop. :pardon:

Surely Widders would have used the Latin terminology!

Surely Widders would have used the Latin terminology!

he declined

Wrexham, having dropped so far the long road to recovery begins :yahoo:

Vaz te vs Guimaraes.

 

I was nearly dry mounted by a random, 20 stone gayer when Vaz Te scored that :mellow:

 

Davies at Munich, Wrexham away with Sooty in the crowd, lager command vans, ooohh aaaahhhh Brannigan at Anfield, wins at O.T. and for some reason one that really stands out was 'that' goal by Okocha against West Ham :good:

 

I still have the scar on my left calf from the following celebrations.

Hull away was something else,

 

but mine was beating West Ham with JJ's goal, so much pressure on that match, plus it stuck two fingers up at the knobbers in the press!!

 

My little boy was born the afternoon before, so will always be up there for me!!!

heres two for the senior members....

beating Liverpool in the League cup...1967

Garry Jones 3 v City 0

brilliant going to school the mornings after

heres two for the senior members....

beating Liverpool in the League cup...1967

Garry Jones 3 v City 0

brilliant going to school the mornings after

 

 

Oh aye! That 3-2 over Liverpool was a blinder and then stuffing City was marvellous. Our history teacher was a blue and we almost had the fecker in tears with the p1ss taking.

 

We managed it with the RE teacher who was Liverpool fan. Threw his bible and stormed out skriking :D

Again, some good shouts.........but Reading at Wembley does it for me.

 

However Hull away and that pitch invasion runs it close!

Reading in playoffs

5-0 at filbert street

Hull and bournmouth away are up there because of we could not afford to drop any points and were behind in both games. They were both good trips out with early starts in warm spring sunshine 3 days apart.

 

But the best was Blackburn away in 78, can never be beaten.

Were we behind in the Bournemouth game? The memory ain't what it was. I could have sworn they equalised Julian darby's opener and Phil Brown got the winner.

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Were we behind in the Bournemouth game? The memory ain't what it was. I could have sworn they equalised Julian darby's opener and Phil Brown got the winner.

 

I will go with that,was it 3 days before or after the Hull game,i will go with the latter :pardon:

Were we behind in the Bournemouth game? The memory ain't what it was. I could have sworn they equalised Julian darby's opener and Phil Brown got the winner.

 

you are quite correct sir, its my memory thats dodgy.

Hull and bournmouth away are up there because of we could not afford to drop any points and were behind in both games. They were both good trips out with early starts in warm spring sunshine 3 days apart.

 

But the best was Blackburn away in 78, can never be beaten.

Good call BG, I'll never forget that night as long as I live.

Did they play 'Oh What A Night' by the 4 Seasons, over the tannoy when we were all on the pitch? I'm sure they did as it has been my favourite record ever since that night, purely for nostalgia.

Beating Liverpool at Anfield 2-0 in FA cup 1993 Walker and Mcginley goals for me cant beat that. Sent shock waves around the world that did :yahoo:

 

Agree with that but also Nolans goal away to Plovdiv. 1st Euro away and all that

 

 

 

any excuse to play this

Agree with that but also Nolans goal away to Plovdiv. 1st Euro away and all that

 

 

 

any excuse to play this

 

Their goal was quite a cracker if i remember correctly.

Munich equaliser

2-1 at United after going 1-0 down

Play off final against Preston

Hull on that friday night

 

FA Cup games:-

Anfield (2-0)

Highbury (3-1)

Goodison (3-2)

 

I am starting to feel better now after doing the worst ever list !!

Munich equaliser

never miss a chance to plug one of me own videos :roll:

So many great nights,days and occasions but the Bolton bug for me began in the 70s the Newcastle game at Burnden had the feel of a massive game, a fantastic 3-3 draw and the 2 replays were also big big games even in Little Hulton, also the defining moment for me that put me on this incredible journey of watching Bolton was the 1/4 final match against Derby, I was 12 at the time and Derby were a magnificent team recently champions of England, Derby and Bolton were my teams, Bolton won and that was the end of Derby for me and it has been Bolton ever since.

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Unless we win a cup final I can't see anything ever beating the Reading game - done and dusted at 2-0 down and penalty awarded.....waiting to see if De Freitas' shot would roll in was the sweetest agony ever. I didn't have much left to give after roaring myself hoarse when it rolled in, so the winning goals were almost anti-climactic.

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Reading 95 for me by a mile. How many on here can honestly say when he put the ball on the spot for the penalty thought we would be a premier league team later that day???

 

Not me but when daffy scooped the ball in in ET i was blind with excitment!

:yahoo:

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