March 6, 201313 yr Done. ... but you just know 1991 will win the poll by a mile. Cunts. Edited March 6, 201313 yr by DazBob
March 6, 201313 yr arsenal beating united in 78 ish i was at that age when the fa cup final was massive that last minute winner was proper suite bobby stokes was agood un, too there may be a theme developing
March 6, 201313 yr I voted 1923 but must of been pissy as I remember very little of the game. Same as, last thing i remember was some Madrid esque copper knocking me over on his big white horse,Cunt
March 6, 201313 yr Same as, last thing i remember was some Madrid esque copper knocking me over on his big white horse,Cunt Foweraker out.
March 6, 201313 yr Same as, last thing i remember was some Madrid esque copper knocking me over on his big white horse,Cunt Yeah I got on the pitch as I'm a bad ass
March 7, 201313 yr Away from the choices on there, some great memories including winning goals against the flith by Alan Sunderland and Bobby Stokes. One which always stays with me though is from Evertons 3-2 win over Sheffield Wednesday in 1966. Evertonian gets on the pitch and the coppers trying to catch him had almost everyone in the country in stitches. I wonder if that is on Youtube? Edited March 7, 201313 yr by bolty58
March 7, 201313 yr Winning the FA Cup in 1991 to seal the double did not change history as Preston had already done it in 1889. JSL
March 7, 201313 yr Same as, last thing i remember was some Madrid esque copper knocking me over on his big white horse,Cunt Coffee everywhere
March 7, 201313 yr Winning the FA Cup in 1991 to seal the double did not change history as Preston had already done it in 1889. JSL 1991 wasn't Kenny Dalglish's last game as Liverpool manager either shite poll, may as well just put 1923 as the only option
March 7, 201313 yr other than the 1923 bit, all the others are just shit. There have been far more "special" or "greater" moments than the other 4 that have been put up. What a load of shit....at least the right one is winning though
Get voting folks.
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