ten greatest sporting memories

mullins wrote:1

6 Stuggart 88

7 Genoa 90

8 New york 94

Soccerball is not a sport, it's a commercial enterprise.....Fill in three more.

Boxtyeater wrote:

mullins wrote:1

6 Stuggart 88

7 Genoa 90

8 New york 94

Soccerball is not a sport, it's a commercial enterprise.....Fill in three more.

I agree boxty- put they were special times for the Irish people and Mullins before it became a commericial enterprise

mullins wrote:
Good day to be on the hill bald eagle standing ovation from the Dublin fans

Was at the Semi-final too, on the hill as well, the recpetion from the Dublin fans after the game will stay with me for a long long time. Wonderful fans who were brilliant throughout the whole game, great craic and very good losers after the game.

i'm not going to list 10 but 3 in particular stick out

1) Roy Keane's performance against Juve in CL semi final in 99 - one of the best individual performances i have seen

2) Conor Gormley's block in the All Ireland Final versus Armagh in 2003

3) my own club winning our first (and only) Tyrone senior championship title in 2003 - proud day and especially so in the year Tyrone won first All Ireland.

bocerty wrote:1) Roy Keane's performance against Juve in CL semi final in 99 - one of the best individual performances i have seen

Can't have been that great sure he didn't even get a start in the Final ....

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

bocerty wrote:1) Roy Keane's performance against Juve in CL semi final in 99 - one of the best individual performances i have seen

Can't have been that great sure he didn't even get a start in the Final ....

Only messing - at least he didn't go blubbering when he got yellow - instead rolled up his sleeves and got his team mates to the final. My three bros were there (one Utd, one Chelsea, one Fulham) all were overawed by the performance - occasion.

ps Looks like John Terry will be lifting two cups with his team mates next month as distinct from lifting two cups of his team mate's ......

Jayo Cluxton wrote:Only messing - at least he didn't go blubbering when he got yellow - instead rolled up his sleeves and got his team mates to the final. My three bros were there (one Utd, one Chelsea, one Fulham) all were overawed by the performance - occasion.

ps Looks like John Terry will be lifting two cups with his team mates next month as distinct from lifting two cups of his team mate's ......

Though im sure JT would agree that Wembley just is'nt the same without the symbolic twin towers.

OMAR wrote:Though im sure JT would agree that Wembley just is'nt the same without the symbolic twin towers.

I'm sure he'll cross that bridge when he comes to it .....