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[Football] Great world cup moments
- Thread starter Simster
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Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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Caneggia NEARLY slipping past the Cameroon team.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
...and Beckham's petulance costing us dear
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
The world cup is about far more than just football though in my opinion. It's a major cultural event that brings the whole world together - such as it did in 1994 as it did with The German football team and The Village People. This is right up there for me.
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
- 6,362
The Carlos Alberto goal is the pinnacle for me. Nothing will ever come near the brilliance and exuberance of that side and that final goal just signed, sealed and delivered the perfect ending. They played football with a joy in their hearts and magic in their boots and should be held up for all time as the way to play the game. Every player was confident on the ball, had good control and could go past people. They didn't go backwards very often and when they did, it was only briefly.
Every young child becoming interested in football should be shown film of that side and I guarantee that they will fall in love with the game.
Every young child becoming interested in football should be shown film of that side and I guarantee that they will fall in love with the game.
Hillian1
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Colonel Angus
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Always liked this.
And the ref being so unimpressed with the challenge that he shows a red card, followed by a yellow, brandished twice!
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
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Best world cup tune ever
Best world cup tune ever
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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The History Channel is PACKED with World Cup stuff this week.
Anyone else watch 'One Night in Turin' last night? A great watch, and so many similarities in the build up (press slagging off certain players etc.)
Out of all the tournaments I've been to, Italia 90 was my favourite - brilliant times.
One thing I noticed watching last night, was that the Union Flag was still widely carried by English fans - yet 6 years later at Euro 96 it was all flags of St. George.
Anyone else watch 'One Night in Turin' last night? A great watch, and so many similarities in the build up (press slagging off certain players etc.)
Out of all the tournaments I've been to, Italia 90 was my favourite - brilliant times.
One thing I noticed watching last night, was that the Union Flag was still widely carried by English fans - yet 6 years later at Euro 96 it was all flags of St. George.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
Slut Faced Whores
I always think the BBC countdowns are a bit hackneyed and there are better iconic moments than they suggest. Here are some of mine, feel free to add your own:
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Didn't the President of Zaire say the team had to win the cup of they would brought back home and murdered? Nice blokie.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
After they beat us in the second round, I remember went crazy when Bergkamp knocked Argentina out in the quarters - but nowhere near as crazy as this Dutch commentator did. This is brilliant if you haven't heard it before.
Not Andy Naylor
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Not Andy Naylor
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Was Serginho related to Diana Ross? They both missed the goal in similar fashion.
Theatre of Trees
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Particularly like the co-commentator laughing his head off in the background
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