Garry Thompson goal v West Ham LC semi (1 Viewer)

fernandopartridge

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #1

Walker's second today reminded of it quite a lot

 

Johhny Blue

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #2

Why? I guess because they were both right footed?

 

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Deleted member 9744

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #3

Reminded me more of one Garry Bannister scored at Old Trafford

 

Esoterica

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #4

fernandopartridge said:

Walker's second today reminded of it quite a lot

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His own goal reminded me quite a lot of Pukki's in the week too. Wilson's positioning was about the same as Les Sealey for it!

 

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Deleted member 2477

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #5

Think Seeley must have had a bet on that night

 

pastythegreat

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #6

Who was in goal for us? Lee Burge?

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bulko

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #7

The second leg listening to it on the radio we lost as a kid I cried I was so upset.

 

Grendel

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #8

bulko said:

The second leg listening to it on the radio we lost as a kid I cried I was so upset.

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The most bizarre thing about the second leg was the goal line clearance from David Cross - terrible night that

 

Gibbo

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #9

fernandopartridge said:

Walker's second today reminded of it quite a lot

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I was there.....On the Kop of beloved memory. That was a very good side.

 

Colin Steins Smile

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #10

I was there on the kop and the team showed real character to come back from two down.
The noise that night was really loud.
I was heart broken after the second leg thinking I would never see the sky blues play at Wembley. How wrong was I !

 

lifeskyblue

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #11

Great game, great comeback. Ultimate disappointment at West Ham. And at Spurs in FA Cup. Really heartbreaking


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tokyojim

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #12

Was at that too. What a night. Shame our keeper turned out to be a West Ham supporter.

 

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Theonlywayisskyblue

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #13

One of the greatest nights ever at HR. And the return at Upton Park was one of the worst nights ever. We missed a chance in the first few minutes and you just knew what was coming. At least I got a day off school - and my Dad got a bollocking from my English teacher for taking me. He was a WBA season ticket holder so Dad wasn’t having any of that. The week didn’t end well either as I think we went out of the FA cup at Spurs

 

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play_in_skyblue_stripes

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #14

Tough going to two away cup games in London in about 4 days and losing both, All relative though, what I would give for that now on all sorts of levels. In saying that you would never be able to afford it.

 

steveo1987

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #15

Away leg not for the faint hearted

 

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play_in_skyblue_stripes

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• Feb 20, 2021

• #16

steveo1987 said:

Away leg not for the faint hearted

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It was scary indeed.

 

CanadianCCFC

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• Feb 21, 2021

• #17

Johhny Blue said:

Why? I guess because they were both right footed?

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It’s been a while since we’ve seen a right footed goal.
We don’t score much