The game that changed our lives'

[mawspurs]

Think Spurs-Manchester City, and fans of a certain age will turn the clock back almost 40 years to a famous Thursday night at Wembley Stadium, one of the greatest night's in the Club's long history, the night Ricky Villa lit up Wembley, and 'Ossie's Dream' came true...

Source: Official Site

i was behind the goal watching Ricky weave through to slot home. What a day that was.

 

[whitesocks]

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I was behind the goal watching Ricky weave through to slot home. What a day that was.

That means you were in the man city end!

 

[mawspurs]

That means you were in the man city end!

I definitely wasn't.

 

[spud]

i was behind the goal watching Ricky weave through to slot home. What a day that was.

Me too. With my brother right in line with Ricky when he was slaloming through. I remember loads of people were yelling 'shoot' but he just kept going and slotted it home.

Amazing night. From going ahead early to going behind and starting to think that maybe we wouldn't win it. Then the equaliser and Ricky's winner. I didn't think the final could top winning the semi replay 3-0 at Highbury packed with yids. But it did.

 

[fitzy]

I was in the 1 section of the city end, that had been given to Spurs. The goal was scored the other end of the pitch

 

[The boy hoddle]

Think Spurs-Manchester City, and fans of a certain age will turn the clock back almost 40 years to a famous Thursday night at Wembley Stadium, one of the greatest night's in the Club's long history, the night Ricky Villa lit up Wembley, and 'Ossie's Dream' came true...

Source: Official Site

i was behind the goal watching Ricky weave through to slot home. What a day that was.

Got a great story re this one which will bore the crap out of you youngsters
mate phones me at six “ fancy driving up to Wembley and trying to get a ticket from a tout”
drove about 80 miles an hour in my mates girls mini Gt
first tout decent price for ticket walked in as kick off
magical night then drove down the Tottenham high road it was mental
people standing on tops of cars singing till about 1am

us old gits are allowed to reminisce ?