Are you about 16stone and stinking of ale? If so i think i may be the bloke you kissed on the cheek!!!BufordUSABlue said:Yawning Donkey said:Except Dickov's it has to be........hmmmm......I can't decide........
Trev at Bradford?
Power at Villa Park?
Ireland v Hamburg?
I'll plump for Tricky Trev in '89.
All good but here's mine;
1. Sir Paul's goal in the Wembley play off - the significance can only be measured by the events over the last 12 months or so! I totally lost it and came up for air dancing with a guy who i had never seen before (or after for that matter!) in my life, i actually remember kissing him on the cheek as well!
2. Stevie Mac's goal in 81 replay - although it had started to kick off in our end by then (full of Spuds!) so i was 'bobbing & weaving'.....that was a rough night!!
3. Hinchy's goal in the 5-1 - Pure class and his face said it all whilst celebrating in front of the Rags who were still left in the Platt Lane!
4. Powers goal at Villa Park - Got us to Wembley!
5. Kennedy's goal at Blackburn and the touchline celebration that followed - just look at the faces!
All wonderful.....wonderful days/nights and looking ofrward to many, many more in the future now!!!
yeseye said:Steve mckenzie's sweet volley against spurs, at wembley in '81'
Billy City said:I like thousands of other blues and lots on here seen lots of great goals since the early 70's but one which comes straight into my head is paul Dickov's Wembley 99 last gasp goal which took the game into E.T. and then pens. When Horlock made it 2-1 i still felt gutted and was sure we were staying in that shitty league for another year, but when he hit the ball and it went flying into the roof of the net beating Vince Bartram the feeling was amazing that will take some beating if i see it now it still sends shivers down my spine,look forward reading other blues what City goals meant to them.
Dennis Tueart 76, overhead kickBilly City said:I like thousands of other blues and lots on here seen lots of great goals since the early 70's but one which comes straight into my head is paul Dickov's Wembley 99 last gasp goal which took the game into E.T. and then pens. When Horlock made it 2-1 i still felt gutted and was sure we were staying in that shitty league for another year, but when he hit the ball and it went flying into the roof of the net beating Vince Bartram the feeling was amazing that will take some beating if i see it now it still sends shivers down my spine,look forward reading other blues what City goals meant to them.