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Tottenham away 1985 for me,the night all the traumas of my schooldays ended,the night you knew the BIG one was ours!!
My dad always tells me about this. He went to this game straight after a 10 hour shift which he went to straight from a party without any sleep.Tottenham away 1985 for me,the night all the traumas of my schooldays ended,the night you knew the BIG one was ours!!
Can't remember much that the teachers taught me but as an eight year old i went to Goodison for the final home game of the 69-70 season.
I had a cut off ladder so i could see properly leaning against the fence at the bottom of Gwladys st and a brand new pair of shoes for school.
The capacity in them days was just under 60k and it was a full house.
Colin Harvey (seriously underrated player) and Alan Whittle scored the two goals that won us the championship.
At the end of the game the crowd were going balistic and my arl fella threw me over the fence onto the pitch to avoid the crush and i lost one of me shoes which my mother still hasn't forgiven me for,but standing there on the pitch watching goodison rock will live with me forever.
Atmosphere wise that and the Bayern game were the best for me and that includes derby matches, cup finals v watford and mufc and the 5-0 v mufc.
Memories are made of these things. coyb
Tottenham away 1985 for me,the night all the traumas of my schooldays ended,the night you knew the BIG one was ours!!
That Spurs away must of been special. Imagine taking 10k midweek to more or less win the league. I kno we took 8k to Sunderland but that was to get to the semi.
That was a night, 8000 scousers bouncing up and down in the north-east cold... Jelavic... Jela Jelavic, nananana
I remember at the time trying to capture those moments because I thought they would never happen after the traumatic 1970's cos I thought it may be another 14 years before we won anything again!!looking back now you felt it was forever,but I feel so very priviledged to have seen my beloved team as the very best in the land,and believe me that team would rank with any great side you would put them up against,I don't want to be the prophet of doom but I don't believe the title will return to GP in my lifetime the way things lie in football these days,but you never know,so keep the faith!!
I remember at the time trying to capture those moments because I thought they would never happen after the traumatic 1970's cos I thought it may be another 14 years before we won anything again!!looking back now you felt it was forever,but I feel so very priviledged to have seen my beloved team as the very best in the land,and believe me that team would rank with any great side you would put them up against,I don't want to be the prophet of doom but I don't believe the title will return to GP in my lifetime the way things lie in football these days,but you never know,so keep the faith!!
The strangest thing about that was 8k of us squeezed in going mad made it a comfortably mild night haha
Im 25 mate and I don't think we'l win anything for another 10 years, let alone the league. Saying that, 10 years ago, if you'd of told a City fan they'd win the league in a decade's time they would of thought u wer mad
I will see Everton win the league and the Champions league, i'm positive, i'm only relatively young and I believe we'll find ourselves in a good position again in the not-too-distant future(5-10 years)
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