What are your 'Mind blown' moments since you've been a blue?

[Drico]

Carlo in the Main Stand to watch us play Arsenal with Moshiri, chewing gum and wondering where it all went so terribly wrong...

 

[Bez2k2k]

Signing Lukaku permanently after the season he had on loan - that video of Martinez at a friendly (or scouting mission I forget) giving the thumbs up to the blue asking if Rom was coming home.

Ancelotti and subsequently James Rodriguez. Although I think he'd still have wound up going to Madrid at some point, I'd love to see an alternate universe where our finances were stable and Madrid didn't sack whoever at the time so that I could see what Ancelotti could have done.

Benitez.

Being 2-0 down against Palace facing relegation.

Tarkowski derby goal this season.


And one that didn't at the time but does now: "Good Ebening Jim!!!!"

Let’s not forget VVD purposely injuring him in the derby. Yet they go on about Pickford as if he did that on purpose.

 

[bluelife]

The Rodri handball that wasn’t given.

And thank heaven for it......

 

[magicjuan]

The Destination Kirkby vote.
Always thought Evertonians were sensible and knowledgeable until then.

All hail KEIOC. They should have a statue at BMD

 

[Lob]

Collina disallowing Ferguson's perfectly legal goal against Villarreal and then responding to him with his hand on his ear to insinuate he couldn't understand English when he is fluent in English and Spanish. He was only officiating it after UEFA bent the rules to allow him one more game before he retired a few days later and they had also bent the rules that allowed the RS into the competition.

Another one up there was Mark Clattenburg changing Hibbert's yellow to a red after Gerrard walked past and told him to.

 

[larbert toffee]

When Dan Gosling scored that goal, I was sitting in the normally reserved lower main stand yet on this occasion I honestly thought the roof was going to collapse.

 

[Tony Hibbert Fishing Rod]

That wonderful period of success in the mid 80's. Sadly there's been a lot of heartbreak and disappointment since then!

 

[St. Domingo's F.C.]

Never forgot Rooney's goal against Arsenal in 2002. It felt like such a huge moment for the club. It was around that time I really become a passionate fan so it lives in my memory always.