peterwolf
18-07-2007, 21:48
for me it was Rob Hindmarch very late equaliser at the Poorthorns
to earn a 2-2 draw even if it was a scrappy goalmouth scramble:)
to earn a 2-2 draw even if it was a scrappy goalmouth scramble:)
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johnybig32
18-07-2007, 21:50
Kennedys in PO final for me...
Memorable for obvious reasons, including the fact that that was the last time Kennedy showed any passion and enthusiam in a Wolves shirt...
Memorable for obvious reasons, including the fact that that was the last time Kennedy showed any passion and enthusiam in a Wolves shirt...
kford wolf
18-07-2007, 21:58
Kennedys in PO final for me...
Memorable for obvious reasons, including the fact that that was the last time Kennedy showed any passion and enthusiam in a Wolves shirt...
I was in shock for too long to actually think about the goal so can't count that as being memorable..... his goal at stockport was special though - it didn't mean that much to be honest but what a goal!
Memorable for obvious reasons, including the fact that that was the last time Kennedy showed any passion and enthusiam in a Wolves shirt...
I was in shock for too long to actually think about the goal so can't count that as being memorable..... his goal at stockport was special though - it didn't mean that much to be honest but what a goal!
johnybig32
18-07-2007, 21:59
I was in shock all game...it was only until the 85th minute i thought it was won...
fielden05
18-07-2007, 22:00
definatly kennedy at stockport for me!
alex rae at bolton wasn't bad neither!
alex rae at bolton wasn't bad neither!
johnybig32
18-07-2007, 22:00
I cant remember this Kennedy goal...
kford wolf
18-07-2007, 22:01
definatly kennedy at stockport for me!
alex rae at bolton wasn't bad neither!
Kevin Muscat at home to Ipswich (I think) as well - it was one of my first Wolves games and I think it came in about the 88th minute - but i might be making that up.
alex rae at bolton wasn't bad neither!
Kevin Muscat at home to Ipswich (I think) as well - it was one of my first Wolves games and I think it came in about the 88th minute - but i might be making that up.
Deutsch Wolf
18-07-2007, 22:02
Bully against Blues in 96.
Deutsch Wolf
18-07-2007, 22:03
Kevin Muscat at home to Ipswich (I think) as well - it was one of my first Wolves games and I think it came in about the 88th minute - but i might be making that up.
December 98? Belter.
December 98? Belter.
WTID!
18-07-2007, 22:05
definatly kennedy at stockport for me!
alex rae at bolton wasn't bad neither!
Remember both of those well. The Stockport game was also the game where the Wolves fans were throwing snowballs at their keeper unless I'm mistaken. Kennedy hit the ball and it went like a rocket into the back of the net.
Bothroyd @ Leeds.
alex rae at bolton wasn't bad neither!
Remember both of those well. The Stockport game was also the game where the Wolves fans were throwing snowballs at their keeper unless I'm mistaken. Kennedy hit the ball and it went like a rocket into the back of the net.
Bothroyd @ Leeds.
johnybig32
18-07-2007, 22:07
Im amazed Alex Rae's didnt win goal of the season....but then again it was us...
Bilston_Wolf
18-07-2007, 22:07
for me it was Rob Hindmarch very late equaliser at the Poorthorns
to earn a 2-2 draw even if it was a scrappy goalmouth scramble:)
Wasn't it 1-1?
For me Alex Rae's at Reading in the Play offs was incredible, you could feel the relief in the away end when it went in.
to earn a 2-2 draw even if it was a scrappy goalmouth scramble:)
Wasn't it 1-1?
For me Alex Rae's at Reading in the Play offs was incredible, you could feel the relief in the away end when it went in.
N1GHTFALL
18-07-2007, 22:09
Kennedy's play off final goal was the most memorable, but Bully's back of the head to volley against Scotland was a joy to behold if that counts.
Powelly
18-07-2007, 22:22
Alex Rae at Reading.. we'd been battered for most of the game and i dont know how we were still winning on aggregate in honesty
the ball trickled in the bottom corner in what appeared to be slow motion from where i was stood.. sparked sheer mayhem and relief at the same time, followed by the longest 6 minutes of my life..
the ball trickled in the bottom corner in what appeared to be slow motion from where i was stood.. sparked sheer mayhem and relief at the same time, followed by the longest 6 minutes of my life..
SanFranWolf
18-07-2007, 22:50
1. Bully's 25 yard rocket away at Port Vale - the one where they'd cut the grass in big circles.
2. Bully's header in front of the old North Bank against the Villa - the one where he headed it in and Nigel Spink knocked him out before he saw it cross the line.
3. Michael Branch's against Dave Peasant - the one where he was supposed to kick the ball out of play for an injury...
4. Bothroyd's goal last season against the S**** - my last game before I moved the US.
Someone should do a YouTube vid of the goals on this thread - there's some crackers.
2. Bully's header in front of the old North Bank against the Villa - the one where he headed it in and Nigel Spink knocked him out before he saw it cross the line.
3. Michael Branch's against Dave Peasant - the one where he was supposed to kick the ball out of play for an injury...
4. Bothroyd's goal last season against the S**** - my last game before I moved the US.
Someone should do a YouTube vid of the goals on this thread - there's some crackers.
Black Suit
19-07-2007, 00:26
Bully's late winner at the Crem, it felt like we had returned from the dead to me. The pride I felt when he scored at Hampden Park, Jesus H Christ!
Far too many to choose from really, that Kennedy will take some beating for importance and emotion!
Far too many to choose from really, that Kennedy will take some beating for importance and emotion!
reanswolf
19-07-2007, 06:20
There are significant goals and great goals......significant ones include Bully's winner (2-1) or Rob Hindmarch's tap in at the Crem (1-1), or indeed alex rae's shot on the turn at reading. Colin Camerons header v man city to give us our first premiership win.
For great goals - Bully's crackers V Hereford away, left footer V Bolton home, away to tranmere, or overhead kick v chester (never seen it on video). To be fair, Bully has scored so many fantastic goals using power and precision the list would be endless. He scored 4 super goals in a sherpa van game v port vale (2 headers, a chip, and a rasping shot) that epitomised all of his qualities. Alex Rae's blockbuster at Bolton is probably the hardest shot i have ever seen. Whilst kennedy at stockport or the superbly struck playoff final goal. Finally, kennedys goal in the 3-2 win at home to newcastle - from one end of the pitch to the other - a fantastic goal.
I could go back to waggys goal in the snow v Aresenal, or quite a few for King John or King Ken!
For great goals - Bully's crackers V Hereford away, left footer V Bolton home, away to tranmere, or overhead kick v chester (never seen it on video). To be fair, Bully has scored so many fantastic goals using power and precision the list would be endless. He scored 4 super goals in a sherpa van game v port vale (2 headers, a chip, and a rasping shot) that epitomised all of his qualities. Alex Rae's blockbuster at Bolton is probably the hardest shot i have ever seen. Whilst kennedy at stockport or the superbly struck playoff final goal. Finally, kennedys goal in the 3-2 win at home to newcastle - from one end of the pitch to the other - a fantastic goal.
I could go back to waggys goal in the snow v Aresenal, or quite a few for King John or King Ken!
Mt Colah Wolf
19-07-2007, 07:43
Waggys goal against Arsenal in the snow for me, and Bob Wilsons comments on Match of the Day "never saw it""
5150
19-07-2007, 07:47
December 98? Belter.
And he had the flu !
For purely selfish reasons,Geoff Thomas v Palarse .....we had gone ahead 2-0 with Corica getting one (maybe both)....they got back to 2-2 ...and then GT stepped up !!!
And he had the flu !
For purely selfish reasons,Geoff Thomas v Palarse .....we had gone ahead 2-0 with Corica getting one (maybe both)....they got back to 2-2 ...and then GT stepped up !!!
5150
19-07-2007, 07:51
Finally, kennedys goal in the 3-2 win at home to newcastle - from one end of the pitch to the other - a fantastic goal.
Indeed....reminded me of the two goals in a space of a week or so that Goodman and Kelly scored.....keeper to goal in seconds !
Indeed....reminded me of the two goals in a space of a week or so that Goodman and Kelly scored.....keeper to goal in seconds !
kennyB
19-07-2007, 08:02
Sammy Smyth's goal in the 1949 cup final against Leicester, clinched the cup which later on that year Bert Williams bought to my school for all to see.
wolfinaguernsey
19-07-2007, 08:07
Kenny Miller against Utd , enough said !!
Wonder Boyo
19-07-2007, 09:06
I was in shock all game...it was only until the 85th minute i thought it was won...
I honestly couldn't relax until injury time when I knew it was probably physically impossible to score 3 goals in the time left. Injury time in Cardiff was a spiritual experience for most Wolves fans!
I honestly couldn't relax until injury time when I knew it was probably physically impossible to score 3 goals in the time left. Injury time in Cardiff was a spiritual experience for most Wolves fans!
ROVERT47
19-07-2007, 09:20
I remember Steve Daley scoring a header from just inside the box.
He was running at full pelt towards the ball with his neck stretched to its limit.
The ball flew into the net like a rocket.
It was a night game,i dont know whether it was the best goal i've seen,but it has certainly stuck in my mind.
He was running at full pelt towards the ball with his neck stretched to its limit.
The ball flew into the net like a rocket.
It was a night game,i dont know whether it was the best goal i've seen,but it has certainly stuck in my mind.
Del Woppio
19-07-2007, 09:31
Ned Kelly against Leicester in the FA Cup, 94(?)
We cleared a Leicester attack, along the gound towards Kelly, who let the ball run through his legs as he span past his man and crossed the half-way line. He spread the ball wide to Goodman, who 'bombed' down the right, and crossed in from about 25 yards out. Kelly then connected with a diving header from 15 yards out, onion bag bulges. Wickid.
We cleared a Leicester attack, along the gound towards Kelly, who let the ball run through his legs as he span past his man and crossed the half-way line. He spread the ball wide to Goodman, who 'bombed' down the right, and crossed in from about 25 yards out. Kelly then connected with a diving header from 15 yards out, onion bag bulges. Wickid.
Axle
19-07-2007, 09:52
Ned Kelly against Leicester in the FA Cup, 94(?)
We cleared a Leicester attack, along the gound towards Kelly, who let the ball run through his legs as he span past his man and crossed the half-way line. He spread the ball wide to Goodman, who 'bombed' down the right, and crossed in from about 25 yards out. Kelly then connected with a diving header from 15 yards out, onion bag bulges. Wickid.
That was the best counter-attack I've seen at Molineux (scored by Wolves at any rate). But the best goal I've ever seen was Dennison vs Man City, when he bent it past the keeper (Weaver?) from the edge of the box.
It reminded me of the banana kicks on Sensi Soccer.
We cleared a Leicester attack, along the gound towards Kelly, who let the ball run through his legs as he span past his man and crossed the half-way line. He spread the ball wide to Goodman, who 'bombed' down the right, and crossed in from about 25 yards out. Kelly then connected with a diving header from 15 yards out, onion bag bulges. Wickid.
That was the best counter-attack I've seen at Molineux (scored by Wolves at any rate). But the best goal I've ever seen was Dennison vs Man City, when he bent it past the keeper (Weaver?) from the edge of the box.
It reminded me of the banana kicks on Sensi Soccer.
wolvesman
19-07-2007, 09:52
So many crackers over the years, but four stick in my mind.. Gomez (game forgotten) King Kenny Hibbitt against Everton....both at the Mol but dates now long forgotten, Bailey against Munure FAcup 70's and Cooperman against Norwich in the playoff flop.
hambaps
19-07-2007, 09:53
Ned Kelly against Leicester in the FA Cup, 94(?)
We cleared a Leicester attack, along the gound towards Kelly, who let the ball run through his legs as he span past his man and crossed the half-way line. He spread the ball wide to Goodman, who 'bombed' down the right, and crossed in from about 25 yards out. Kelly then connected with a diving header from 15 yards out, onion bag bulges. Wickid.
Yeh i remember Motson going crackers on MOTD :D
Goodmans goal against Leeds in the cup....
We cleared a Leicester attack, along the gound towards Kelly, who let the ball run through his legs as he span past his man and crossed the half-way line. He spread the ball wide to Goodman, who 'bombed' down the right, and crossed in from about 25 yards out. Kelly then connected with a diving header from 15 yards out, onion bag bulges. Wickid.
Yeh i remember Motson going crackers on MOTD :D
Goodmans goal against Leeds in the cup....
Del Woppio
19-07-2007, 10:09
That was the best counter-attack I've seen at Molineux (scored by Wolves at any rate). But the best goal I've ever seen was Dennison vs Man City, when he bent it past the keeper (Weaver?) from the edge of the box.
It reminded me of the banana kicks on Sensi Soccer.
Shout. I was sat in the Billy Wright, and directly behind the initial direction of the shot. It was going about 6 yards wide until the last minute and swerved in dramatically. I seem to remember it being more like 23-25 yards out than bein on the edge though?
It reminded me of the banana kicks on Sensi Soccer.
Shout. I was sat in the Billy Wright, and directly behind the initial direction of the shot. It was going about 6 yards wide until the last minute and swerved in dramatically. I seem to remember it being more like 23-25 yards out than bein on the edge though?
The_Blade
19-07-2007, 10:21
Alex Rae v Reading
Kenny Miller v Man U
Newcastle goals in the FA Cup
Kenny Miller v Man U
Newcastle goals in the FA Cup
High as a Kightly
19-07-2007, 10:26
Wasn't it 1-1?
For me Alex Rae's at Reading in the Play offs was incredible, you could feel the relief in the away end when it went in.
This one for me. Pure joy and elation behind the goal.
For me Alex Rae's at Reading in the Play offs was incredible, you could feel the relief in the away end when it went in.
This one for me. Pure joy and elation behind the goal.
yammer
19-07-2007, 10:39
For me it has to be Bullys last minute goal against the Blues. A game that we looked to have lost only 5 minutes earlier. Molineux really did erupt.
Best 2 other "mentals" i've been in were Rae at Reading and Bothroyd at home to Albion. Remember reading one Reading fans view on the Wolves celebration to the Rae goal as "the best mental i've ever seen, like a box of maggots" :D
Best 2 other "mentals" i've been in were Rae at Reading and Bothroyd at home to Albion. Remember reading one Reading fans view on the Wolves celebration to the Rae goal as "the best mental i've ever seen, like a box of maggots" :D
RedFlagWolf
19-07-2007, 10:51
Andy Gray, March 15th 1980, Peter Daniel punt, Needham and Shilton, empty net...timeless...and Clough appluaded us after the game!!
jackfieldwolf
19-07-2007, 11:39
Most memorable goal for me was the Peter Knowles overhead kick versus Newcastle in a 5-0 victory '68 '69 season. not only was it the first overhead kick goal I had ever seen, but from the edge of the penalty area :eek: I've never seen an 'overhead' special to match that.
To think what we could have achieved if it were not for the calling of the Jovo's :mad:
Also bully's last minute winner against Albion 89' 90 for the sheer emotion. Yet strangely overlooked, and perhaps in any other season would have been rightly lauded, was Bully's winner against Albion at the Molineux in the return fixture. Not only memorable for the reversal of 0-1 scoreline and being late on, but remarkable for the surging run with Albion defenders cast aside in his wake. Vintage Bully. magical memories :D
To think what we could have achieved if it were not for the calling of the Jovo's :mad:
Also bully's last minute winner against Albion 89' 90 for the sheer emotion. Yet strangely overlooked, and perhaps in any other season would have been rightly lauded, was Bully's winner against Albion at the Molineux in the return fixture. Not only memorable for the reversal of 0-1 scoreline and being late on, but remarkable for the surging run with Albion defenders cast aside in his wake. Vintage Bully. magical memories :D
Kightly07
19-07-2007, 12:03
Henri Camara against Boro (overhead kick) and then Everton (Screamer).
wolves85nb
19-07-2007, 12:14
I really enjoyed Andy Thompson's (slightly deflected) Free Kick vs Ipswich(a) replay- 93/94 season, FA Cup.
Screamer.... Can't remember which 2 players were involved but it was well worked as 1 played it through the others legs to lay it off to Thommo before he smashed it! Wolves won 2-1 to go on and play Chelsea but lost 1-0.
Screamer.... Can't remember which 2 players were involved but it was well worked as 1 played it through the others legs to lay it off to Thommo before he smashed it! Wolves won 2-1 to go on and play Chelsea but lost 1-0.
The Alchemist
19-07-2007, 12:22
I remember a Dean Richards daisy cutter at Barnsley. Shot from the corner of the area and snuck in the back post. Everyone went absolutely mental.
It was between us and Barnsley to go up that year and the goal and win looked like we had done it.:mad:
It was between us and Barnsley to go up that year and the goal and win looked like we had done it.:mad:
Atlas 1951
25-07-2007, 07:02
Not one I witnessed live but Kenny Hibbit's volley in the '74 league cup final used to give me goosebumps. Just the sheer grace of it. Then my brother bought me the video one Christmas and in the post-match interview the great man says "Ah misseet eet." Oh, the irony.
wolvesman
25-07-2007, 07:35
Not one I witnessed live but Kenny Hibbit's volley in the '74 league cup final used to give me goosebumps. Just the sheer grace of it. Then my brother bought me the video one Christmas and in the post-match interview the great man says "Ah misseet eet." Oh, the irony.
To me Hibbitt will always sum up the true spirit of British football.
110% work and effort. Its a pity many of a younger fans never had the pleasure of seeing him play for us. I cant understand how he doesn't feature more in our memorabilia/merchandise etc.
In 75/75 season he scored 17 goals including 4 against Newcastle and in 76/77 18 goals. Altogether 114 goals. Not bad for a midfielder.
To me Hibbitt will always sum up the true spirit of British football.
110% work and effort. Its a pity many of a younger fans never had the pleasure of seeing him play for us. I cant understand how he doesn't feature more in our memorabilia/merchandise etc.
In 75/75 season he scored 17 goals including 4 against Newcastle and in 76/77 18 goals. Altogether 114 goals. Not bad for a midfielder.
ashfordwolf
25-07-2007, 07:59
Bully v Bloose was special and typical of the great man. Miller's last minute equaliser v Liverpool just days after his Man Utd winner is sadly overlooked. Dennison v Man City and Sheff Utd and Ince v Luton or Ganea's swet finish before leaping into the North Bank.
Sheriff Woody
25-07-2007, 08:10
Dougie Freedman against Swindon I think. Bully got sent off in that game and Paul Simpson also scored from the halfway line. But Freedman was about 30 yards out and with one touch got the ball out of his feet, he was in acres and I thought he was going to run with it but he just hit it with the outside of his boot. Great goal.
OCD Wolf
25-07-2007, 08:19
For me it has to be Alex Rae at the Madjeski, that goal meant everything. The timing, the occasion and the total release of pent up tension that that goal gave will live with me forever...
WATERLOO WOLF
25-07-2007, 08:21
Georgie Ndah at Deepdale when he ran the ENTIRE length of the pitch and scored in front of the Wolves end.....
Also saw Mike Bailey do exactly the same at Goodison Park in the late sixties
Also saw Mike Bailey do exactly the same at Goodison Park in the late sixties
Atlas 1951
25-07-2007, 08:37
To me Hibbitt will always sum up the true spirit of British football.
110% work and effort. Its a pity many of a younger fans never had the pleasure of seeing him play for us. I cant understand how he doesn't feature more in our memorabilia/merchandise etc.
In 75/75 season he scored 17 goals including 4 against Newcastle and in 76/77 18 goals. Altogether 114 goals. Not bad for a midfielder.
Still the most impressive all-round footballer I've ever seen in a Wolves shirt.
110% work and effort. Its a pity many of a younger fans never had the pleasure of seeing him play for us. I cant understand how he doesn't feature more in our memorabilia/merchandise etc.
In 75/75 season he scored 17 goals including 4 against Newcastle and in 76/77 18 goals. Altogether 114 goals. Not bad for a midfielder.
Still the most impressive all-round footballer I've ever seen in a Wolves shirt.
Still Proud
25-07-2007, 08:51
That was the best counter-attack I've seen at Molineux (scored by Wolves at any rate). But the best goal I've ever seen was Dennison vs Man City, when he bent it past the keeper (Weaver?) from the edge of the box.
It reminded me of the banana kicks on Sensi Soccer.
As he took the ball towards the FB on the right wing there has a quiet anticipation in the Stan Cullis I stood up and shouted "cut inside and shooooot!", Robbie duly obliged and I took my bow!
Gotta be Robbie Vs Burnley @ Wembley for emotion and Bully away at Newport a sliced volley that got us promotion, we were on our way back, great days.
Also a Kenny Hibbitt screamer against Boro in 74, my first game and a great individual memory.
It reminded me of the banana kicks on Sensi Soccer.
As he took the ball towards the FB on the right wing there has a quiet anticipation in the Stan Cullis I stood up and shouted "cut inside and shooooot!", Robbie duly obliged and I took my bow!
Gotta be Robbie Vs Burnley @ Wembley for emotion and Bully away at Newport a sliced volley that got us promotion, we were on our way back, great days.
Also a Kenny Hibbitt screamer against Boro in 74, my first game and a great individual memory.
sedgleywolf1
25-07-2007, 10:09
bully's last minute winner at the hawthorns wins everytime for me!
Emperor Wolf
25-07-2007, 15:38
Two goals.
1.Kenny Hibbitt scores 1-0(think it was) against Everton at Molineux back in January 1978.That goal made me a lifelong Wolves supporter.
2.Andy Grays winner against Forest at Wembley 1980.Football,ultimately,is about winning titles.This was our latest title of some magnitude.The only one Wolves has won since I became aware of the club.I hope to live long enough to be able to experience another one-but I am not banking on it exactly.
1.Kenny Hibbitt scores 1-0(think it was) against Everton at Molineux back in January 1978.That goal made me a lifelong Wolves supporter.
2.Andy Grays winner against Forest at Wembley 1980.Football,ultimately,is about winning titles.This was our latest title of some magnitude.The only one Wolves has won since I became aware of the club.I hope to live long enough to be able to experience another one-but I am not banking on it exactly.
5150
25-07-2007, 16:22
As he took the ball towards the FB on the right wing there has a quiet anticipation in the Stan Cullis I stood up and shouted "cut inside and shooooot!", Robbie duly obliged and I took my bow!
If memory serves me correct that was at the time his contract was up for renewal !.....
If memory serves me correct that was at the time his contract was up for renewal !.....
cooper_J
25-07-2007, 16:31
I have to agree with Bully vs Blues in 95/96 - just pips Rae's neat piroutte and finish against Reading in the play offs.
Never have I gone so mad at a Wolves goal.
Most memorable away goal at Molineux has to be Daniel Dichio for QPR in 1995. Amazing, volley/overhead kick from the halfway line (if my memory serves me correctly or am I going mad?).
Never have I gone so mad at a Wolves goal.
Most memorable away goal at Molineux has to be Daniel Dichio for QPR in 1995. Amazing, volley/overhead kick from the halfway line (if my memory serves me correctly or am I going mad?).
Wolv3nsam
25-07-2007, 16:31
Got to be Bully's late winner at Blues.
Who was it that scored that rocket at Bolton? Rae maybe? What a goal that was.
Who was it that scored that rocket at Bolton? Rae maybe? What a goal that was.
5150
25-07-2007, 16:33
Most memorable away goal at Molineux has to be Daniel Dichio for QPR in 1995. Amazing, volley/overhead kick from the halfway line (if my memory serves me correctly or am I going mad).
No mate...edge (corner) of the penalty box.
Guy has been living off that goal since !!
No mate...edge (corner) of the penalty box.
Guy has been living off that goal since !!
cooper_J
25-07-2007, 16:39
No mate...edge (corner) of the penalty box.
Guy has been living off that goal since !!
Bloody hell, my knowledge of distances is poor.
Lucky I've got a 12 inch penis to make me feel bette....Oh. Oh dear.
Guy has been living off that goal since !!
Bloody hell, my knowledge of distances is poor.
Lucky I've got a 12 inch penis to make me feel bette....Oh. Oh dear.
gaz kford
25-07-2007, 16:42
bully's last minute winner at the hawthorns wins everytime for me!
You mean this one. It's my fav to...;)
57pd08_UsQ0
You mean this one. It's my fav to...;)
57pd08_UsQ0
sedgleywolf1
25-07-2007, 17:09
yes mate,was there at the time,love it to this day!
BlahBlah
25-07-2007, 17:15
Yep, that one for me too.
After all the $$$$ and ridicule for years, to be in the middle of a mental like that was the best feeling I've ever had at a game, it was just unbelievable.
After all the $$$$ and ridicule for years, to be in the middle of a mental like that was the best feeling I've ever had at a game, it was just unbelievable.
Akaman
26-07-2007, 01:11
So many crackers over the years, but four stick in my mind.. Gomez .
Believe it was against Stockport, scored up the North bank in 1st half. Was right behind it, knew it was in as soon as he hit it.
There's so many goals by Bull, remember one he scored at Norwich, think in a 3-2 win, when Corica tackled their defender and Bull ran onto the ball, and just curled/chipped it over their keeper first time from about 30 yards into the top left hand corner. Remember the papers saying 'Had it come from the boot of Cantona, we'd be saying goal of the season'!!!
Most memorable 'goal' that I've witnessed though, Don Goodman's penalty in that shootout against Sheff Wed to complete the comeback from 3-0 down. Pure bedlam:eek:
Believe it was against Stockport, scored up the North bank in 1st half. Was right behind it, knew it was in as soon as he hit it.
There's so many goals by Bull, remember one he scored at Norwich, think in a 3-2 win, when Corica tackled their defender and Bull ran onto the ball, and just curled/chipped it over their keeper first time from about 30 yards into the top left hand corner. Remember the papers saying 'Had it come from the boot of Cantona, we'd be saying goal of the season'!!!
Most memorable 'goal' that I've witnessed though, Don Goodman's penalty in that shootout against Sheff Wed to complete the comeback from 3-0 down. Pure bedlam:eek:
Denmead Wolf
26-07-2007, 17:17
[quote=gaz kford;432962]
You mean this one. It's my fav to...;)
Cheers for enabling us all to view this whenever we want gaz kford.
Rae at Reading, Kennedy at Cardiff, Goodman at Leeds, Gray v Forest all special cos of the quality and the occasion, but best ever for me was Robbie D against Nev Southall, at Wembley in Mercantile Credit Classic, the Leagues 100 years celebration, 1988 I think. He curled it in from the Coach Park he was so far out!
You mean this one. It's my fav to...;)
Cheers for enabling us all to view this whenever we want gaz kford.
Rae at Reading, Kennedy at Cardiff, Goodman at Leeds, Gray v Forest all special cos of the quality and the occasion, but best ever for me was Robbie D against Nev Southall, at Wembley in Mercantile Credit Classic, the Leagues 100 years celebration, 1988 I think. He curled it in from the Coach Park he was so far out!
5150
26-07-2007, 18:15
There's so many goals by Bull, remember one he scored at Norwich, think in a 3-2 win, when Corica tackled their defender and Bull ran onto the ball, and just curled/chipped it over their keeper first time from about 30 yards into the top left hand corner. Remember the papers saying 'Had it come from the boot of Cantona, we'd be saying goal of the season'!!!
:eek:.....no way ....you either are mistaken or you had a dream
:eek:.....no way ....you either are mistaken or you had a dream
gaz kford
26-07-2007, 18:19
[quote=gaz kford;432962]
You mean this one. It's my fav to...;)Cheers for enabling us all to view this whenever we want gaz kford.
Rae at Reading, Kennedy at Cardiff, Goodman at Leeds, Gray v Forest all special cos of the quality and the occasion, but best ever for me was Robbie D against Nev Southall, at Wembley in Mercantile Credit Classic, the Leagues 100 years celebration, 1988 I think. He curled it in from the Coach Park he was so far out!
The football league Centenary I forgot about that one....:o
You mean this one. It's my fav to...;)Cheers for enabling us all to view this whenever we want gaz kford.
Rae at Reading, Kennedy at Cardiff, Goodman at Leeds, Gray v Forest all special cos of the quality and the occasion, but best ever for me was Robbie D against Nev Southall, at Wembley in Mercantile Credit Classic, the Leagues 100 years celebration, 1988 I think. He curled it in from the Coach Park he was so far out!
The football league Centenary I forgot about that one....:o
HarburyWolfinAus
26-07-2007, 20:14
Number one has to Bully's 1st goal in an England shirt. The hairs still stand up on the back of my neck when I remember the ball coming over and him going up for it, reacting quickest when he hit the ground and thumping it past the keeper.
Number 2 would be John De Wolf's penalty against Sheffield Wednesday in that FA Cup night match. The phrase nerves of steel was created for that man and that moment. It was the catalyst for the most remarkable comeback I've ever witnessed live and his face when he turned back to come towards the penalty spot was an absolute picture.
Number 2 would be John De Wolf's penalty against Sheffield Wednesday in that FA Cup night match. The phrase nerves of steel was created for that man and that moment. It was the catalyst for the most remarkable comeback I've ever witnessed live and his face when he turned back to come towards the penalty spot was an absolute picture.
gaz kford
26-07-2007, 22:14
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Welsh Y'am Y'am
26-07-2007, 23:28
And he had the flu !
For purely selfish reasons,Geoff Thomas v Palarse .....we had gone ahead 2-0 with Corica getting one (maybe both)....they got back to 2-2 ...and then GT stepped up !!!
this was my first ever away game, remember it well - was the first time I heard a few chants, such as the "cor-ee-ka-ka cor-ee-ka-ka" chant at erm Corica and also the away fan chant of "it's all gone quiet over there.. and there... and there.. and there". Fancy celebrating a GT goal against Palace, it was a great day out. IIRC it was the season we couldn't buy a home win, but our away record was fantastic.
PS yes Corica got the first two, then it was 2-1 then 2-2 then GT headed (i think) the winner late on.
For purely selfish reasons,Geoff Thomas v Palarse .....we had gone ahead 2-0 with Corica getting one (maybe both)....they got back to 2-2 ...and then GT stepped up !!!
this was my first ever away game, remember it well - was the first time I heard a few chants, such as the "cor-ee-ka-ka cor-ee-ka-ka" chant at erm Corica and also the away fan chant of "it's all gone quiet over there.. and there... and there.. and there". Fancy celebrating a GT goal against Palace, it was a great day out. IIRC it was the season we couldn't buy a home win, but our away record was fantastic.
PS yes Corica got the first two, then it was 2-1 then 2-2 then GT headed (i think) the winner late on.
