Sod off!

Thread title: "your most memorable sporting moment"

Dozy pillock.

And read the very first post of it, stupid little bag.

I'm going to start a thread.

Title: Anyone been to Old Trafford?

Content: Who likes cheeseburgers?

So seeing St Helens win a grand final or Wigan Athletic being promoted to the Premier League is considered a 'Legendary sporting occasion'

Do it all you want. It's about the level of your usual drivel so yeah, carry on.

Your contribution to this thread: trying/failing to belittle a poster. I can't think of what would be less than drivel, but christ do you manage it

Please point out where I was belittling anyone before you came along.

Why do you persist in de-railing the thread?



You tried to belittle Sammy Stripes, who quite correctly followed the title of the thread.

"To represent or speak of as contemptibly small or unimportant; disparage: a person who belittled our efforts to do the job right."

Fits the bill perfectly. Back under the stone you go.

HTH.

Absolute bollox. I didn't belittle him at all, and you know I didn't. You started the belittling. You did.

It doesn't bother me. You're a nobody on a messageboard.

You're an absolute joke tbf.

It hurts, it really hurts



But then you're a "nobody on a message board" so I will sleep alright tonight

With a huge cock up your .

Keep your sordid fantasies out of this, weirdo

I've just observed too many of your posts and put two and two together.

You draw these conclusions and get these images in your head from my posts on RLFANS?

Oh dear







Enjoy

01.01.08

Droylsden vs York City

The Sky Sport pundits have never stopped speaking about it since the event





NEVER FORGET.

Not exactly a major event in sports history but I was at the Spurs v Forest 91'cup final when Gazza did his knee in and stopped us from seeing him turn into an alltime great.If Milford had yellow carded him earlier he might never have got injured.

Yorkshire winning the County Championship at my favourite ground, Scarborough. Having to go into work, negotiate time off and travelling over to the coast on the same day made it all the more worthwhile. If it was easier and 'up the road' at Hedders it would have taken something off it. (That was my second fave tho, similar circumstances for the 2001 test at Hedders, into work first thing arranging time off and up to the ground to see butcher beat the aussies.)

I love Scarborough for cricket.

As an aside anyone else love the Scarborough ground?

I prefer it to hedders, lovely roast of beef overlooking the square (for members) . A few beers in the 'proper' pavilion, players more 'there' than hedders to talk to. Couple of pints over the road and then supper in the Golden Grill then home. A great day out.

Watching George Carmont play live.

Nah. The final three minutes four days later was much better!

Two of the sporting events that stick in my mind are:

UEFA Champions League Final, Man Utd v Chelsea, 21/05/2008, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow.

An event that I will remember forever. A great experience. Viva John Terry.



UEFA Champions League, Man Utd v Real Madrid, 04/2003, Old Trafford.

Despite winning 4-3 on the night United were knocked out of the CL. The match lives in the memory for Ronaldo's hat trick and seeing all of Old Trafford rise and give him a standing ovation as he left the field. A surreal moment.

Horses for courses mate but for some reason that game didn't quite do it for me

Although I wasn't there the greatest sporting moments I have witnessed on TV include

Maradonas demolition of England in 86 - even as a 6 year old I remember it like it was yesterday - his hand of God goal is still to this day a great sporting moment while his second goal was world class.

Jimmy Glass the goal keeper scoring for Carlisle in the last minute to keep them up.

Sally Gunnell winning Gold in the 92 Olympics.

Man U in 99 and LFC in 2005.