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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #160 on: September 25, 2008, 11:45:36 am »
My first derby
Everton 0 Liverpool 3 (Hughes, Brown og, Graham)
My first Anfield derby
Liverpool 3 Everton 2 (Heighway, Toshack, Lawler)

Everton 0 Liverpool 5 (Rush 4 Lawrenson)

The 2 FA cup finals

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #161 on: September 25, 2008, 11:48:29 am »
has to be mcallister's free kick.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #162 on: September 25, 2008, 01:42:52 pm »

My first Anfield derby
Liverpool 3 Everton 2 (Heighway, Toshack, Lawler)


Was that when we were 2-0 down? Highway scored a great solo goal? I remember that from an old video I had called 'Beating the Blues' - anyone else have that? What a great game for your first Anfield derby!

My first was the 2-0 win in 87/88 when Beardsley lashed one in and there was a mini pitch invasion. That was pretty special for me.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #163 on: September 25, 2008, 02:22:35 pm »
mines probably my first  and only derby iv been to. 2005/06 season i think. the one with gerrard sending off and went on to win 3-1. 

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #164 on: September 25, 2008, 02:25:46 pm »
mines probably my first  and only derby iv been to. 2005/06 season i think. the one with gerrard sending off and went on to win 3-1.

I don't know if anyone has mentioned it yet but one of the funniest moments was when westerveld smashed the ball into hutchison's back and it went in but the ref blew the whistle for the end.  The uproar that caused was so funny.  It just made all the blues I know even more bitter.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #165 on: September 25, 2008, 02:27:33 pm »

Was that when we were 2-0 down? Highway scored a great solo goal?


A song came form that.   Something like.

Who do you think you are kidding Harry Cattrick . If ya think the pools no good.
We all come hear to sing and cheer a famous victory. With John Toshack and ********** and our King Bill Shankly.

So who do ya think you are kidding Harry Cattrick.........

The 2nd verse is a bit of a haze...   but goes on to say something about the goal scorers..

..............................  and we worked it right up you. With Steve Heighway, and john Toshack and Chrissy Lawler to. So who do you think you are ..............

Oam sure one of the arl arses will put me right on this.
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #166 on: September 25, 2008, 02:31:21 pm »
Luis Garcia's winners.
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #167 on: September 25, 2008, 02:40:26 pm »
Who remembers Molby sending Ratcliffe on his arse at Wembley in The Charity Sheild?
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #168 on: September 25, 2008, 03:33:35 pm »
Just cant put the feeling down when you win the derby.

A few stories from the recent past though..

Gary Mac 45 yarder game I was watching that with a blue and he just shouted 'FUCK OFF' for a full minute, spit flying from his enraged mouth, eyes wild and me giving him the finger and telling him to do what he was shouting equally as loud with a big grin on my face with a little dance, fist waving and screaming thrown in

A surreal moment if you just happened to walk in


Then there was the Cisse goal at Goodison just after the break to restore our 2 goal cushion. We'd just got the Xmas tree up and it was just me and me old fella. Few beers inside us. I went mental, berserk

Id worked myself into such a frenzy over half time cos I didnt want them back in the game, we'd controlled it for the first 30 and got the 2 goals only for that fat c*nt Beatie to get a Jammy goal.

So when Cisse scored I got up kicked the table, punched the wall and grabbed the freshly put up Xmas Tree in a 'round the throat' hold and threw it to the ground screaming obscenities at it like it was a Toffee . Me old man who'd been celebrating aswell had to come over and restrain me 'Steady for fucks sake'. Almost broke my hand on that wall

Last year was a beauty aswell. One of my blue mates(not the same one as above) is a big fucker and watching it together isnt advisable under the best of times. Id tried to keep it together but when he started giving it 'Weve got the mark of you' I was boiling inside at HT. 

We came out and I was being pushed and goaded to the point where I thought a vein was going to pop

Then we get the penalty...

'WHHHAAAAAATTT, FUCK OFF YOU DIVING c*nt'

Im screaming with relief, joy, nerves,delight, revenge then Stevie seems to have a word with the ref and a red card is produced, I burst into rapturous applaus and laughing, me mate walks out the room screaming 'get him out of here' to me other mate whos house it is. He's just laughing his tits off (Arsenal fan)

He watches Kuyt put the penalty away through the crack in the door 'Fuck Off' and comes in and sits down cracks open a Fosters and sits there in silence sulking. Gerrard gets subbed and he then gets all animated again.
The delusion is unreal, we were the only side in it when Lucas came on yet he stands there egging them on like we're down to 6 men or something.

Saying that, Kuyts flying Kung Fu challenge and I went equally over the top immidiately, 'Get in there Dirk you legend, cripple the prick etc' then it began. Fuck offs and threats of violence flew across the lounge with gay abandon.


Dying minutes ball breaks to Lucas and I jump up in expectation of a goal only to watch that inbred prick save it and get sent. Me mates got his head in his hands and Im still screaming 'cheat' wanted the goal, a hush descended as Kuyt stepped up. I just couldnt see him scoring. Dont know why. When that ball found its way over the line I was up and over to him fist pumping and going 'have that, have that' along with other colourful language I forget.

As Im walking back to my seat fists still pumping a full can of Fosters hits me in the head at the speed of sound. Chaos. Punches thrown torn shirts, like a right pair of twats. We left each other alone for a few weeks after

Watching it with him Saturday...
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #169 on: September 25, 2008, 03:39:35 pm »
the 4;4 was a great game which we should have twatted them
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #170 on: September 25, 2008, 07:20:49 pm »
McAllister's goal at Woodison in the derby where they had booed the minute's silence for the 96. c*nts.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #171 on: September 25, 2008, 07:21:51 pm »
the 4;4 was a great game which we should have twatted them

thats my worse id say.
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #172 on: September 25, 2008, 07:33:27 pm »
Sandy Brown's brilliant diving header.
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #173 on: September 25, 2008, 07:47:18 pm »
A song came form that.   Something like.

Who do you think you are kidding Harry Cattrick . If ya think the pools no good.
We all come hear to sing and cheer a famous victory. With John Toshack and ********** and our King Bill Shankly.

So who do ya think you are kidding Harry Cattrick.........

The 2nd verse is a bit of a haze...   but goes on to say something about the goal scorers..

..............................  and we worked it right up you. With Steve Heighway, and john Toshack and Chrissy Lawler to. So who do you think you are ..............

Oam sure one of the arl arses will put me right on this.

Who do you think you’re kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘Pools no good,

There’s Stevie Heighway, John Toshack and Christy Lawler too

They scored three goals for Liverpool and worked it right up you !

So who do you think you are kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘Pools no good.

 

The Kop was here, they came to cheer

A famous victory,

With Alun Evans, Tommy Smith

And our leader Bill Shankly,

So who do you think you are kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘Pools no good.

 

Well the Everton supporters they have had quite just enough

They’d seen their team two goals in front

Then Shankly called his bluff, 1-2-3

So who do you think you’re kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘pools no good.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #174 on: September 25, 2008, 07:47:19 pm »
Gerrard's tackle on Naysmith was a high moment too.

That was a cowards tackle, nothing more.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #175 on: September 25, 2008, 07:58:18 pm »
Sandy Brown's brilliant diving header.

Ah yes 10 years old at the time, fuck me that was sweet, remember like it was yesterday.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #176 on: September 25, 2008, 08:09:58 pm »
That was a cowards tackle, nothing more.

cant agree. high point for me also:

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #177 on: September 25, 2008, 08:14:33 pm »
that 4.4 game was a classic but there was real nose dive in are fortunes from then on in
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #178 on: September 25, 2008, 08:22:27 pm »
cant agree. high point for me also

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #179 on: September 25, 2008, 08:25:33 pm »
Re: You have to take your hat off to Arsene Wenger...
The only way id take my hat off to him, is if i was odd job, then id throw it at the c*nt!

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #180 on: September 25, 2008, 08:32:13 pm »
why so?

Most typical reds think it's a high point.

Personally I thought it was a horrible challenge, even Gerrard regrets it...apparently.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #181 on: September 25, 2008, 08:32:59 pm »
Most typical reds think it's a high point.

Personally I thought it was a horrible challenge, even Gerrard regrets it...apparently.

what do you mean by 'typical red'? and why are you better than them?


this will be interesting...
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #182 on: September 25, 2008, 08:37:15 pm »
what do you mean by 'typical red'? and why are you better than them?

this will be interesting...

A typical red? Can't really describe it, but i'd class myself as one probably. No I don't think I'm 'better'.

Why don't you get a life off this forum and stop trying to start pointless arguments.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #183 on: September 25, 2008, 08:38:10 pm »
I still maintain Stevie was trying to stop himself and therefore dug in his heels...
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #184 on: September 25, 2008, 08:40:05 pm »
cant agree. high point for me also:


It was a disgusting tackle, no question. Lucky he didnt snap his leg in half.
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #185 on: September 25, 2008, 08:41:25 pm »
It was a disgusting tackle, no question. Lucky he didnt snap his leg in half.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #186 on: September 25, 2008, 08:44:28 pm »
It was a disgusting tackle, no question. Lucky he didnt snap his leg in half.

Did you hear the story about how at the end of that season Gerrard went to go to Portugal on his hols and the only free seat on the plane was beside Naysmith?? Apparently Stevie didnt sleep just out of fear for the whole flight ;D
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #187 on: September 25, 2008, 08:45:57 pm »
Unlucky Naysmith lad

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #188 on: September 25, 2008, 08:46:15 pm »
Did you hear the story about how at the end of that season Gerrard went to go to Portugal on his hols and the only free seat on the plane was beside Naysmith??

It's in his book :)
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #189 on: September 25, 2008, 08:49:07 pm »
It's in his book :)

yeah, think theres one about his challenge on Kevin Campbell(which was far worse than that one IMO)
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #190 on: September 25, 2008, 08:50:20 pm »
yeah, think theres one about his challenge on Kevin Campbell(which was far worse than that one IMO)

he saw Campbell in a restaurant after that game (again its in his book)
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #191 on: September 25, 2008, 08:51:27 pm »
he saw Campbell in a restaurant after that game (again its in his book)

He left that restaurant pretty quickly afterwards ;D
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #192 on: September 25, 2008, 08:52:21 pm »
Just cant put the feeling down when you win the derby.

A few stories from the recent past though..

Gary Mac 45 yarder game I was watching that with a blue and he just shouted 'FUCK OFF' for a full minute, spit flying from his enraged mouth, eyes wild and me giving him the finger and telling him to do what he was shouting equally as loud with a big grin on my face with a little dance, fist waving and screaming thrown in

A surreal moment if you just happened to walk in


Then there was the Cisse goal at Goodison just after the break to restore our 2 goal cushion. We'd just got the Xmas tree up and it was just me and me old fella. Few beers inside us. I went mental, berserk

Id worked myself into such a frenzy over half time cos I didnt want them back in the game, we'd controlled it for the first 30 and got the 2 goals only for that fat c*nt Beatie to get a Jammy goal.

So when Cisse scored I got up kicked the table, punched the wall and grabbed the freshly put up Xmas Tree in a 'round the throat' hold and threw it to the ground screaming obscenities at it like it was a Toffee . Me old man who'd been celebrating aswell had to come over and restrain me 'Steady for fucks sake'. Almost broke my hand on that wall

Last year was a beauty aswell. One of my blue mates(not the same one as above) is a big fucker and watching it together isnt advisable under the best of times. Id tried to keep it together but when he started giving it 'Weve got the mark of you' I was boiling inside at HT. 

We came out and I was being pushed and goaded to the point where I thought a vein was going to pop

Then we get the penalty...

'WHHHAAAAAATTT, FUCK OFF YOU DIVING c*nt'

Im screaming with relief, joy, nerves,delight, revenge then Stevie seems to have a word with the ref and a red card is produced, I burst into rapturous applaus and laughing, me mate walks out the room screaming 'get him out of here' to me other mate whos house it is. He's just laughing his tits off (Arsenal fan)

He watches Kuyt put the penalty away through the crack in the door 'Fuck Off' and comes in and sits down cracks open a Fosters and sits there in silence sulking. Gerrard gets subbed and he then gets all animated again.
The delusion is unreal, we were the only side in it when Lucas came on yet he stands there egging them on like we're down to 6 men or something.

Saying that, Kuyts flying Kung Fu challenge and I went equally over the top immidiately, 'Get in there Dirk you legend, cripple the prick etc' then it began. Fuck offs and threats of violence flew across the lounge with gay abandon.


Dying minutes ball breaks to Lucas and I jump up in expectation of a goal only to watch that inbred prick save it and get sent. Me mates got his head in his hands and Im still screaming 'cheat' wanted the goal, a hush descended as Kuyt stepped up. I just couldnt see him scoring. Dont know why. When that ball found its way over the line I was up and over to him fist pumping and going 'have that, have that' along with other colourful language I forget.

As Im walking back to my seat fists still pumping a full can of Fosters hits me in the head at the speed of sound. Chaos. Punches thrown torn shirts, like a right pair of twats. We left each other alone for a few weeks after

Watching it with him Saturday...

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #193 on: September 25, 2008, 08:52:28 pm »
I'm quite found of the one played in Manchester.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #194 on: September 25, 2008, 08:57:03 pm »

Who do you think you’re kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘Pools no good,

There’s Stevie Heighway, John Toshack and Christy Lawler too

They scored three goals for Liverpool and worked it right up you !

So who do you think you are kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘Pools no good.

 

The Kop was here, they came to cheer

A famous victory,

With Alun Evans, Tommy Smith

And our leader Bill Shankly,

So who do you think you are kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘Pools no good.

 

Well the Everton supporters they have had quite just enough

They’d seen their team two goals in front

Then Shankly called his bluff, 1-2-3

So who do you think you’re kidding Harry Catterick

If you think the ‘pools no good.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #195 on: September 26, 2008, 01:53:30 pm »
I also remember Ronnie Rosenthal's late winner after Stuart Barlow missed about four gilt-edged chances. It was a shocking game but it was great when we won so late.

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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #196 on: September 26, 2008, 02:14:34 pm »
Rush's second 1986, the camera being knocked over and the knowledge that we had won the double.

The last derby on the Kop, James made a breathtaking save with a couple of minutes left. Celebrated that as if it were a goal.

Gary Mac.

But the best was going out to play after the 5 - 0 in 1982, all those gobby blues disappearing from view.


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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #197 on: September 26, 2008, 09:57:11 pm »
Cup Final of '86 was my favourite.

Had never seen Liverpool in an FA Cup Final up until then, we were going for the double, we had just beaten Everton to the title the week before on the last day. Everything about it was set up perfectly.

Looking back, even going behind and still being 1-0 at half-time just added to the feeling of elation afterwards. I remeber charging around the house and into my folks' back garden when Rushie's 2nd hit the back of the net, taking some guys camera with it.

I was at a Supporters' club dance last season where Rushie said that was his favourite match and I was so chuffed.

All in all, a fucking great day.


I'll second that, a superb day and i'll never forget the huge build up it got on Grandstand. They wre interviewing fans on the way down to that London on the train, there was a good mix of Reds and Blueshite together with some good banter and one Reds fan confidently gave his prediction: "3-1 to Liverpool"

Hope he had money on that :)


After Hillsborough, there couldn't have been a more fitting occaision for the cup final that year than another Merseyside derby. A very special match, Aldo's cracker after just 4 mins and Rushie's brace, that was a very special one for me
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #198 on: September 26, 2008, 10:06:29 pm »
The 5-0 cakewalk at Woodison (Rush4, Lawrenson)
Both FA Cup finals 86 and 89
The LC final replay @ Maine Rd

89 shades it for what it meant...
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Re: Your favourite Derby Day memories
« Reply #199 on: September 26, 2008, 10:36:26 pm »
Mine was Gerrard going full throttle at Hibberts' mid-riff(correct me if I'm wrong) and getting away with it.

Got to say, Little Luis' goal in 2006 when we were down to 10 men was a beauty.

He drinks Sangria, you know!!!!
We'll visit the Folies Bergeres,
They like to see the Scousers there,
The women are lovely with skin like a peach,
But no one can move it like Kenny Dalglish.