Euros' Most Shocking Moments BBC3 10 pm.

mike65

I have no idea why I'm even posting this given its obviously bargain basement level.

Euros' Most Shocking Moments

Richard Bacon and David James count down the most inspirational, ridiculous and surprising incidents from the past 20-plus years of the European Football Championships. They include England's warm-up game against Aylesbury in 1988, Stuart Pearce scoring his penalty against Spain in the Euro 96 quarter-final, and the Germans later winning the trophy at Wembley. With contributions from Frankie Cocozza, Reverend and the Makers, Ricky Norwood, Jaap Stam, Peter Schmeichel, Uri Geller, Alan Smith and Stefan Kuntz (this is BBC3 so they thought they'd be funneeeeeeeeeee fnarr fnarr)

kwality then! :rolleyes:

Mikeyt086

Made the mistake of watching 15mins of the World Cup Most Shocking Moments when they did one before the last World Cup.

These are absolutely dire. They are based almost exclusively around the England teams and feature the opinions of absolutely bottom-of-the-barrel comedians, their jokes are so cringey that it actually becomes a pain to watch.

Redzer7

It'll probably be shíte but I'll watch it anyways thanks OP

citytillidie

Will stick with green is the colour on RTE at 10:25

Kerrydude1981

Watching it,forgot about Boli headbutting Stuart Pearce in Euro 92.

Lawrence1895

I wonder if they show Andreas Moeller copying off Wayne Rooney after he scored the deciding penalty in the Euro 96 semi final against England.

It was class, even if I don't like Moeller, but the way he copied Rooney's celebration was...class

recyclops

Uri geller moved the ball :0

Kerrydude1981

recyclops wrote: »

Uri geller moved the ball :0

Pity Uri wasnt around for last years All Ireland football final

klose

A fart?

mike65

I had to switch off after an hour, I could feel the life blood draining away.

klose

Didn't Beckham hoof the ball over the bar from a peno against Portugal in the euros? Thought that'd be high up but Wasent even in it

RayCon

citytillidie wrote: »

Will stick with green is the colour on RTE at 10:25

Really enjoyed it tonight

bijapos

Lars1916 wrote: »

I wonder if they show Andreas Moeller copying off Wayne Rooney after he scored the deciding penalty in the Euro 96 semi final against England.

It was class, even if I don't like Moeller, but the way he copied Rooney's celebration was...class

Probably won't show it as Rooney was 10 at the time.

Might show Moeller copying Gazza though !

The_Kew_Tour

Green is the Colour has been excellent so far. Never knew we had chance to play in 1950 WC too.

Those disallowed goals in France and Bulgaria were disgrace too.

dfx-

mike65 wrote: »

kwality then! :rolleyes:

What did you want - a debate about the impact of modern art on the European Championships with contributions from the last few Turner prize winners?

Jimmy Iovine

Frankie Cocaine? What does he know football? He is old enough to have barely seen one tournament, in 2004 when he was about 10.

What was the worst?

Kerrydude1981

Jimmy Iovine wrote: »

Frankie Cocaine? What does he know football? He is old enough to have barely seen one tournament, in 2004 when he was about 10.

What was the worst?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcBP1DwoVaM

kitakyushu

Glad to see England weren't shocked when Ireland beat them at Euro 88.

Kerrydude1981

kitakyushu wrote: »

Glad to see England weren't shocked when Ireland beat them at Euro 88.

Euro 88 only a small mention,the song they had for it and a friendly they played before the tournament against a non league team

Renn

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkS3FQnaMxI

They also conveniently forgot about the game vs Ireland 4 years prior to this.