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4 Years Ago Today - Manchester City 3-2 QPR
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13-05-2016 9:30pm#1A superb day of football.
It's hard to see that finish to a season ever being beaten.
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I was in DCU library studying for my finals and only following the game on livescore.
Only for the deathly silence of the place to be broken by "OH MY ****ING GOD!" from a classmate of mine lacking in decorum
Cake, and grief counseling, will be available at the conclusion of the test
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A superb day of football.
It's hard to see that finish to a season ever being beaten.
It was beaten 23 years earlier.0 -
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Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »In reality they were on a par I suppose.
But for me its a perfect example of how over time ones interest wanes.
1989 resonates with me more as I was 17 at the time, watched it at home, and had little else to bother me.
In 2012 I was 40 and at a Peppa Pig show.
I think the fact '89 was a straight shoot out between the top 2 on the last night of the season puts it above 2012 for me! The game in '89 should not have been the last game but for the terrible tragedy at Hillsborough which meant the game was rescheduled.
Arsenal did the unthinkable, went to Anfield and beat a then rampant Liverpool by 2 clear goals.....and broke my 10 year old heart in the process
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Unquestionably, my best ever football experience in my 53 years. Lucky enough to get a ticket on the day and the utter pandemonium when Sergio scored will live with me forever. Ended up going arse over tit over the seat behind me. 0
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I think the fact '89 was a straight shoot out between the top 2 on the last night of the season puts it above 2012 for me! The game in '89 should not have been the last game but for the terrible tragedy at Hillsborough which meant the game was rescheduled.
Arsenal did the unthinkable, went to Anfield and beat a then rampant Liverpool by 2 clear goals.....and broke my 10 year old heart in the process
Another factor was that Liverpool were going for the double for a second time, something that had never been done.
They had been denied the previous year v Wimbledon.
To all the young ones out there the a league and FA cup double was a big deal once.0 -
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ScienceNerd wrote: »I was in DCU library studying for my finals and only following the game on livescore.
Only for the deathly silence of the place to be broken by "OH MY ****ING GOD!" from a classmate of mine lacking in decorum
Ha, I was in DCU library myself that day. Just as your friend yelled that my heart broke :pac:0 -
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