Originally posted by daylo:
Any one watching this lads.Hard to believe some things that have been on it. The GAA is those days, and the FAI The next part should be interesting....

Originally posted by Bannerabu:
The Irish team giving the nazi salute

Originally posted by batter burger:
I had this on sky+ and just watched the first half of it now.
Did anybody see the footage of Ireland and Spain in Dublin in 1966, I've never seen such an obvious gift of a goal from the spanish keeper, i don't know if there was anything made of it at the time but it was so clearly crooked its unbelievable. He basically threw the ball into his own net in a very blatant fashion, it's about 20 minutes into the program- hilarious, check it out.

Originally posted by batter burger:
Anyone see it last night? Any good?

Originally posted by Anyone but FF:
Dunphy was acting the clown on it last night and started crying when he was reliving his frustration of the Ireland V Egypt Italia 90 game.

Originally posted by batter burger:
I had this on sky+ and just watched the first half of it now.
Did anybody see the footage of Ireland and Spain in Dublin in 1966, I've never seen such an obvious gift of a goal from the spanish keeper, i don't know if there was anything made of it at the time but it was so clearly crooked its unbelievable. He basically threw the ball into his own net in a very blatant fashion, it's about 20 minutes into the program- hilarious, check it out.

Originally posted by cityoftribes:
Seen the first part half of last nights BB. Ya it was decent enough, not alot of what you wouldn't have already heard though. It's mostly concentrated around the Charlton era and the end of Hands reign, gives some interesting insights in fairness. Have the rest of them recorded so looking forward to sitting down and watching all of them.

Originally posted by Bannerabu:
I have to say i like a lot of others was caught up in the occasion of USA after beating Italy in the Giants Stadium.
But u have to say now that Jack was naive with his up and at em put em under pressure tactics he refused to move off under the heat of Florida v Mexico. Was the Egypt game played there aswell ?

Originally posted by Bannerabu:
More an armchair supporter of Munster along with of a lot of sports but an avid follower of Clare hurling.

Originally posted by Bannerabu:
ya the armchair supporter will always get caught out

Originally posted by old seaman:

That was in the days when keepers could be charged. Continental keepers didn't like it. Noel Cantwell (normally a full back) played no. 9 for Irelad and had Iribar (Spain's keeper) terrified. He went up for a Frank O'Neill cross with one eye on the charging Cantwell and put it into his own net. I was there!

Originally posted by batter burger:
I deleted it off sky+ seaman so i can't confirm this but he didn't seem to be under any real pressure from Cantwell or anyone else. A long floating cross came in from the right hand side, he caught it cleanly and turned right around and threw it in the net, i don't think i've ever seen anything quite as pathetic from a top class goalkeeper

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Originally posted by patr1ck84:
Anyone watch this last night confirms a few things for me Keane totally manipulated the saipan thing

Originally posted by level da hoor on tour:
thought the same thing myself.. I never really fell on either side of the whole saipan fence but Keane last night looked smug and like a spoilt child in the bits the showed from the tommy gorman interview.