That rocket from Robert Rosario

[paddycanary 539]

Got sent this today. What a cracker! Don't think I've ever started a thread before. Cherry popped.

[CardiffCanary 131]

Good way to pop it !!!

I was there … what a game 

[Ken Hairy 3,780]

29 minutes ago, paddycanary said:

Got sent this today. What a cracker! Don't think I've ever started a thread before. Cherry popped.

I'm somewhere in the crowd right behind the goal as a 14 year old kid, knew that was in as soon as he hit it, had the perfect view.

[cambridgeshire canary 6,793]

Some real good 80's hair going on there

[keelansgrandad 6,679]

That was a better rocket than Branson tried to send up.

[Faded Jaded Semi Plastic SOB 1,037]

I was also there with my 80s hair..............

[Canary Jedi 589]

I was standing in the river end by the railings which separated the fans (why?).

Game finished 4-4 I seem to remember, what a cracker!

[Nuff Said 5,175]

I do like the word thunderbastard, always makes me think of Alex Tettey.

[The Raptor 1,231]

Never heard the word before. I'm going to make sure I use it!

[Google Bot 3,299]

The only season I done every match home and away, pretty funded by a birthday, paper round and quid a week pocket money.  Pretty sure season ticket was about £36, maybe even less - I was a junior, and sure it was half the adult price which was £72 - anyone know for sure?

That season had so many great moments, I just wish we could view it in higher definition and get a good look at the crowd as you'd move around so much back then you got to know so many people being packed in so close to each other.

My memories of this goal was being caught unaware as he hit it, going nuts, and then the big lads at the back pushing forwards and us younger ones being pushed down - but it's not even evident on this footage, it doesn't even reflect what I remember, which was more like carnage.

This looks rather polite watching it back.

Edited September 11, 2023 by Google Bot

[Channon’s Windmill 330]

What a goal, what a game, very poignant for me as it was the last game I went to with my late father. Certainly a happy memory.

[K Lo 229]

I was at that game in the Barclay End.
I think it ended 4-4.
Ah, the old Barclay End, with the burgers swimming in hot water and a toilet block without a roof.

[dj11 377]

When I was travelling for a year, we couldn't decide where to start off in Argentina, I chose Rosario, because of Robert. It was an inspired choice!

[LaUnionCanary 86]

According to posters on here the attendance was 143,681 that day. Amazing that everyone was there that day. No idea if I was, I was a Capital Canaries member in those days and attended most matches, but memory is failing me these days. So I won't lie and say I was there because  I have no clue.

[LaUnionCanary 86]

Actually the 4-4 scoreline reminded me. I was there, with a good friend who was a Saints supporter. We had a day out in Norwich, we went to the match and our wives, both Filipinas, went shopping.

[dylanisabaddog 4,975]

People often used to wonder why Le Tissier didn't play for England. I think it was this game when he decided to show off a minute before half time and ended up giving a goal away.