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Mariner88
January 28, 2011, 5:31pm
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Not the I can remember it well, but I always think of Zhang Enhua's header at the Reebok.
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January 28, 2011, 5:35pm

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Matt Tees

photo 14.....this is new one on me...

http://cards.littleoak.com.au/196364_abc_scottish_makeaphoto/00_196364_abc_scottish.htm

how could anyone so skinny head a ball so hard....

and they were proper footballs none of this plastic beachball stuff...
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January 28, 2011, 6:37pm
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Trevor Whymark away at Leicester in a mid week game at the back end of the season from the edge of the area. We needed the win to keep away from the relegation zone, while Leicester were pushing for promotion. If my memory serves me right he scored twice as we won 2 nil.
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A bit of a curveball but Tommy Watson against Bristol City. We won 2-1 after going a goal down which was scored by Andy Cole and I cant remember if Watsons was the equaliser or winner but either Gilbert or Childs delivered their usual top quality cross met by an absolute thunderbolt of a header from Watson.

Big Keith against Wimbledon too.


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Conlons last minute equaliser last year was pretty good.
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Conlons last minute equaliser last year was pretty good.


Good shout he sort of looped it over the defence and Goalie.
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Andy Todd away at Wolves. Great moment.


it was, wasn't it! Imperious.

Wolves' season fell apart after that. They had started selling 'premier league' season tickets before Town arrived at Molineux. They bottled it after that, chucking away a big points lead. West Brom got promoted instead
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Pat Glover and Tommy Briggs scored a few good headers as well as Rafferty and Tees,

I did see the last 3 but Pat Glover was even before my time.


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A bit of a curveball but Tommy Watson against Bristol City. We won 2-1 after going a goal down which was scored by Andy Cole and I cant remember if Watsons was the equaliser or winner but either Gilbert or Childs delivered their usual top quality cross met by an absolute thunderbolt of a header from Watson.

Big Keith against Wimbledon too.


If I'm thinking of the same game I think it was the equaliser. The winner was Mendonca from outside the box in the last minute. It took a massive deflection and looped over their keeper.
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Pat Glover and Tommy Briggs scored a few good headers as well as Rafferty and Tees,

I did see the last 3 but Pat Glover was even before my time.



I can never remember Briggs, I know I saw him play but I simply can't remember him.
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