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... for Morecambe or anyone else, live or on TV, in decades of watching football. Well done, Ledge!

Welshrimp wrote:... for Morecambe or anyone else, live or on TV, in decades of watching football. Well done, Ledge!

Superb, what a strike a goal fit to win any game.

I didn't know he had it in him....but his mate and girl friend said before the game that Rene was feeling good today.

Goal of the season?

Quality. A goal fit for a legend!

Rene was feeling good today

Mum's home cookin'!

Welshrimp wrote:

Rene was feeling good today

Mum's home cookin'!

Full fridge apparently!

LEGEND!

Sammy h wrote:

Welshrimp wrote:

Rene was feeling good today

Mum's home cookin'!

Full fridge apparently!

LEGEND!

On that note, Adams played especially well today too.

Sammy h wrote:

Welshrimp wrote:

Rene was feeling good today

Mum's home cookin'!

Full fridge apparently!

LEGEND!

Its the Nando's. And something to do with his parents being in the croud!

Goal of the season?

Yes !!!

On that note, Adams played especially well today too.

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I thought Garry Hunter had a brilliant game and was everywhere.

Hope he isn't to badly hurt.

Christies Child wrote:Goal of the season?

Unless you were one of the 23 who went to Grimsby in which case second best Goal of the Season?

Was going to say, Hunter's against Grimsby was goal of the season in all the leagues i think.

great goal as was garrys at grimsby
but come on................
there will never be a better goal than dannys at wembley

Shrimpsscene wrote:great goal as was garrys at grimsby
but come on................
there will never be a better goal than dannys at wembley

Agreed.

Always brilliant, but I'm sure one day I'll watch it and Danny'll hoof the ball into the crowd!!

I fully agree with everybodys replys.Great technique pace vision ,May i just say that the atmosphere was FANTASTIC in the north stand and the york.good team performance from the lads roll on macclesfield hey.

P/T Indie wrote:On that note, Adams played especially well today too.

I thought Garry Hunter had a brilliant game and was everywhere.

Hope he isn't to badly hurt.[/quote]

Garry Hunter MOM for sure, hassled midfield tirelessly, the job perks used to do,
being a "pain in the arse" all over the pitch. must be part terrier
Hope he's ok, gave his all today IMO.
Well done garry

i have herd that the york was trashed after the game by the bradford fans, is this true

badger wrote:i have herd that the york was trashed after the game by the bradford fans, is this true

Untrue, I was in there at 7 and there was no evidence of any trouble.

In fact there were still alot of Bratfud in there and the atmosphere was relaxed and jovial.

thanks for that mick.

just seen the goal on sky sports news. he starts his run on the opposite side of the pitch on the half way line, skins two players. what a goal. best goal ive seen at christie park.

Unless you were one of the 23 who went to Grimsby in which case second best Goal of the Season?

That was a great finish too, but yesterday's goal was about so much more than the finish...

he starts his run on the opposite side of the pitch on the half way line, skins two players. what a goal

Exactly.

Having seen it on Sky Sports News it was without doubt a superb strike.

However, I've changed my mind about it being goal of the season. Gary's goal at Grimsby was technically a better goal and therefore it now gets my vote.

While it was a great goal, it somehow looks less impressive on TV - Rene beats one player and has a (fantastic) shot after being afforded plenty of space by Bradford. A bit of table-turning after how many goals we gave away through failure to close down players in the first half of the season.

campdave wrote:While it was a great goal, it somehow looks less impressive on TV - Rene beats one player and has a (fantastic) shot after being afforded plenty of space by Bradford. A bit of table-turning after how many goals we gave away through failure to close down players in the first half of the season.

too true