The last game I went to see ...

[nostalgia]

The last Game I went to see ...

Date: Monday 16 January 2006.

Venue: Carrow Road, Norwich.

Score: Norwich City Reserves 0 vs 5 Tottenham Hotspur Reserves.

Competitition: Barclays Premiership Reserve League (South).

Attendance: 2,213

Report (in under 60 words): Fantastic value for £3.50 (only £1 for old gits and schoolies). Norwich remain bottom of the Reserves' league ](*,) . The reasons became too clear. Superb goals from young Spurs' side. Catering excellent (thank you, Delia ;-) ), but inferior to the Aggborough Soup \\\\/ .

 

[woodgers]

The last game I went to see....

Date: Wednesday 16th November

Venue: Stadium Australia, El Syd e ney

Score: Australia 1-0 Uruguay (4-2 penalties)

Competition: World Cup Qualifier

Attendance: 85 000+

Report: Aussies are off to the World cup. Catering: the beer tasted extra nice that night.

 

[bazza]

Date: September 2001.

Venue: Alicante, Spain.

Score: Alicante 3 vs 2 Hercules

Competitition: Spainish division 3B

Attendance: about 1500

Report (in under 60 words): At least 2 red cards and 5 yellow cards. Home team scores a goal in last minute to win the game. Too bad I am sitting in the away team side. Catering: man at the bar trying to explain to me in Spanish that they only had alcohol free beer.

 

[Raider Ultra]

Date: Sometime in Late November
Venue: Hindmarsh Stadium
Score: Adelaide 3 Sydney 2
Competition: A-League
Attendance: 16000
Report: Adelaide go 2-0 early, Sydney peg it back to 2-2, then the 'Reching' ball finishes from 25 metres in the last 10 minutes to effectively seal the Premiership for Adelaide.

 

[morri (cWo)]

Date: 14th Jan 2006
Venue: Aussie Stadium
Score: Sydney 1 Central Coast 1
Competition: A-League
Attendance: 15970 (thereabouts)
Report: Piece of piss

 

[Electric_Eels]

Date: Jan 8, 2006
Venue: Central Coast Stadium
Score: Central Coast 1, NZ Knights 0
Competition: A-League
Attendance: 7252 i think
Report: Not much happened, Central Coast looked comfortable but didnt get many shots away but finally got the goal in the first minute of extra for the win

 

[Moffo]

Date: Jan 6, 2006
Venue: SFS
Score: Sydney 0, Newcastle 0
Competition: A-League
Attendance: 15,000
Report: sh*t, bland, worst sporting event i've ever been to.

 

[Southern Rooster]

Date: 14th Jan 2006
Venue: Aussie Stadium
Score: Sydney 1 Central Coast 1
Competition: A-League
Attendance: 15970 (thereabouts)
Report: Not a bad match a vast improvement on the week before (not hard to be) which as Moffo rightly points out was one of the worst sporting matches I'd been to. A great atmosphere created by the near 700 odd Mariners that travelled down. A 1-1 result was just reward for both sides who put in a spirited display although the touches weren't always the best. Yorke also missed a penalty.

 

[Albinomonkey]

ditto Southern Rooster

 

[borat]

Date: September 2001.

Venue: Bernabau, Madrid, Spain.

Score: Real Madrid 5 vs 1 Espanyol

Competitition: Spainish Primera Liga

Attendance: about 50 000

Report (in under 60 words): Espanyol opened the scoring but goals from Raul, Zidane, McMannerman,Ronaldo and a Roberto Carlos free kick special sealed it for Madrid.

 

[The_Joey_Show]

Date: 2nd December 2005

Venue: EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle, Australia

Score: Adelaide United 2 Newcastle Jets 1

Competition: Hyundai A-League

Attendance: 10,000 odd

Report: A tight affair early, with the halftime score a hard fought scoreless draw. A mini-cyclone early in the second stanza coincides with the game opening up, and Newcastle grabbing the first goal through Vaughan Coveny. Newcastle then try to sit back and defend the one goal advantage for half an hour. Adelaide seize the advantage and score two goals in three minutes. Game over!

 

[Southernsaint]

The last Game I went to see ...

Date: Monday 16 January 2006.

Venue: Carrow Road, Norwich.

Score: Norwich City Reserves 0 vs 5 Tottenham Hotspur Reserves.

Competitition: Barclays Premiership Reserve League (South).

Attendance: 2,213

Report (in under 60 words): Fantastic value for £3.50 (only £1 for old gits and schoolies). Norwich remain bottom of the Reserves' league ](*,) . The reasons became too clear. Superb goals from young Spurs' side. Catering excellent (thank you, Delia ;-) ), but inferior to the Aggborough Soup \\\\/ .

"Let's be having you" LOL...

 

[Raider Ultra]

'We need a 12th man out here, where are you?'

 

[Southernsaint]

f**k me, that was funny...

 

[Raider Ultra]

Nothing like watching a human being get destroyed in front of your eyes.

 

[Southernsaint]

http://archive6.libsyn.com/podcasts/soccergossip/DRUNKEN_DELIA.mp3

 

[Southernsaint]

And even better:

http://www.mixposure.com/song.php?songid=7080

 

[choc_soldier]

The last game I went to see....

Date: Friday 13th January

Venue: EnergyAustralia Stadium, Newcastle

Score: Newcastle Jets 3, New Zealand Knights 0

Competition: A-League

Attendance: 6,000 (felt more than that though)

Report: First ever soccer match I've been to, was quite a good atmosphere.

Catering: Fish and chips were good. Also the Carlton Draught in the can (not usually my specialty) hit the spot nicely.

 

[perth sharkie]

The last match I went to see...

Date: Thu 12th Jan 2006

Venue: Members Equity Stadium

Score: Perth Glory 1 - 2 Adelaide Utd

Competition: A-League

Attendance: 5033 (lowest crowd in Glory history)

Report: Dreadful weather in an open stadium plus a dire performance by the Glory in their previous match and this being a Thursday night fixture led to the lowest crowd in the Glory's ten year history. That didn't stop me from going and although the Glory lost, for the first time in about five home matches the players put in a bit of effort and looked remotely like a football team. Stuart Young started for the first time and played well. An encouraging performance despite the defeat, but it may be too little too late for the Glory.

 

[JF_Henson_Hill]

The last game I went to see....

Date: Wednesday 16th November

Venue: Stadium Australia, El Syd e ney

Score: Australia 1-0 Uruguay (4-2 penalties)

Competition: World Cup Qualifier

Attendance: 85 000+

Report: Aussies are off to the World cup. Catering: the beer tasted extra nice that night.

But they ran out of cups in the 2nd half though. :lol: :shock:

So no more Sydney FC style beer showers.

One of the best days in my life, that day.

JF