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  1. #26

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    I notice that WC's since the turn of the century don't get much of a mention. My favourite WC would also go back to the 20th Century.

  2. #27

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    It’s very often, quite sarcastically, that the majority of us on here are old farts with outdated views and should be put out to grass. This thread disputes that……….nobody has mentioned ‘58!!!!

  3. #28

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    Quote Originally Posted by NinianKnight View Post
    I notice that WC's since the turn of the century don't get much of a mention. My favourite WC would also go back to the 20th Century.
    Mine as well. Devastated when they closed the Toilets in The Hayes.

  4. #29

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    Funniest world cup moment for me is when Germany battered Brazil in the semi final 2014 (Brazil) if anyone is bored, then take alook at Germany's goals, all 7 of them could have easily been avoided, the defending was worse than shocking. It was funny because of all the Brazil fans crying, after the Brazilian side banged out their national anthem twice. And the reaction of David Luiz who went rogue and decided to play up front. Big Phil Scolari's face was a picture, after the fith went in it was like he didn't give a ****

    The 2nd funniest thing was that weird bloke who used to dress up in a union jack suit for England games and was allowed to stand by the players tunnel. It's a good job he;s not about in this day and age as interpol would probably like a quiet word.

  5. #30

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuerto View Post
    Funniest world cup moment for me is when Germany battered Brazil in the semi final 2014 (Brazil) if anyone is bored, then take alook at Germany's goals, all 7 of them could have easily been avoided, the defending was worse than shocking. It was funny because of all the Brazil fans crying, after the Brazilian side banged out their national anthem twice. And the reaction of David Luiz who went rogue and decided to play up front. Big Phil Scolari's face was a picture, after the fith went in it was like he didn't give a ****

    The 2nd funniest thing was that weird bloke who used to dress up in a union jack suit for England games and was allowed to stand by the players tunnel. It's a good job he;s not about in this day and age as interpol would probably like a quiet word.
    I saw Wales v England at Ninian Park, just before the 82 World Cup and that fella was on the pitch then. I remember he came over to the Bob Bank during the game waving a Wales flag and he got dogs abuse. I felt quite sorry for him at the time, but a few years later some allegations came out about him. Can’t remember if the allegations were proven though?

  6. #31

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuerto View Post
    Mine as well. Devastated when they closed the Toilets in The Hayes.
    John Lennon was seen wandering around looking for his independence there, it just seemed to vanish in The Hayes.

  7. #32

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuerto View Post
    Funniest world cup moment for me is when Germany battered Brazil in the semi final 2014 (Brazil) if anyone is bored, then take alook at Germany's goals, all 7 of them could have easily been avoided, the defending was worse than shocking. It was funny because of all the Brazil fans crying, after the Brazilian side banged out their national anthem twice. And the reaction of David Luiz who went rogue and decided to play up front. Big Phil Scolari's face was a picture, after the fith went in it was like he didn't give a ****

    The 2nd funniest thing was that weird bloke who used to dress up in a union jack suit for England games and was allowed to stand by the players tunnel. It's a good job he;s not about in this day and age as interpol would probably like a quiet word.
    Ken Bailey, also famous for putting his flag over Erica Roe’s tits.

  8. #33

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    Quote Originally Posted by splott parker View Post
    John Lennon was seen wandering around looking for his independence there, it just seemed to vanish in The Hayes.
    Did you build them?

  9. #34

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    Quote Originally Posted by JumpersforGoalposts View Post
    1970 for me, probably because it was the first one I watched on the tellybox but that Brazil team was something else.
    I would say that final was the best too, for the same reasons.
    Also I was ridiculously happy at being able to see Rivelino play in a 1978 friendly at Wembley as at that time he was the last of the 1970 team still playing for Brazil.
    Quote Originally Posted by Undercoverinwurzelland View Post
    What a team that was. Possibly the best ever.
    1970 for me too.

    But the Dutch side of the 74 and 78 cups Johaan Cruyff and Rudy Krol,- probably the best side never to win the WC

  10. #35

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuerto View Post
    Did you build them?
    Couldn’t get any ‘Help’!

  11. #36

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mario Miethig View Post
    Socrates played in the 82 and 86 tournaments
    Yeah I Googled it after my post and realised it was considerably later on.

    It then took me to some YouTube Clips.

    Jeez, what a player!

  12. #37

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mario Miethig View Post
    I saw Wales v England at Ninian Park, just before the 82 World Cup and that fella was on the pitch then. I remember he came over to the Bob Bank during the game waving a Wales flag and he got dogs abuse. I felt quite sorry for him at the time, but a few years later some allegations came out about him. Can’t remember if the allegations were proven though?
    It was very odd, that l'm sure of. Remember the three wheeled Robin reliant disability cars parked behind the goal at Stamford Bridge. The old man used to say to me that the cars only had three wheels because the drivers only had one leg. I tried not to laugh.

  13. #38

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    I think Mexico was a good one. The games were 7pm and 11pm as I recall. One down the pub and then one when I got home. I remember watching Spain 5-1 Denmark after the pub one night. What a game!

  14. #39

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuerto View Post
    Funniest world cup moment for me is when Germany battered Brazil in the semi final 2014 (Brazil) if anyone is bored, then take alook at Germany's goals, all 7 of them could have easily been avoided, the defending was worse than shocking. It was funny because of all the Brazil fans crying, after the Brazilian side banged out their national anthem twice. And the reaction of David Luiz who went rogue and decided to play up front. Big Phil Scolari's face was a picture, after the fith went in it was like he didn't give a ****

    The 2nd funniest thing was that weird bloke who used to dress up in a union jack suit for England games and was allowed to stand by the players tunnel. It's a good job he;s not about in this day and age as interpol would probably like a quiet word.
    He'd be Nigel Farage's Home Secretary

  15. #40

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    I've watched from 1970 and the best world cup for me was the Argentinian 1978 tournament.
    Mario Kempes was outstanding in the tournament and that team were too

  16. #41

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    Quote Originally Posted by B. Oddie View Post
    Yeah I Googled it after my post and realised it was considerably later on.

    It then took me to some YouTube Clips.

    Jeez, what a player!
    Was also a qualified Doctor and smoked 60 a day. Like you say, what a player though.

  17. #42

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mario Miethig View Post
    Was also a qualified Doctor and smoked 60 a day. Like you say, what a player though.
    Socrates also spoke out against the military leadership who governed Brazil at the time. He was an interesting character off the pitch. He was the leader of that Brazilian side in 82, even though they had Zico amongst a load of other fantastic players.

    Rossi did them mind.

  18. #43

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jordi Culé View Post
    Socrates also spoke out against the military leadership who governed Brazil at the time. He was an interesting character off the pitch. He was the leader of that Brazilian side in 82, even though they had Zico amongst a load of other fantastic players.

    Rossi did them mind.
    That’s right. I remember at Mexico 86 he wore a headband with a political slogan on it criticising the government. Think he also refused to sing the anthem at that tournament?
    The side in 82 was pure brilliance, by 86 the likes of Zico, Socrates and Junior were a bit over the hill. Shame they didn’t win in 82

  19. #44

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    1958 Brazil v Wales 1-0 defeat in Q/F, John Charles kicked out of the tournament by the Magyars Pele.

  20. #45

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mario Miethig View Post
    ThatÂ’s right. I remember at Mexico 86 he wore a headband with a political slogan on it criticising the government. Think he also refused to sing the anthem at that tournament?
    The side in 82 was pure brilliance, by 86 the likes of Zico, Socrates and Junior were a bit over the hill. Shame they didnÂ’t win in 82
    Brazil went further in the 86 tournament than 82. They lost on pens in a great game to France. That French side were good mind with Platini and Tigana running teams ragged. They probably should've won a World Cup in 82 if it wasn't for Schumacher decapitating Batiston.

    How I remember this shiit amazes me when I won't be able to tell you a the result from last night in a couple of hours.

    Off at a tangent, the kits on show were much better too.

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    Netherlands v Portugal 2006

    Not much football but definitely interesting to watch . 4 reds and 16 yellows

    https://youtube.com/shorts/9VG2L4hX_...9fOU-I3o2f8HZ6

  22. #47

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    1982 was class.Brazil v Italy quarter final awesome.

  23. #48

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    Quote Originally Posted by theclaw View Post
    1982 was class.Brazil v Italy quarter final awesome.
    Yeah that was a great game.

  24. #49

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    Alan Rough trying to impersonate a goal keeper was a highlight of 82 as well.

  25. #50

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    2022 because Wales were there?

    Bit of a damp squib in the end but the build up of playing in the World Cup was pretty good!

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