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RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - BaggieSteve - 09-02-2017
(08-02-2017, 11:44)Worldclassalbion Wrote: https://youtu.be/Udx3KVq2fZ8
IGOR IGOR IGOR IGOR
Still can't believe how loud we were, still brings a tear to my eye and the hairs stood to attention on my arms, neck, back, sack and crack
Starring Sir Gary Megson, Super Bob Taylor and the King OF Cool (No not Steve McQueen) but the legend that is IGOR BALIS
Hear such songs as THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD, BOING BOING and crowd favourite 'OH W*NKY W*NKY, W*NKY W*NKY W*NKY W*NKY WANDERERS'
So sit back in a comfy chair and enjoy the Film, you can sort your own Pop Corn out
How can you not just love that
RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - Stairs - 09-02-2017
That is one of my crazy cherished memories. I'd been out and listened to it in the car. I got home which at the time was a cottage in a lane and with 10 minutes left, despite wife and kids in the house, I just sat in the car glued to the radio commentary and screamed with joy when the penalty was awarded then again when we scored and then again at the final whistle.
No one saw me and no one heard me....
If a man screams in his car and no one was there to see it............ does it matter (Yes of course it bloody well does)
RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - 4evaabaggie - 09-02-2017
I was at work with no access to the radio or tv although I was aware the game was goalless, I worked in the emergency services, my boss said to me about us having a good result, I questioned a goalless draw being a good result and he told me we had won 1-0, a late penalty. I could hardly contain my excitement.
RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - Salopbaggie - 09-02-2017
Not quite as recent but Happy Birthday Big Cyrlle, I had forgotten a little just how skilled you actually were.
https://twitter.com/WBA/status/829600996049326080
RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - Baggievicar - 09-02-2017
I was abroad - a very rare foreign holiday - for the Bradford match. Got back on the day of the game against Palace and listened on the way home from the airport. When the second goal went in I could hardly drive, I was crying so much. I still well up watching it.
RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - BaggieSteve - 09-02-2017
(09-02-2017, 16:35)Salopbaggie Wrote: Not quite as recent but Happy Birthday Big Cyrlle, I had forgotten a little just how skilled you actually were.
https://twitter.com/WBA/status/829600996049326080
My favourite all time Baggie from 55 years of watching....and suffering!
RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - Beefy 1965 - 09-02-2017
(09-02-2017, 17:29)Baggievicar Wrote: I was abroad - a very rare foreign holiday - for the Bradford match. Got back on the day of the game against Palace and listened on the way home from the airport. When the second goal went in I could hardly drive, I was crying so much. I still well up watching it.
Jesus wept
RE: A beautiful bit of WBA recent history - 4evaabaggie - 09-02-2017
(09-02-2017, 17:29)Baggievicar Wrote: I was abroad - a very rare foreign holiday - for the Bradford match. Got back on the day of the game against Palace and listened on the way home from the airport. When the second goal went in I could hardly drive, I was crying so much. I still well up watching it.
Vic, I was similar for the great escape, could not stand the pressure or the excitement, expecting the worst hoping for the impossible ....... it had never been done before, bottom at christmas, bottom with ninety minutes of the season left. My wife was fed up with the whole thing .... so we decided to go out for the day. We took the three kids to Thorpe Park, for those in the midlands that may not know, a theme park in the Merlin chain out skirts of London. Wore my Albion shirt, bumped into saints fan, blues fans several London fans, all wished us well even the saints fan. No radio, no tv, total ignorance bliss. Heard saints were winning and partial rumours of other scores. Left to go home just after five I think, got in the car, turned on the radio to hear our relegation confirmation, I had forgotten they kicked off at four on the last weekend, the way I remember it, Saints were losing, Norwich were getting thumped, Albion were one up and Palace were one down. I was on cloud nine, Diaster .... Palace scored, 1-1, almost immediately penalty, Andy Johnson 2-1 palace. Devastated, switched off the radio, sulking as a drive around the M25, put the radio back on to get full times, commentator said palace have eight minutes to save themselves, the nerves, driving on the motorway in tense circumstances, our game finished, palace played on, then it was all over, very difficult to drive in the outside lane at 70ish whilst Boing boinging, and shouting we are staying up. What a day.