The good times.. (Light entertainment for the afternoon)

KevIRL · 15-05-2008 1:22pm #1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izpAVt_qIUI

Mr Alan · 15-05-2008 1:23pm

thats class!

kryogen · 15-05-2008 1:44pm

cant see it

KevIRL · 15-05-2008 1:50pm

kryogen wrote: »

cant see it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izpAVt_qIUI&feature=related

kryogen · 15-05-2008 2:26pm

absolute quality cheers

Malice · 15-05-2008 2:28pm

I'm still gutted that they deferred ALF!

Charlie · 15-05-2008 2:29pm

That clip is one big smogesboard of nostalgia crammed into about 30 secs.

Dun laoire · 15-05-2008 2:33pm

I never get tired of watching that on youtube. Fantastic times. Could you just imagine the atmosphere in the pubs that day and night.

KdjaCL · 15-05-2008 2:34pm

Just stick the izpAVt_qIUI part in the tags for it to work.

kdjac

KevIRL · 15-05-2008 2:45pm

Dun laoire wrote: »

I never get tired of watching that on youtube. Fantastic times. Could you just imagine the atmosphere in the pubs that day and night.

I still remember the atmosphere well!

Call Me Jimmy · 15-05-2008 2:49pm

I was 3 years old so all I can remember about the atmosphere is what's in The Van.

Malice · 15-05-2008 2:51pm

Dun laoire wrote: »

I never get tired of watching that on youtube. Fantastic times. Could you just imagine the atmosphere in the pubs that day and night.

Unfortunately I was too young to be in the pub drinking but I remember going outside in the garden about 5 minutes after the final whistle and realising that there were no cars on the road. My parent's house is beside a busy main road but right then, on a summer afternoon there was nothing stirring. That didn't last very long as there seemed to be convoys of honking cars tearing up and down the road for the rest of the evening

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Dun laoire · 15-05-2008 3:03pm

malice_ wrote: »

Unfortunately I was too young to be in the pub drinking but I remember going outside in the garden about 5 minutes after the final whistle and realising that there were no cars on the road. My parent's house is beside a busy main road but right then, on a summer afternoon there was nothing stirring. That didn't last very long as there seemed to be convoys of honking cars tearing up and down the road for the rest of the evening .

Yeah i was only 11. I remember the cars honking like mad all day. It was a dirty wet day from memory, well in Dun Laoghaire it was, out playing jumpers for goalposts. God i hope Trapps can do a job and bring back those wonderful times.

Dun laoire · 15-05-2008 3:06pm

KevIRL wrote: »

I still remember the atmosphere well!

Did the tears flow kev

Xavi6 · 15-05-2008 3:06pm

I had just turned 5. Apparently I got bored of the Romania game and went out kickin ball on the road. Missed the whole feckin peno shootout. The shame

~Marky~ · 15-05-2008 3:25pm

They where the good old days.I remember my dad bringing me to the home coming and Nelson Mandela was there as well it was a amazing day.
I still have my brillo Bonner Italy is a goner t-shirt and the cups from McDonalds

KevIRL · 15-05-2008 4:05pm

Dun laoire wrote: »

Did the tears flow kev

Yup, smoky pubs in them days...

5ForKeeps · 15-05-2008 5:44pm

Was only 6 years old, can believe it's that long ago. That tournament kick started the whole country and the Celtic Tiger....

Benedict XVI · 16-05-2008 12:10pm

I was doing my Matric that day, hands up who knows what a Matric is.

It was either French or English and you had to stay at least 1 hr, once the hour was up I legged it down the down to the pub, and the one thing I noticed on the way was that the main street was so so quiet .

The good times.. (Light entertainment for the afternoon)

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