Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 8:46 amHas anyone uploaded the Gerrard goal yet? Is there a link?
Love this on the bbc website
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 8:46 amPosted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:20 amPosted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:31 amYeh i was wondering if there was a link to the goals? Something to keep for a long long time
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:35 amSG'S Goal
The goal
The goal
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 10:28 amlakes - thanks for the link to the virtual reply - confirms one thing on west ham's second goal. Was Dean Ashton not offside? if the initial shot had gone straight in fair enough, but how does he not gain an advantage by being in an offside position at the time of the initial shot? Surely is must be deemed the same passage of play too.
the above is not to take away from a great game of course, but no one mentioned it at the time and i was just curious as to what everyone else thinks on this.
the above is not to take away from a great game of course, but no one mentioned it at the time and i was just curious as to what everyone else thinks on this.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 10:46 amI noticed that to, but there wasn't a whole lot I could do at the time. 
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 10:50 amlakes10 wrote:SG'S Goal
The goal
Cool but I would really like the to be able to download the goal for personal keeping, any ideas?>
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 12:06 pmcarragher og 1-0
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=carraog.zip
ashton 2-0
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=ashton.zip
cisse 2-1
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=cisse.zip
gerrard 2-2
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=gerrard1.zip
konchesky 3-2
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=konchesky.zip
gerrard 3-3
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=gerrard.zip
reina amazing save
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.p....ave.zip
penalties
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=penalties.zip
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=carraog.zip
ashton 2-0
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=ashton.zip
cisse 2-1
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=cisse.zip
gerrard 2-2
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=gerrard1.zip
konchesky 3-2
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=konchesky.zip
gerrard 3-3
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=gerrard.zip
reina amazing save
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.p....ave.zip
penalties
http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=other&file=penalties.zip
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 12:17 pmfound this while scouring the net, as you do. and thought it worth bringing up: good post.
Tell me how you can support anyone else
Story by Karl Coppack 15 May 2006
For every second that elapsed between Konchevsky’s goal to second that unbelievable player pulled his foot back we were out of it.
Andy Townsend famously claimed that Carragher had pulled “both his groins” in Istanbul which is impressive in itself but to have a whole team with sixty three games in their legs go and do that because they had to is beyond words. Had we lost 3-2 we would have shrugged, scowled at UEFA for putting us in the qualifiers and got on with it. Fortunately the eleven men on the pitch prefer medals to excuses and no matter how tired they are there’s always a gargantuan effort in the locker somewhere.
You have to believe, Richard. You have to believe.
So said Phil Thompson when the hairy hands man asked him if there was any way back at half time last May. Those words became a mantra outside the ground to the thousands of ticketless fans and later when the injury time board came up. We do believe. We dream, knowing that the impossible occurs when you never give up. This is an element we lost in the early nineties and, at times, under Houllier but now it’s back in spades. At 0-2 I was wondering who would score our winner. We’re a strange breed sometimes.
A word too about West Ham. Staying behind to applaud our lap of honour when others might have ran to the station is an act of genuine class. That made my day. Pardew replacing his strikers with strikers rather than going with defenders was a bold and impressive move and it nearly paid off. It was a privilege to play against their players and drink with their fans. If only some of their London counterparts had the same ethics.
Such a great day. David Moores gave me a thumbs up as the coach went past as did Phil Neal later that day. Gary Mac walking past, the Rafatollah, Whelan and Aldridge, Chris De Burgh (!), Ian Rush, Trevor Brooking and Ray Winstone, the fake European Cup, the flags, the banners, the City Arms, the stewards for letting me in to see the trophy being raised, our fans shaking my hand before they went in, the banners, the songs, the flying footballs, the wit, the bonhomie, the match.
How could you support anyone else?
Tell me how you can support anyone else
Story by Karl Coppack 15 May 2006
For every second that elapsed between Konchevsky’s goal to second that unbelievable player pulled his foot back we were out of it.
Andy Townsend famously claimed that Carragher had pulled “both his groins” in Istanbul which is impressive in itself but to have a whole team with sixty three games in their legs go and do that because they had to is beyond words. Had we lost 3-2 we would have shrugged, scowled at UEFA for putting us in the qualifiers and got on with it. Fortunately the eleven men on the pitch prefer medals to excuses and no matter how tired they are there’s always a gargantuan effort in the locker somewhere.
You have to believe, Richard. You have to believe.
So said Phil Thompson when the hairy hands man asked him if there was any way back at half time last May. Those words became a mantra outside the ground to the thousands of ticketless fans and later when the injury time board came up. We do believe. We dream, knowing that the impossible occurs when you never give up. This is an element we lost in the early nineties and, at times, under Houllier but now it’s back in spades. At 0-2 I was wondering who would score our winner. We’re a strange breed sometimes.
A word too about West Ham. Staying behind to applaud our lap of honour when others might have ran to the station is an act of genuine class. That made my day. Pardew replacing his strikers with strikers rather than going with defenders was a bold and impressive move and it nearly paid off. It was a privilege to play against their players and drink with their fans. If only some of their London counterparts had the same ethics.
Such a great day. David Moores gave me a thumbs up as the coach went past as did Phil Neal later that day. Gary Mac walking past, the Rafatollah, Whelan and Aldridge, Chris De Burgh (!), Ian Rush, Trevor Brooking and Ray Winstone, the fake European Cup, the flags, the banners, the City Arms, the stewards for letting me in to see the trophy being raised, our fans shaking my hand before they went in, the banners, the songs, the flying footballs, the wit, the bonhomie, the match.
How could you support anyone else?
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 12:34 pmThank you stmichael for the video 
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:02 pmwhat a great game. i was at cardiff and thought we were dead when 3-2 down. some fans left but i wanted to stay and was well glad i did. Gerrard is just out of this world!
it was a great day and west ham fans i met were great also..
it was a great day and west ham fans i met were great also..
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:10 pmJust thought I'd drop in and say congratulations. I've seen so many sites,
newspapers, articles, etc... etc... etc... praising the way we (West Ham)
played on Saturday, and that we made it a very special game, but very few
have mentioned Liverpool. Well, I'll redress that. It takes two teams to
make a game that good. Well done Liverpool, it was a fantastic game and a
fantastic day. I spent 8 hours in Cardiff on Saturday, met hundreds of you
both before and after the game, and not a sniff of any grief anywhere. I had
to walk through the middle of you lot before the game as I was dropped off
at the Castle, and then again afterwards. I had to get on a bus packed with Liverpool fans obviously elated and full of joy, but not one single smug comment. I met so many people with
"good wishes" and "bad luck" messages. You, the Liverpool fans made the day
special too. Thanks.
Onwards and upwards.
newspapers, articles, etc... etc... etc... praising the way we (West Ham)
played on Saturday, and that we made it a very special game, but very few
have mentioned Liverpool. Well, I'll redress that. It takes two teams to
make a game that good. Well done Liverpool, it was a fantastic game and a
fantastic day. I spent 8 hours in Cardiff on Saturday, met hundreds of you
both before and after the game, and not a sniff of any grief anywhere. I had
to walk through the middle of you lot before the game as I was dropped off
at the Castle, and then again afterwards. I had to get on a bus packed with Liverpool fans obviously elated and full of joy, but not one single smug comment. I met so many people with
"good wishes" and "bad luck" messages. You, the Liverpool fans made the day
special too. Thanks.
Onwards and upwards.
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:27 pmcheers hammer, it was a great day indeed. your lot sang their hearts out non stop.
and some liverpool left the game early?
i didnt leave til gone 7.. was sucha class game
and some liverpool left the game early?
i didnt leave til gone 7.. was sucha class game
Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 1:44 pmdawson99 wrote:cheers hammer, it was a great day indeed. your lot sang their hearts out non stop.
and some liverpool left the game early?
i didnt leave til gone 7.. was sucha class game
yeah few fans outside after the game were going on how they were gutted they missed it all.
also stmichael why did you edit my message?
Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 10:21 am