How to feel 'Marvellous' - win or lose...

OK it's not been a great season. So what do you do to cheer yourself up (football related replies only folks..)!
I often take to 'You Tube' with a drink, and relive some of the great BFC moments, which are as follows:

a) wins against any of the "massive" Sheffield teams; [video] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHOM4jz7gmI[/video]

b) footage of Ronnie Glavin in action. He was the best player I have seen play for BFC - (Fulham v BFC 1981) [video] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTSANUVhzJ8[/video]

and c) any film of our few, but great, promotion teams in action; (and the cup final, fittingly at Bramall Lane). [video=youtube;9N9MfqoHz6I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N9MfqoHz6I[/video]

Before You Tube, it was an evening of videos c/o Barnsley club shop - Danny Wilson's promotion season (the perennial favourite).
Or you can always try this cracker from Sky Soccer Saturday... [video=youtube;QGHGbVrNcuk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGHGbVrNcuk[/video]

 

Mine are the following highlights (without the drink) Bradford Promotion match, that Soccer Sunday video, our win over Man U, Huddersfield final game of the season and Barnard's goal.

 

I watched the Bradford game highlights to death for years after...

I've probably watched the Chelsea game in full about 15 times with a bottle of wine, enjoy that game as it's not as if we nicked it, we could have been two or three up at half time.

It's just a shame that for the last few years, the club has been going through some footballing dark ages where there isn't really much to look back on, Huddersfield away was a good day, though the footage of that available is mainly just the post final whistle stuff and to be honest I'm not sure how much satisfaction can be taken from staying up seeing as we went down a year later.

 

Just had to watch the Soccer Saturday clip again, for probably the thousandth time. I'll never get bored of it. When I got out of Anfield I had a message from my missus, with her and my (quite tiny in those days) daughter screaming down the phone at me. My wife was feeding my daughter and had Soccer Saturday on in the background. She was happy that I was coming home in good mood after a draw and then heard Jeff Stelling talking about the penalty, so ran into the living room to hear we hadn't got the penalty, so had a couple of seconds of imagining the miserable mood I'd come home in, only for the goal to go in. Judging by the tone of her voice on the message she was celebrating the goal as much as we were.

It was a fantastic moment to be a Reds fan and couldn't have been more perfect. In fact, for the explosion of celebrations it is probably the best moment of my Reds supporting days after Clint's goal and, maybe, Redders' goal against West Ham. Whilst the Huddersfield away game is my second overall favourite day to be a Reds fan we didn't have that explosion of 5,000 fans all screaming with joy at exactly the same time then because the news was filtering to different sections of the crowd at different times and even then many of us were getting false reports. I thought Palace had won 4-3 and I remember Fired thinking that Peterborough had missed a last minute penalty!

Anyway, I think I might just watch it once more...

 

This:


[video=youtube;MnY_UkX5A1I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnY_UkX5A1I[/video]