Sure. Slightly before my time in that I was 6 when it happened and unaware of it at the time but it remained a cultural touchstone for a couple of decades. And made worse because there was no way to find out what happened. No ESPN, no internet, no Sports Phone (another reference you might need to look up "Get all the sports news instantly, dial 976-1313"), no all-sports radio. Your best option to find out who won was to put on all news radio and wait for a sports update every 30 minutes. Highlights consisted of 1-3 minutes, for all sports combined, near the end of the local 11pm news broadcast. You can almost understand why some people called the cops.That was fantastic...people called the police. Thanks for dropping 1960s sports trivia knowledge.
I was going to make reference to that last night, but I didn't think anyone would know what the hell I was talking about. I won't say I remember it like it was yesterday, but I do recall watching it when it happened.Most of my "obscure" knowledge ("It's a little known fact" to quote Cliffy) is just due to age. The Heidi reference was once universally known but it faded with time.
I missed the game last night to attend my 35th high school reunion.I'm just so glad to hear there are people on these forums who aren't 1/2 or 1/4 my age.
I have this image of finally meeting forum people in person and discovering that everyone is 12 years old.
Was coming here to post this exact thing. So...FUCK!!!!!!!!!
That is all.
That could be on stupid nycfc fans bringing their friends into the supporters sections.Complaint of the day: red bulls fans allowed in the supporters section
word. I was getting a beer and they were walking around with no fear in their hearts. Of course no one should be scared to walk among us for physically damage, but I was shocked I wasn't even talking trash. When we were in Philly we were treated like leapers.Complaint of the day: red bulls fans allowed in the supporters section