Which Sunderland was that? What's his first name?

FA Cup - Terrible name for a prestigious competition. 

Sunderland beating Leeds, FA Cup 1973

( Lord ) Ian Botham 149
Leeds 1981

And efforts at Old Trafford Manchester and Edgbaston Birmingham


Michael Vaughan and the team 2005


Stokes 135 Leeds 2019


2016 Rio
Team GB Women's Hockey Final for Gold
(My partner muttered )

Redgrave Pinsent
3rd consecutive Olympics rowing 2000

Now that's bringing back memories! Went to the stadium for events on two occasions, and my daughter was in the opening and closing ceremonies. 

I'm sure we all have a few favourites, but, for me, hard to go past these 2 from Sydney 2000.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQQt0eTknxY

Ian Thorpe, swimming 4, had won the 400m freestyle only an hour earlier.

...and this!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTCnO5MXvoI

Mark

there used to be brand here called "Fleet", I think it referred to how fast you had to move when you felt anything.
good luck for tomorrow/today.

Sorry don't know of any but if you find some I'd like to know so I can replace the poorly bent wire one on my ancient Lady Dianna Spencer,

TIA Norman

Hmmm, after what happened to me, that's unsettling... there haven't been any unexplained withdrawals from your bank account, I hope!

Ahoy all

Does anyone do an etch for the 47/7 Trombone Pipes?

Or am I going to have to bend some wire... (The bending bit is normally fine, keeping the rest of it straight can be a bit of a trial...)

I just read that whole thread and had to try not to laugh or I could be writing parts of that again myself. Blu-tone should be nominated for the Booker prize for literature.