I wish I was there

If you could go back in history and be a spectator at any sporting eventy in history which one would you choose and why. Bear in mind you can't change the result so anyone who says "I'd go back to the 1989 title decider at Anfield and run on the pitch and deck Michael Thomas" isn't allowed. Well it is because i'm not a Nazi (well only at weekends in my special club) and will let people post what they like.

I would go back to the 1932/33 Australia V England Ashes series. Any sporting event that caused the aussies so much dismay that there was serious talk of pulling out of the empire has to have been worth seeing.

 

15 July 2012 - the night I couped Tina. I'd like to go back and watch that again.

 

Put the wine down, Gamby

 

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2003 - Jonny winning England the World Cup.

 

World Tiddlywinks Championships . Sept 1992 - Boston.

Geoff Myers beat Larry Khan 25-24 in a thrilling final.

Larry Khan has won the world singles championship 20 times
& the world pairs 16 times.

 

So, you enjoy watching men fiddle with wee tiddly things while winking at each other. Fair enough. Carry on.

 

911 with Eddie a few zoots and a couple of deck chairs...

 

A State of Trance - Sao Paulo.

I'm gonna rave like a ****ing 90's child.

 

Rangers v borrusia monchengladbach pre-season friendly at ibrox. Finished 0-0. What a match. We even hit the bar

 

I honestly thought you were going to say 1972!

 

How does it feel fiddlin wi yer tiddly thing wi a lack of digits.

 

Smashin

 

1936 Olympics.

Just to see the look on Hitlers coupon.

 

Four finger shuffle?

 

Aye, it's a good change of pace every once in a while. Make's yer knob look much bigger anaw.

 

The Colosseum, Rome, 80 AD.

 

Id probably go for rocky v clubber lang II,im not sure of the date but i remeber watching it on the telly when i was a kid and it was a hell of a fight.
.Clubbers career went down hill after that fight but up untill then he wss an animal.looking back it probably broke the mans spirit knowing how many times he unloaded on rocky but still couldnt finish him.
Surely one of the greatest sporting events ever,i can only imagine what the atmosphere would of been like
My uncle was lucky enough to of been there that night and he told me it was amazing.
Spent many happy hours listening to him telling us about that famous night and would love to have seen it myself.

 

Ali v Foreman, Kinshasha. Or Ali v Joe Frazier, any of them.

Any Ali, ever.

 

They were on my list as was Hagler v Hearns. I'm interested that of those who have responded nobody's said a massive match for their club. Watford neevr really had any massive games before i was born so I couldn't really mention them