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Old 02-02-2011, 07:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This is an idea I got from Dirty's thread about the most memorable plays in sports. For this thread though, only the play itself will be taken into consideration. So no game-winning shots, or no Championship winning plays will be considered (unless they are really nice). To give you an idea of what I mean by nice plays:






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Old 02-11-2011, 08:51 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Someone has to put soccer vids! For now, I've chosen these two.



Yes, I do know the second one could be a little "painful" to some members here, but that's one of the best plays I remember right now.

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Someone has to put soccer vids! For now, I've chosen these two.





Yes, I do know the second one could be a little "painful" to some members here, but that's one of the best plays I remember right now.


Never have been able to get into soccer at all....so they are both painful to watch. Just doesnt seem like your able to control the tempo of the game. With little scoring and no tackling or anything.
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Not a fan of soccer but those plays were really nice, especially the first one.

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This happened a few years back. When I lived with my father, we had MLB Extra Innings and we watched nearly every single Mets game. We were watching when Wright made this play and went nuts. I can't find Wright's diving catch into the stands, but my dad, brother, and I all gave a standing ovation in our living room when he made that play lol. As a Mets fan, I have to show love:

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Just doing his thing

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( http://www.musicbanter.com/games-lis...litz-game.html )

Does anyone want to update this thread with some of the best sporting moments of the last seven years? I don't have time to contribute at the moment as I gotta run..... you know, some people just watch sports, while others are out there doing the real thing.
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Nicest play makes it sound like good sportsmanship.

I'll post a couple from the past seven years though.
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