NEIL ATKINSON was joined for the final part of the 2000/01 edition of ‘What We Call History’ by Rob Gutmann, Mike Nevin and John Gibbons, we don’t want to give away the ending, but it was boss!
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The Anfield Wrap’s midweek podcast looking back at the Liverpool’s thumping victory over Galatasaray in the second leg of their Champions League Round of 16 tie at Anfield to progress to the quarter finals of The Champions League.
John Gibbons is joined by Andy Heaton, Adam Smith and Joel Penny.
Also in the show, John talks to Matt Parish, CEO of The LFC Foundation, about next weekends Legends game at Anfield as the Liverpool Legends take on Jurgen Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund.
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Went to Cardiff twice but can’t really remember Birmingham at all compared to Arsenal which is weird when it’s only a couple of months apart. The Owen Final is my favourite childhood memory. Weather was great and Arsenal fans seemed sound because of a mutual dislike of United. I was only a little 9 year old kid when the Owen goals went in; thought I was gonna get stampeded on.
Another very enjoyable podcast. I remember watching the FA Cup final and we were being comprehensively outplayed.
When the ball came to Owen I remember thinking ‘He can’t score from there…but it’s Owen and he never misses…but he still can’t score from there…but he always does….’
Then he slots the ball at half-pace into the only spot where it was possible to beat Seaman – the irresistible force beat the immovable object.
I would quite like to hear one of these ‘What We Call History” pods on Joe Fagan’s time at the helm. It’s often regarded as just an interim appointment, but a lot happened when he was in charge – especially with regard to transfers.
Tremendous!!! I could almost feel the post FA cup hangover coming back. I was serving in the RAF in Cornwall this season and watched ever live match in a pub called the famous firkin, the owner was a mental Scouse so put every game on for us and on the FA cup final day got a load of us started at 09:00, post match was off its head, i had the owner on my shoulder like a parrot going mad we’d just won, with the owner shouting it was free drinks for Liverpool fans.