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The Mark Robins goal that changed history...

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Classified909 days ago

What a brilliant pass by Sparky

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Robert Rawlinson9 days ago

You are right. Let me put a different spin on it. The young full back who kept that ball in...,also popped up in the replay at Wembley.....of course Robins goal in the semi replay vital....but just a slightly different view...neither wrong or right..Barry sounding great as per

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Chris Birchall9 days ago

The Mark Hughes assist that changed history...

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Andrew Clayton9 days ago

The pass from Mark Hughes. Fuckin ridiculous

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Ian Griffin9 days ago

What about his goal vs Oldham in semis , Fergie would have been toast having been knocked out by a 2nd division club . He got lucky which saved his job and changed the club forever ..

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Jojomc9 days ago

Lee Martin again 🤢kept it in saved fergie job here an with winner v Palace what a pass similiar to his 85 Fa cup final pass

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Matthew Brading9 days ago

What a ball from Hughes.

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Matías Moscoso9 days ago

Un pase leotimossinesco @leotimossi 🎩

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Brownie698 days ago

@OldDaysFootball The pass from hughes pure class

Cantona Cymru 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪's profile picture
Cantona Cymru 😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪9 days ago

In your Turning Points series @TFHBs, I think Man Utd’s 1990 FA Cup win is definitely up there, including this win at Forest. Fergie would’ve been gone as soon as they got knocked out; how things would’ve been different!

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Jamie Escritt9 days ago

Can we appreciate the ball from hughes 👏🏻👏🏻

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Fútbol Carroza9 days ago

Y unos 7/8 años después jugando en la 2ª División española con el Ourense.

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PV8 days ago

In the current Climate Ferguson would have been sacked a year before this but that goal really did save his skin.

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Peter Samuel Legon9 days ago

Yep, he saved Fergues bacon.

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True Red9 days ago

Cantona signing changed history.

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Damon Aggersberg9 days ago

What a pass that was.

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Michael Ward9 days ago

Great ball by Hughes

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Gareth Williams9 days ago

What a ball from Hughes.

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Ian Ramsay9 days ago

Sparky's assist 🔥

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Michael John Channon9 days ago

Mark Hughes. 👏👏👏

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Ares779 days ago

Sparky’s pass was sublime 👌🏼

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TheBoxingWriter9 days ago

Disallowed Terry Wilson goal at the other end?

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Drew O'Neil8 days ago

Top player Robins.

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SmileySmile9 days ago

The assist that...😉

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𝕌𝕝𝕥𝕣@𝕞𝕒𝕣𝕚𝕟9 days ago

Un but @SensibleSWOS 🤣

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Ben E Hill9 days ago

You mean Norwich legend, Mark Robins😬

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Peter Swann9 days ago

They succed despite Jim Leighton’s best efforts

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Bry 🇬🇧🇦🇷9 days ago

What a ball by Hughes

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Peter Swann9 days ago

Correct

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Le contrepied9 days ago

what's the name of the player who gave the outside crazy cross please guys thanks

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Thiago Lima9 days ago

Que cruzamento absurdo

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dan aldo Trading9 days ago

Liverpool fan but fkn Mark Hughes 🤬 always there when the mancs needed him.. except as coach 😂

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g___r___a___n___t ⬜👒🟧8 days ago

That Mark Hughes pass.....✅

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.9 days ago

Beautiful pass by Hughes as Robins stopped to beat future city manager

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