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believe it or not its not from the wrexham bournmouth game last night tues 24th.
the distinction belongs to the james o connor of shelbourne in a league match in 1967.bohs were two up at half time but o connor scored his hat trick in 2 mins and 19 secs and shels went on to win 3.2.
There was a big thing on BBC Radio5Live about it. The poor fella who scored was told that he had broken the world record only for the BCC guy to correct him and say that a "Shel-born" player actually holds the record.
Why is this is el General ??
e L stands for eircom League !!
Can someone please move it ??
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Originally posted by A face
can someone please move it ??
oops/i thought it would be of interest to e/l.suppose it could/ should be general football
i wonder who were the sponsors back then???
No one knows they didn't have any fans then either :DQuote:
Originally posted by the 12 th man
oops/i thought it would be of interest to e/l.suppose it could/ should be general football
i wonder who were the sponsors back then???
:confused:Quote:
Originally posted by A face
Why is this is el General ??
Personally I find it of relevence that the eL (or rather the LoI) holds the fastest hat-trick record.
I agree... but it's a wonder A Face doesn't have the story researched and linked...Quote:
Originally posted by derm
:confused:
Personally I find it of relevence that the eL (or rather the LoI) holds the fastest hat-trick record.
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Originally posted by Xlex
I agree... but it's a wonder A Face doesn't have the story researched and linked...
Nah ... not today !!
bad news day? ;)
http://www.srfcultras.com/showthread...t&pagenumber=2
maybe not eh?
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Originally posted by Xlex
bad news day? ;)
:D
Agreed.Quote:
Originally posted by derm
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Personally I find it of relevence that the eL (or rather the LoI) holds the fastest hat-trick record.
I'm leaving it here.