RTÉ's Great FAI Cup Final Goals

. Listen out for Hamilton's laughable attempt to redeem his fluff in the 1990 clip. (Also, just how old is Ger Canning?)

Ah yes, Georgies FAI Cup final blunders. In 2001 when Bohs beat Longford, he had no idea that Longfords home colours were red and black and commented on the lack of support up from Longford for the final as a limited amount of blue and yellow to be seen- never bothered correcting himsel either!

Was the Bray - Francis game 1st division vs. non-league? :confused:

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Originally Posted by fbtn

Here's two of Brendan Bradley's goals in the final against Pats in 74.

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Any idea why, in the "Related" section on YouTube, immediately below Ger Rowe scoring for Pat's is a clip titled "Terror Gay"? :p

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Originally Posted by BohsFans

What age was Joe Hanrahan then? Think he signed for us round 98/99 and that was '84:confused:

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20 or so, I suppose. UCD players always seem to be around for ages, partly because they start with us so young. Look at Tony McDonnell and Andy Myler, who were around back in 1993/94.

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Originally Posted by BohsFans

Where have all those UCD fans gone? There was actually a proper 'roar' when they scored. Something I've never heard from them before! :eek:

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We had 1500 at the League Cup Final last year. We can bring them out of the woodwork for the big games. It's just the regular games where we have more of a problem...!

If RTE did a DVD of FAI Cup finals from their archives I think any fan whose team was televised in a Cup final would probably be interested in buying it.
They could make it a Double with the first disc containing, any newsreel footage of Cup Finals from 1922 to 1962. Just a thought!

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Originally Posted by BohsFans

****in hell!

Is that a stand down the Drumcondra end where the goal was scored?

What age was Joe Hanrahan then? Think he signed for us round 98/99 and that was '84:confused:


Where have all those UCD fans gone? There was actually a proper 'roar' when they scored. Something I've never heard from them b4! :eek:

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We managed to get a lot of our former players and their friends out to that game and to be fair I think we were one of the first teams to benefit from an ABU type phenomenon. Shamrock Rovers had won the League that year.
We had Shels, Pat's and Bohs fans cheering us on as well as hundreds and hundreds of student fans who never went to a game before or since. And of course it was 1984 and there were NO JOBS so a lot of them emigrated :D