Canberra Raiders v Sydney Roosters | 2009 NRL Round 2 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC3_I5-sa5Y
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Originally posted by Hawkeye View Post
I saw this the other day and can definately remember that day at the SSG when Harvey took that freakish catch from Don Mosely.
That Eagle Eric loads plenty of highlights from the 70's on Youtube ...love watching his stuff !
So many great games i can remember and would love to see again especially from the 1976 to 1983 era.
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Originally posted by horrie hastings View PostEast vs Wests Sports Ground 1979. Can still remember John Harvey pulling that kick in from Don Moseley to score the only try of the match.
1979 Easts v Wests Rd14 Sportsworld
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAIqTptyR3I
That Eagle Eric loads plenty of highlights from the 70's on Youtube ...love watching his stuff !
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East vs Wests Sports Ground 1979. Can still remember John Harvey pulling that kick in from Don Moseley to score the only try of the match.
1979 Easts v Wests Rd14 Sportsworld
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAIqTptyR3I
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Originally posted by Recky62 View Post
The other thing that i remember was after this game was the tragic loss of Ben Alexander that night.
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Sydney City Roosters vs. Parramatta Eels | Round 17, 1998
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgimyDHrZic
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There are plenty but these ones really have been imprinted in my memory......
The Manly 2013 final 4 to nil what an absorbing game......
Those wins come back wins against the Knights in 1998 and 2000, the 2000 one possibly the most significant win for me and my number one game of all time to me.......we got back into a GF after about 20 years (it felt like an enternity as I was just a kid in 1980) I felt compeletely crushed losing to the Bulldogs after that game. It felt like throughout the late 90s,the chance at redemption it was so tantalisingly close but we couldnt get there. It has ushered in our largely sustained success since then.......
The 2010 win against the West Tigers, what a classic.
There was a game against Manly in the early 90s when we were completely shit and they were white hot.....we held them to nil or a low score, we may have only scored a try to 2....not sure if that was the game Adam MacDougall saved 3 tries for us......
The 1987 game against Manly who had won something like 12 or 13 in a row at the time and we were thumped 32 to nil or something like that by the Eels before on the back of a 10 out of 10 performance from the great Peter Sterling. I remember Artie who was our coach who said Manly will beat us by 50 next week if we play like that......we were up by 26 to nil just after half time I think......
The drubbing we gave the Dragons just after we started our run for the 2002 premiership, I think we beat the Warriors who were running 1st or 2nd the week before by 44 to nil, this was just before or after the Dogs got caught cheating the cap. It was during this game, I felt we would win the comp.......
Also the win I cant remember when maybe 1995 against Manly at Brookvale, in where Gus Gould wanted to walk the team off as we were copping a monster of a reaming from the ref (was it Harrigan?)....I think we ended up winning anyway lol......Last edited by 4 the all in brawl; 08-09-2024, 10:01 PM.
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Originally posted by King Salvo View PostThe Roosters club site has a stack of games folk can view - classic games/ grand finals wins from 1974 and matches going back to 2018
https://www.roosters.com.au/watch/fu...?sessionPage=4
Apart from the Grand Finals - a few include
1996 - Monday Night Football - Roosters vs Bronco's with the exception of getting out of the car park
2010 - Week 1 Qualifying Final - Roosters vs Wests Tigers
2000 - Preliminary Final - Roosters vs Newcastle Knights
1998 - Week 2 of Finals - Roosters vs Knights
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Originally posted by Hawkeye View Post
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