Your favourite match which doesn't involve your team.

[Zulus Thousand of em]

My all time favourite game is England vs Scotland in Euro 96. Now that was a game - wish I'd been there! Also has my fave England goal in it if you're interested. Needs no introduction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaNThXSn1E0

Funnily enough, one of my least favourite games! I can still vividly remember being a heartbroken 10 year old crying on the couch as Gascoigne ripped the piss out of Hendry.

That Liverpool-West Ham game was a cracker, even funnier for the fact that I'd previously planned on watching Hearts-Gretna instead and my mate reckoned I should have switched to BBC Scotland after 10 minutes of 'the worst Cup Final ever' - poor judgement doesn't begin to describe it!

I was there! In fact I was lucky enough to attend every England game (with the exception of Spain) in that tournament.

So, from memory, that was Switzerland, Scotland, Holland and Germany. Great games.

[Bruce Rioja]

My favourite 'other' game, one that I attended, was on 19/04/76 (Isn't t'interweb a most wonderful thing? Just how did we manage without it?). Anyway, I went to Maine Road to see Man City play Liverpool. Now then, to this particular nine year old, this was a meeting of legends that only ever really existed on TV. Man City included the likes of Bell, Tueart, Marsh, Lee, Summerbee etc. against a Liverpool side that included Toshack, Neal, Highway, Hughes, Callaghan, Case, Clements and so on. All absolute footballing Gods. I was stood on the Kippax, and for the entire first half didn't see a single thing. Course, at half-time, all the City supporters moved down towards the Platt Lane end, the end into which City would be kicking in the Second half. This then afforded me an absolutely uncluttered view of Liverpool then ripping City a new arsehole in the second half. A half in which Steve Highway volleyed home the first, and then 'Supersub' David Fairclough came on to rattle another two past the most over-rated 'keeper in the history of the game, Joe Corrigan. What a floundering mess that bloke was.

[Dave Sutton's barnet]

Soton 6 - 1 Scum was a classic

Legend of Greyshirt? That was 6-3 wa'n't it?

Speaking of that lot, the two Big Cup 3-3s they shared with a Rivaldo-led Barcelona were fine games

[fatshaft]

1991 Scottish Cup Final - Motherwell 4 Arabs 3.

Never watch many Scottish Finals unless the Dons are there as usually one of the ugly sisters will be playing, but II did on this occassion, and it was an absolute belter from start to finish.

[Leyther_Matt]

Soton 6 - 1 Scum was a classic

Legend of Greyshirt? That was 6-3 wa'n't it?

Speaking of that lot, the two Big Cup 3-3s they shared with a Rivaldo-led Barcelona were fine games

The 'grey shirt' game was 3-1 I think (95/96 season when they did us 6-0?) with the 6-3 game being a season later?

[boltonboris]

Soton 6 - 1 Scum was a classic

Legend of Greyshirt? That was 6-3 wa'n't it?

Speaking of that lot, the two Big Cup 3-3s they shared with a Rivaldo-led Barcelona were fine games

The 'grey shirt' game was 3-1 I think (95/96 season when they did us 6-0?) with the 6-3 game being a season later?

It was 3-1 at half time, 6-3 being the eventual score

[Leyther_Matt]

Soton 6 - 1 Scum was a classic

Legend of Greyshirt? That was 6-3 wa'n't it?

Speaking of that lot, the two Big Cup 3-3s they shared with a Rivaldo-led Barcelona were fine games

The 'grey shirt' game was 3-1 I think (95/96 season when they did us 6-0?) with the 6-3 game being a season later?

It was 3-1 at half time, 6-3 being the eventual score

There you go - Utd changed to blue and white stripes at half time.

[bolton-till-i-die2]

even though i have city

spurs 3 - man city 4

one of the great fa cup comebacks

3-0 down at half time with anelka strechered off injured and barton sent off
and came back to win 4-3 without having to go to ET