| Allen's fortuitous goal wins Highbury semi-final - History on 11:54 - Apr 9 with 1157 views | essextaxiboy |
What a day , That North bank was rammed tight . I was standing next to my brother one minute , the goal went in and he was 10 yards away in seconds hugging the biggest bloke I have ever seen . The wait to get into Arsenal station seemed like hours but we didnt care, we were buzzing . Big Bobs finest hour ...superb |  | |  |
| Allen the master poacher wins Highbury semi-final - History on 18:26 - Apr 9 with 1000 views | BushRanger82 |
Those heady days when we truly believed anything was possible.
Compare those days, to these days, when we know for sure that very few things are possible for this club.
Sad state of affairs. |  | | |
| Allen the master poacher wins Highbury semi-final - History on 18:38 - Apr 9 with 989 views | PlanetHonneywood |
What a great day that was!
We were at Stamford Bridge a week later as I recall. Lost, obviously, but we certainly let them know what we'd be doing on 22 May. |  |
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| Allen the master poacher wins Highbury semi-final - History on 18:51 - Apr 9 with 961 views | stevec |
What a day, can’t believe that was 41 years ago, where did the time go?
Recall that Argentina had just invaded the Falklands and as we were settling into our seats at Highbury, military names were being called away from the game. Couldn’t stop thinking about that when celebrating that evening.
A cracking side and a joy to watch. |  | | |
| Allen the master poacher wins Highbury semi-final - History on 18:52 - Apr 9 with 954 views | thehat |
Wonderful day that will stay with me for ever.
My Dad took me and my brother. I was 13 years old and Clive Allens goal for me has only ever been beaten by Booby Zamora. |  | | |
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