This is the game I am referring to..

http://www.blueseum.org/tiki-index.php? ... 13%2C+1990

41 pts down at half time, we stormed homein the last half to win against the previous years Grand Finalists..
Has anyone got a copy of this game, as I would kill for it on video or DVD...

Thanks

_________________
James Hird and Essendon* FC - #FOREVERDRUGCHEATS

Remember it vividly. Gee was it that long ago. Wow.

Dont remember the game, but they were Dominic Fotia's only brownlow votes in his entire career - and he got the BOG!

....& Silvagni, who was brilliant at CHF after half time, got zero votes & finished 2 behind Libba for the year! Kernahan kicked 4 in the 3rd qtr & got no votes either, if memory serves.

Yeah remember that game well Dom7, & have crapped on about it once or twice on these pages . One of my favorites.

Grew up in Geelong so these games were always big for me. Personal highlight was running into a pompous git from school at half time who gave me a smirk & a Go Cats.

Turned up to school on the Monday in Carlton gear (like a pompous git)

Now if only Agro would come out from wherever he is & remind us one of the Agro Juniors was born that day...

Good luck sourcing a DVD Dom7 - if you have any luck let me know

_________________
#DonTheStash

"Silvagni, 50 metres out, left foot......woooo hooo"

Remember the game well, and this particular piece of commentary/barracking from (I think) Ian Robertson.

Yeah, thats the snippet of commentary that sticks in my mind from that game....

_________________
James Hird and Essendon* FC - #FOREVERDRUGCHEATS

I would have thought it would be more a case of an Agro Junior being born 9 months later.

_________________
And so while others miserably pledge themselves to the pursuit of ambition and brief power, I will be stretched out in the shade, singing.

I can confirm my older sister Ms Agro was born on that day June 23 1990 at 4.55pm shortly after the finish of that game - and according to family folklore was referred to as "Stephanie" for the first few hours of her life in honour of the great man - but was later officially named "Alex".