when kedah lost to singapore in a cup final forgot about it ..tears comes they singapore score the second goal

Brazil losing 2-3 to italy at 1982 quarter-final , heart breaking and still feel it now . that brazilian team is probably the most entertaining and playing the most beautiful football i've ever known

other than that , man utd winning the winning the treble in 1999 and the penalties at this year champions league against chelsea final really make my blood pressure running high and low in split seconds

why do man utd always have to leave it so late to win

Zidane Red Card 06 WC Final....Arsenal Champiopns League Defeat to Barca.

Recently Champs League Defeat to Liverpool

i tot that was funny

i will shed my tears if we had more luck last season.

sounds like darth vader going to riiiiiiiseeeeeeeee!

pretty sad when southampton and leeds are relegated..especially southampton...dunno why they reminds me or titanic

like ManUtd nvr win CL through PKS...
eventually a defense mistake which allows Lampard to go through WITHOUT ANY CHALLENGES, and tap it in for the equalizer !!!

comeback from liverpool is marvellous...

This post has been edited by jason18689: Jul 14 2008, 09:30 PM

liverpool comeback vs Ac
liverpool crucial win against arsenal in recent CL
tears of joy...



cristiano ronaldo missed penalty kick twice in CL??
tears of laughter!!!

I think that is the 1st time I got tears rolling out when watching football. I think it's during world cup where I bet all on argentina and they lost. lol

season 06/07..the very 1st match after Ole Solksjaer came back from long injury, and scored against charlton(?) in the rain. then he bowed down to all the fans. and then the commentator said " Welcome Back, Son....welcome back.." dayme!!! i cried...yes...i cried..

i believe that would be world cup 2006? they're super favorite during that world cup...amazing passings....and some beautiful goals to boot..

ya,the moment is so sentimental.

3 moments...1st one should be england vs greece, that time super england supporter la...90th minute..becks free kick i go crazy like hell...but the top 2 still reserved for my team, Man united, i still remember when i was 9 in 1999 i watched the final la..(1st time stay up!!)my father all dulan all dat call bookie this tat, smoke here smoke there..i also dam gan cheong suddenly 2 goals pop up... i didn't noe why, but tears started flowing from my eyes i knew that moment i would support this club forever...last one is the latest one against chelsea, i tell u guys if Mu would haf lost i would haf died...(i had quite of a faint heart due to medications) suddenly our good fren mr.terry so confident shot the ball to the post, then when vandersar saved anelka's kick ...auto crybaby sequence initiated ahaha

mr. john terry moment
haha... he could cry his life out

my moment: when spain secured the Euro 2008...
FINALLY!!!!!

When Becks missed the penalty kick against France in the previous Euro.

Me too.

I will never get bored watching this match, sorry MU fans, hehe..

This post has been edited by aziejal: Jul 17 2008, 02:48 PM

When Malaysia beaten by the Myanmars....or was it Laos??

Although there were many tragic and memorable moments throughout my 16 years as a United fan, one moment stands tall and really made me sad and cry.

10th February 2008. Man United vs Man City. 50th years after the Munich Tragedy.

It was a very very touching moment to see both sets of fans holding their banners during the 1 minute silence.

The reason why I decided to follow this club was when I read about this sad history and how the players and Sir Matt rose up 10 years after the tragedy to win that big fat pot.

I've just finish reading Sir Bobby Charlton's Biography and it was very touching to read from one of the survivors who was in the plane that crashed 50 years ago on the whole story of the tragedy. How it made him changed and caused his estranged relationship with his mother and his older brother Jack Charlton (he said the tragedy made Sir Bobby a changed man..). So it was a very sad tragedy and seeing the tribute really touched me. And how badly it effected the United players when they lost focus a bit and lost to City (amazing.. first time after almost how many years since the lost to City at Old Trafford).

Put a tear in my eye as well. Seeing the scarfs and banners set up by both sets of fans. Despite our very well-known and intense rivalry we managed to overlook our differences and come together to honor those who tragically died in the Munich air crash. There was only one victor that night, and that was UNITY. Add to that our Champions League win, which commemorated with the 50th year after the tragedy. I swear to God I saw Duncan Edwards and co. there giving Terry a shrug when he was taking his penalty.