Top 10 Late Goals that changed Man Uniteds History

Originally Posted by Sloppy

Soz, Slops - but saffers (who else??) started it

Rooney's penalty last year v Blackburn (a) to make history not change it

Originally Posted by Amish Mash

Rooney's penalty last year v Blackburn (a) to make history not change it

Still 15 (?) minutes to go, though - so does it fall under the thread title??

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Still 15 (?) minutes to go, though - so does it fall under the thread title??

Think it was late enough given the significance

Forlan v Chelsea in January 2003 started the run to that years title.

Arguably.

Hughes equalizer against crystal palace in the 1990 cup final.. Extra time 3-2 down,

Hughes equalizer against crystal palace in 1990.. 3-2 down in extra time..

has anyone mentioned mark hughes' equaliser against palace yet?

Originally Posted by Sparky***

has anyone mentioned mark hughes' equaliser against palace yet?

it was so good.. I did a double post..

as good as a goal... Schmeichel stopping the penalty against Arse at Villa Park in '99

would have blown the treble, and who knows what would've happened in the league and Europe after that

Originally Posted by carlosartorial

Missed 5 of them through leaving early.

good blog that btw

Originally Posted by wee man

Forlan v Chelsea in January 2003 started the run to that years title.

Arguably.

amazing pass by Veron

Beckham v Leicester in 1998 opening day of treble season. 2-0 down, Beckham free kick in injury time to rescue a point. Lose then and who knows.

Set the tone for the season

Cruyff away to derby in 99 was pretty late, as was Yorke's at Charlton

Why the £#%&!ing hell is that Owen goal in there? It changed £#%&! all

I remember Keane's goal against Leeds (Radebe in nets) feeling quite significant but I can't think why other than it was against Leeds.

Originally Posted by believe

Why the £#%&!ing hell is that Owen goal in there? It changed £#%&! all

I remember Keane's goal against Leeds (Radebe in nets) feeling quite significant but I can't think why other than it was against Leeds.

Fergie's post match interview prompted

Don't think Keane's goal was That late. Around 75 mins or so

Originally Posted by thrills_pills_bellyaches

Cruyff away to derby in 99 was pretty late, as was Yorke's at Charlton

You could do ten from the 98-99 season alone

Not only the first Treble but one that will never be dramatically bettered

Originally Posted by The taste of...

Not only the first Treble but one that will never be dramatically bettered

Never. Too many late goals and that finale, on that date etc...nah it'll never be beaten, even if we'd have won it in 08 (which we would have done if Carrick had squeezed it in against Pompey) it wouldn't be as fondly remembered

About 30 goals should be in that top ten. Most of them from the 99 and 93 seasons.


....Giggsy last week for me. Changed this season.


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