Liverpool - Wimbledon FC, one word comes to mind when hearing the name is: The Crazy Gang. Yes, a group of players who never make a broken heart of Liverpool, a quarter century ago.
Back in May 1988, when it was Liverpool who were mastering the UK and Europe to play in the FA Cup final. People are certainly going to easily designate the Reds as a candidate champion as opposed to just a Wimbledon, who was then just play in the Football League Second Division - one level below the First Division, which is the highest caste of English football.
However, the final held at Wembley was run differently from the predictions of many people and as a result put Wimbledon champion, after winning by a 1-0 score a single goal by Lawrie Sanchez. Crossing Dennis Wise is apt header and goals.
Final which will be remembered as one of the most surprising FA Cup final or the term, one of the greatest FA Cup final upsets of all time, because it was Liverpool eyeing a double winner, after becoming champions.
Toughness quartet Vinnie Jones, John Fashanu, Dennis Wise, and Sanchez is able to shed big names Liverpool. Wimbledon goalkeeper Dave Beasant, adds to the melancholy wound 'The Red' when dismissed penalty John Aldridge.
Until finally in 2002, the new owner decided to relocate the club Wimbledon, from London to Milton Keynes, to reap more revenue. Wimbledon name was changed to MK Dons until now and compete in League One.
However, some groups of supporters are loyal and do not agree with it because they tarnish the relocation of the club's history, eventually founded the 'Wimbledon Struggle', with the name of AFC Wimbledon.
They are also entitled to use the image phoenix as a symbol of the club, which indeed is the current Wimbledon original crest was established in 1889. Since its establishment 12 years ago, AFC Wimbledon climbed from ninth level competition (Combined Couties Premier) to the fourth level (League Two) in the pyramid English football.
Tuesday (6/1) later in Kingsmeadow, Wimbledon will be the arrival of Liverpool to snatch a ticket to the third round of the FA Cup. A memory game full course for the majority of fans in the 1988 Wimbledon celebrate after beating Liverpool in the final.
Romanticism 'The Crazy Gang' at Wembley 25 years ago even though life back. Could this new Wimbledon repeat the achievement of its predecessors?
Back in May 1988, when it was Liverpool who were mastering the UK and Europe to play in the FA Cup final. People are certainly going to easily designate the Reds as a candidate champion as opposed to just a Wimbledon, who was then just play in the Football League Second Division - one level below the First Division, which is the highest caste of English football.
However, the final held at Wembley was run differently from the predictions of many people and as a result put Wimbledon champion, after winning by a 1-0 score a single goal by Lawrie Sanchez. Crossing Dennis Wise is apt header and goals.
Final which will be remembered as one of the most surprising FA Cup final or the term, one of the greatest FA Cup final upsets of all time, because it was Liverpool eyeing a double winner, after becoming champions.
Toughness quartet Vinnie Jones, John Fashanu, Dennis Wise, and Sanchez is able to shed big names Liverpool. Wimbledon goalkeeper Dave Beasant, adds to the melancholy wound 'The Red' when dismissed penalty John Aldridge.
Until finally in 2002, the new owner decided to relocate the club Wimbledon, from London to Milton Keynes, to reap more revenue. Wimbledon name was changed to MK Dons until now and compete in League One.
However, some groups of supporters are loyal and do not agree with it because they tarnish the relocation of the club's history, eventually founded the 'Wimbledon Struggle', with the name of AFC Wimbledon.
They are also entitled to use the image phoenix as a symbol of the club, which indeed is the current Wimbledon original crest was established in 1889. Since its establishment 12 years ago, AFC Wimbledon climbed from ninth level competition (Combined Couties Premier) to the fourth level (League Two) in the pyramid English football.
Tuesday (6/1) later in Kingsmeadow, Wimbledon will be the arrival of Liverpool to snatch a ticket to the third round of the FA Cup. A memory game full course for the majority of fans in the 1988 Wimbledon celebrate after beating Liverpool in the final.
Romanticism 'The Crazy Gang' at Wembley 25 years ago even though life back. Could this new Wimbledon repeat the achievement of its predecessors?
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