Camp Of Love Ep 7 Warning.
Sunday, August 31st, 2008
 |
|
Views:
1026    3
ratings |
| Time: 00:42 |
More in Entertainment |
Archive for August, 2008
Dory Funk Jr. vs Antonio Inoki (part 5)
Sunday, August 31st, 2008
 |
Japan Wrestling Association (JWA) : Dory Funk, Jr. vs Antonio Inoki (8-2-70). Part 5 of 7. Antonio Inoki is number 5 on Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Top 500 Wrestlers of the PWI Years.
|
Views:
1223 3
ratings |
| Time: 09:32 |
More in Sports |
Flyers / Oilers ‘87 Finals Game 1 Highlight Video (1 of 7)
Sunday, August 31st, 2008
 |
Game 1 saw the Oilers come out uncharacteristically as the more physical team. As what would be come the pattern for most of the series, the Oilers would score the game's first goal. The Flyers would tie it in the second period where it would remain 1–1 after 40 minutes of play. The "real" Oilers would show up however and put the game away with a three-goal burst early in the third period on scores by Glenn Anderson, Paul Coffey and Jari Kurri. Gretzky registered a goal and an assist in the onslaught as part of a 4–2 win. Although the Flyers outshot Edmonton 31–26. Edmonton would certainly have the better of the scoring chances in the game. Please be sure to watch the rest of 1987 Finals highlight videos I have posted of you have not already. Please vote and comment on them all. It is my hope that one day this series will be released on DVD in its entirety. Maybe your comments and votes will help. Enjoy
|
Views:
5517 23
ratings |
| Time: 08:36 |
More in Sports |
The Bill – Episode 267 – Part 1
Sunday, August 31st, 2008
 |
Yvonne has to deal with her niece when she is found unconscious having taken ecstasy pills left lying around her flat. Jim returns to work telling his colleagues that the trip has been delayed following an outbreak of legionnaires disease. Andrea tells Gabriel that it wasn't her who told MIT about Kerry's rape allegation but Smithy. NO COPYRIGHT INTENDED
|
Views:
1829 11
ratings |
| Time: 10:01 |
More in Entertainment |
Flyers / Oilers ‘87 Finals Game 7 Highlight Video (7 of 7)
Sunday, August 31st, 2008
 |
Perhaps one of the most climatic conclusions in Stanley Cup Finals History. Game 7 of the 1987 Finals between the Edmonton Oilers and Philadelphia Flyers lived up to every expectation. The Flyers seemingly dead multiple times in this series somehow managed to scratch and claw their way to the final and deciding game against what was clearly a superior opponent. Two unusual occurrences marked the opening of the game: The Flyers were awarded a two-man advantage one minute into the contest, and scored the first goal of the game for the first time in the Finals. This was only the second first period they would score all series. Craven banked a shot off Fuhr's skate only 1:41 into the game for a 1–0 Philadelphia lead. The Flyers failed to score on the back half of the 5-on-3, and the Oilers came back six minutes later when Messier finished off a 3-on-1 with a backhander to tie the game. Kurri delivered a huge blow to Flyers victory hopes with an impossible-angle goal 14:59 into the second period which gave the Oilers a one-goal cushion. Edmonton poured it on late and showed what a great defensive team they could be by outshooting the Flyers 13–6 in the middle 20 minutes and 12–2 in the third, finally getting an insurance goal on Anderson's 30-footer up the middle with 2:24 to play. Philadelphia's Hextall, who had 40 saves in game seven, was selected as the playoffs MVP despite Edmonton's victory. Ron Hextall recently admitted during an interview on the night of his <b>…</b>
|
Views:
13789 40
ratings |
| Time: 09:59 |
More in Sports |