New Orleans Saints turn 50: Seeking your best golden memories

hagan714 · 06-11-2016, 12:17 AM

Originally Posted by UK_WhoDat

Inevitably.

But here is one that was significant to me, well before that.
December 31, 1990

Los Angeles Rams were the vistors to the Superdome for the last game of the that season. No matter that we were really not a good team. I was there.
There was drama in the last seconds when Morten Andersen got a second chance to kick the game winning field goal and put us into the postseason with a pathetic 8-8 record.

There was of course the Dome Patrol;
Sam Mills, Rickey Jackson, Vaughan Johnson, Pat Swilling.

My favourite player of that time; a certain Dalton Hilliard. I still have my old 21 Saints shirt from them times.

LMAO I remember this one. Lost my rent payment on that one. Got into a fight with some LA fans at the gates right after they hit a saints fan over the head. Never saw a pair of binoculars shatter before that day. to be young and dumb again

06-11-2016, 12:17 AM	#5
hagan714 LB Mentallity Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 15,870 Blog Entries: 68	Re: New Orleans Saints turn 50: Seeking your best golden memories Originally Posted by UK_WhoDat Inevitably. But here is one that was significant to me, well before that. December 31, 1990 Los Angeles Rams were the vistors to the Superdome for the last game of the that season. No matter that we were really not a good team. I was there. There was drama in the last seconds when Morten Andersen got a second chance to kick the game winning field goal and put us into the postseason with a pathetic 8-8 record. There was of course the Dome Patrol; Sam Mills, Rickey Jackson, Vaughan Johnson, Pat Swilling. My favourite player of that time; a certain Dalton Hilliard. I still have my old 21 Saints shirt from them times. LMAO I remember this one. Lost my rent payment on that one. Got into a fight with some LA fans at the gates right after they hit a saints fan over the head. Never saw a pair of binoculars shatter before that day. to be young and dumb again