Uploaded by gordybuchanan on Jul 1, 2011
The Brisbane Courier Mail described this sudden death semi-final as "one of the most entertaining games of season with Easts bowing out in fine style" in this 6 goal thriller at Perry Park.
Easts netted a sizzler after 16 minutes through Jim McDonagh who worked tirelessly to lead the Easts attack. North Star took until the 58th minute to find an equaliser through Paul Fagan who came on as substitute for Gordon Buchanan who fell heavily breaking his shoulder for the second time inside 10 weeks. Fagan scored a well timed header from a probing Steve Rowell cross. McDonagh scored his second after sensational run and shot past North Star stalwart, Noel Lord. Two minutes later, the evergreen Alan Marley found North Star's second equaliser chesting the ball home after a blistering Fagan shot came back of the crossbar his way.
With scores locked at 2-2 the sides entered 30 minutes extra time with North Star finishing the stronger on the back of a late season fitness campaign implemented by Assistant Coach, Jim Cameron.
In the 104th minute Phil Mulvey grabbed the lead for North Star for the first time in the match when he gathered a poor clearance just outside the box and turned neatly to thrash it through the tiring East defence. Substitute Jarrod Austin delivered the final blow to Easts finals campaign in 1987 when he latched on to a corner that found him near the edge of the penalty area and finished with an instinctive strike that no keeper on Earth could have stopped.
North Star marched on to meet Brisbane City in the Preliminary Final for the right to play Brisbane Lions in the championship decider. Much comment was made in the press about North Star not playing a match in daylight since they downed Lions mid-way through the season and how the heat would affect them. However, more significantly both teams had key players ruled out through injury - for North Star, two of its Queensland representatives in David Gallagher (shoulder), Gordon Buchanan (shoulder), for City, Queensland representative Noel Greenhalgh (groin).
City ultimately put North Star to the sword in dominant fashion (6-2) and rolled on the meet Lions in the Final. City would finish behind Lions in 1987 but win the Premiership from North Star in 1988. North Star would turn the tables beating City in the 1988 Grand Final.
Category:
Tags:
License:
Standard YouTube License
-
0 likes, 0 dislikes
0:53
1986 Premier League Grand Final - North Star v Coalstars Highlightsby gordybuchanan217 views
4:44
Rd 1, Brisbane City Vs Olympic FCby PaulyTV20101,752 views
0:35
Rugby Drills - Scrum - Second Rowsby r2fteachpe6,283 views
0:17
First scrum.mp4by McLook3203 views
3:14
Robert Fripp - North Starby thegreatcrimso32,870 views
0:05
Christian Brothers Prepare to Scrum Downby TopflightYouthRugby360 views
2:27
Winfield Cup in 1985by ilovemysports2000198 views
1:18
Ireland Rugby Team Scrum Trainingby thegunner9615,375 views
2:16
Easts Rugby Ladies Dayby rebeccarichardson13170 views
0:58
Rugby Scrum Trainingby xiViaarksman25,414 views
4:06
Easts Rugby Club 2002 Seasonby zoegirl80326 views
1:59
Parramatta Eels -vs- Balmain Tigers (1985 elimination-final)by Eelfanatic1,364 views
2:33
Vrchlabí Rugby League - Mad Squirrels - Trainingby ThomyLIFT830 views
1:42
Chris King slap - Crouch, touch, slap, engageby TeamDump56,541 views
0:16
Parramatta Eels -vs- St George (semi-final) 1985by Eelfanatic920 views
4:13
BRL Interviews 6 - Peter Jacksonby bashuppark495 views
1:23
Bluetongue scrum machineby bluetongueislanda764 views
0:50
Panthers v Souths 1988by emosikoloto896 views
2:27
Gold Coast Titan Nathan Friend Back to Trainingby GSN2007331 views
4:19
PA-TV (Episode 1) Storm Trainingby purplearmyTV2,373 views
- Loading more suggestions...
Link to this comment:
All Comments (0)