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Doe sanyone know how I can acquire DVD's of full agmes from the Marino erea. I am specifically interested in any Monday Night games, the 1994 opener against New England, the 1991 Chicago game (Clayton makes the great catch on the turf), 1984 AFC championship vs Pittsburgh, 1990 playoffs against KC, 1992 against SD (playoffs), etc.

I had afew games on VHS but none work anymore.

Also I am looking for Marino Heart of a Champion on DVD. This has been on In-Demand for 1 week or so and I have watched it on there at least 5 times. It is taken off In-Demand in mid-September.
 
Dolphins3 said:
Doe sanyone know how I can acquire DVD's of full agmes from the Marino erea. I am specifically interested in any Monday Night games, the 1994 opener against New England, the 1991 Chicago game (Clayton makes the great catch on the turf), 1984 AFC championship vs Pittsburgh, 1990 playoffs against KC, 1992 against SD (playoffs), etc.

I had afew games on VHS but none work anymore.

Also I am looking for Marino Heart of a Champion on DVD. This has been on In-Demand for 1 week or so and I have watched it on there at least 5 times. It is taken off In-Demand in mid-September.
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Send Ron Weiss an email, I get all my dvd from him

finfanron@hotmail.com
 
Dont forget about the 1985 game vs Dallas in the Orange Bowl.
I was at the game on the south side nose bleed section (top row).
That stadium was rockin ! physically shaking !
Shula came out on the field with his arms stretched out like Jesus christ to quiet the crowd noise because we ready to draw a penalty. Dallas QB Danny White could not yell out the signals loud enough to overcome the crowd noise...good times.
Oh yea, Marino hit Duper on a long pass to win 28 - 21
On that pass play, the OL pocket was collapsing under the doomsday defensive lines pressure. All you could see was the ball coming out in the middle of bodies - and he hit duper in stride...
 
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