It's not nice recalling painful sporting memories, but for some reason we did just that this week - and you have really gone to the well with your own additions.
Our own Enda Coll collated some of Team OTB's worst memories this week for a piece - ranging from Kildare's 1998 All-Ireland loss against Galway, to Aguero's goal and Martin Tyler losing it altogether.
We heard from many of you online who gave us your own worst sporting recollections - from last-minute goals to All-Ireland heartbreak, here are just some:
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No need to say anything else, Jason. A tough one to take.
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Ah, yes. An absolute classic of the disappointment genre. Vivid memories of Henry sitting beside a despondent Richard Dunne on the pitch after full-time.
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A hurt Treaty fan here. David, at least you got your moment in 2018...
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A deeply personal sense of despair here - nothing worse than a bit of rain in the Algarve.
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AGUEROOOOOOOOOO...
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We could have absolutely taken over Dallas, Texas. Cavan cowboys everywhere. What could have been...
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Has the AVIVA Stadium ever been as silent as it was after that late Ryan Crotty try for the All Blacks?
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I can feel the hurt through the computer screen Ciarán...
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Us Irish love to complain, but you'd have to feel a bit of sympathy for the Scots after reading this. Sorry for your troubles, Colin...
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Mark, that's a very specific memory and not one we were expecting whatsoever.
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He who shall not be named.
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Always hurts that bit more when there's money involved.
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It's a close call between these two to be fair...
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If you're a Louth GAA fan, look away right now...
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I'm sorry Cormac, but you're not going to get much sympathy for that one. You've had your fair share of lifting Sam Maguire since then, let it go.
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To be fair, Mayo fans are used to it by now. You'd have to feel for fans of the green and red all the same.
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