In one of several meetings with a representative for the club, Cianci delivered what was surely the most memorable line to be heard during the course of his trial: "Be careful.
For the fans attending Thursday's party, an event celebrating publication of a new book titled "Women Then" (Rizzoli, $60) — "then" being the years from 1954 to 1969 — the shank of Mr. Schatzberg's career, the years he spent making movies, was surely the most memorable.
Most glaring, McHugh made no mention of what was surely a very memorable encounter in his long interview with William Manchester in 1964.
It was certainly memorable.
Overstreet had no children but his closest relative, his niece Anne Keller, told The Independent why she thought he hadn't reported something that was surely one of his most memorable exploits: "He was a quiet guy, conservative and a devout Christian.
What may or may not be the last FA Cup tie ever played at Upton Park was surely one of the least memorable of all those at the evocative old ground in the past 112 years.
This, though, was surely inevitable because the most memorable "events" of all three setbacks were examples of defence so catastrophic that even he could see that his "high-line" was turning into the most ill-considered defensive strategy since the French War Ministry came up with the Maginot Line.
This dramatic display evidently wasn't good for Vargas's eye, but it was surely good for his career: in boxing, a hard, memorable victory can be more advantageous than an easy one.
This was surely intentional.
Voted in 2012 as the most memorable quote in the Premier League era, the then-Newcastle manager's "I would love it" speech from the 1995-96 season was surely the sign of a man on the edge.
