What has been your lowest moment as a football fan?
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mr pg said:
AJB88 said:
That's a high point for most football fans.
Never let the facts get in the way of a good story. The draw at Chelsea was irrevalent. All Leicester had to do was win one of their last 2 games to win the league whatever the Spurs result. They won both.
Edited by TwigtheWonderkid on Friday 9th October 09:13
in a goalless draw with Carshalton. TwigtheWonderkid said:
mr pg said:
AJB88 said:
That's a high point for most football fans.
Never let the facts get in the way of a good story. The draw at Chelsea was irrevalent. All Leicester had to do was win one of their last 2 games to win the league whatever the Spurs result. They won both.Edited by TwigtheWonderkid on Friday 9th October 09:13
martinbiz said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
mr pg said:
AJB88 said:
That's a high point for most football fans.
Never let the facts get in the way of a good story. The draw at Chelsea was irrevalent. All Leicester had to do was win one of their last 2 games to win the league whatever the Spurs result. They won both.Edited by TwigtheWonderkid on Friday 9th October 09:13
TwigtheWonderkid said:
Mr pg said Leicester won their last 2 games. That was the only thing he said. They didn't. So you can agree with him if you wish, and then you'll be wrong too.
No, that's not the only thing Mr pg said, read his post again and then read what I said, "I agree with him a bit" that bit being about the draw with Chelsea not being the reason that Spurs didn't win the title, I didn't mention Leiceseter winning the last 2 games, which I know they didn't, only about Spurs losing 2 out of their last 5 gamesCie said:
I feel guilty mentioning Augero’s last minute goal against QPR compared to some of the others in here. That’s mine though, I’ll never forget anything about that. The Champions League finals against Barcelona weren’t anywhere as bad for me because we lost to possibly the best club side to have existed, at least in my time. No shame in that.
Does Augero come above Ludek’s greatest game for West Ham in 95? World beater that day.Thornaby said:
I’ve been to Wembley 5 times and never seen my team win.
But the worst but is when your club give up on having ambition.
I was thinking Millwall for the Wembley one, but they beat Swindon 1-0 in the League I play offs in 2010, and the ambition one sounds like West Ham.But the worst but is when your club give up on having ambition.
Can’t imagine someone who has ever followed both of those clubs.
Northern Ireland v England WC qualifier at Windsor Park in 1985.
As a result of the hooliganism that plagued England matches in those days, no tickets were allocated to English fans but my pal and I went over to Belfast anyway figuring we'd get them from a tout. Incredibly though we managed to win a pair of tickets on a radio phone-in contest on the morning of the match. That was the highlight of the day.
Our tickets were standing on the Spion Kop and from beginning to end it was the most ferocious violence I've ever seen at a game. Largely because the N Irish boys were fighting among each other and goading the riot police to come onto the terrace (by throwing bottles and rocks at them for 90 minutes) in order to fight them too. It was totally random and we both ended up taking a fair few sucker punches despite not wearing anything that identified us as England fans. Everyone on that terrace was involved whether they wanted to be or not.
I remember us getting back to our B and B after the game, covered in blood and bruises and just laughing at what we'd witnessed and that we were still alive. To this day it was the last time I followed England away from home other than at a tournament itself.
As a result of the hooliganism that plagued England matches in those days, no tickets were allocated to English fans but my pal and I went over to Belfast anyway figuring we'd get them from a tout. Incredibly though we managed to win a pair of tickets on a radio phone-in contest on the morning of the match. That was the highlight of the day.
Our tickets were standing on the Spion Kop and from beginning to end it was the most ferocious violence I've ever seen at a game. Largely because the N Irish boys were fighting among each other and goading the riot police to come onto the terrace (by throwing bottles and rocks at them for 90 minutes) in order to fight them too. It was totally random and we both ended up taking a fair few sucker punches despite not wearing anything that identified us as England fans. Everyone on that terrace was involved whether they wanted to be or not.
I remember us getting back to our B and B after the game, covered in blood and bruises and just laughing at what we'd witnessed and that we were still alive. To this day it was the last time I followed England away from home other than at a tournament itself.
T6 vanman said:
By no means the lowest point .................. But
I would just like to say ............
The fat lady has entered the stadium and is quietly removing her coat
Expecting her to start warbling on Tuesday around 19:45
It would appear the fat lady has a touch of stage fright I would just like to say ............
The fat lady has entered the stadium and is quietly removing her coat
Expecting her to start warbling on Tuesday around 19:45
T6 vanman said:
T6 vanman said:
By no means the lowest point .................. But
I would just like to say ............
The fat lady has entered the stadium and is quietly removing her coat
Expecting her to start warbling on Tuesday around 19:45
It would appear the fat lady has a touch of stage fright I would just like to say ............
The fat lady has entered the stadium and is quietly removing her coat
Expecting her to start warbling on Tuesday around 19:45
The owners, a cheat, swindler & crook,
The manager(s) have been useless has beans with no idea, imagination or passion
Basically the season has been
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