Greatest Ever Away Day?

jamesha said:
Oxford away in April 1989. They were managed by Brian Horton and had Paul Simpson in their team.
We went two down and our promotion chances were looking in trouble but then we scored four in an amazing comeback.
iirc it was the first City game after Hillsborough and we sang YNWA in solidarity with the Liverpool fans.

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Was kerb crawler pleat doing the commentary?
 
citeh94 said:
Arsenal away 2023 for me. Very lucky to get a ticket off a mate, loved every minute, the limbs when Jack scored were unmatched and we outsang their fake ultras all day. Loved it.
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Was a top night that, apart from one lad in our car who had 2 bets, City 2 1 with KDB first goal or last goal and Jack first goal of last goal, imagine his delight when Erling made it 3 1 and he lost a grand
 
lee one pen said:
Bradford 89. We nearly had our own Hillsborough, got promoted, but still had a great day.
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Yeah, that was quite some day at Bradford, all packed into little stand behind the goal where Morley eventually scored, and all on the pitch at the end ..... was a bit eerie though stood on that pich looking at that stand where that horrific fire had taken place four years earlier.

 
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Whether or not said:
I will second that. The Sunday in Istanbul, minus the nerves and tension, was absolutely memorable, quiet satisfaction, a river of Efes and an enormous mixed grill.
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That Sunday is the best day of my life and it’s not close.

In answer to the actual question, Arsenal away in the treble season just on the back of the 115 charges was very very good.
 
Eaststander1 said:
Yeah, that was quite some day at Bradford, all packed into little stand behind the goal where Morley eventually scored, and all on the pitch at the end ..... was a bit eerie though stood on that pich looking at that stand where that horrific fire had taken place four years earlier.

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This is my favourite. I obtained Bradford membership and was in their end.
 
Eaststander1 said:
You did well, tickets for that match were like gold dust ..... at the final whistle City fans seemed to pour onto the pitch from all stands.
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We couldn't get on because of the fence. I know a lad who ended up in the changing room with the team. They had a road block on the M62 stopping people without tickets.
 
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