The First Earl
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Blue Smarties said:
Scholes winner a couple of seasons ago in the last couple of minutes was a real sickener for me. God know how I'd feel if the same were to happen again :-(
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Most gut-wrenching goal we ever conceded?
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Scholes winner a couple of seasons ago in the last couple of minutes was a real sickener for me. God know how I'd feel if the same were to happen again :-(
Mad Eyed Screamer
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3 for me to choose from
1. Glen Hoddle's equaliser in the FA Cup final.
Other than a fluke goal like that, Spurs would never have scored that day.
2. Raddy Antic for Luton. The Kippax, indeed the whole ground except the small away section, just stood / sat motionless and quiet for the final 4 minutes contemplating what was actually about to happen to our club. The unthinkable became thinkable.
3. The other would be Michael Owen's 123rd minute winner in the 4-3 at the swamp. To get back to 3-3 in fantastic style and then....... I can't even describe it now....
1. Glen Hoddle's equaliser in the FA Cup final.
Other than a fluke goal like that, Spurs would never have scored that day.
2. Raddy Antic for Luton. The Kippax, indeed the whole ground except the small away section, just stood / sat motionless and quiet for the final 4 minutes contemplating what was actually about to happen to our club. The unthinkable became thinkable.
3. The other would be Michael Owen's 123rd minute winner in the 4-3 at the swamp. To get back to 3-3 in fantastic style and then....... I can't even describe it now....
Pigeonho
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Ian Rush as we were relegated, for 2 reasons.
1. The obvious, we were going down
2. Rush himself had pain on his face for having scored it, (always fair play to him for that).
I proceeded to get exceedingly pissed that afternoon.
1. The obvious, we were going down
2. Rush himself had pain on his face for having scored it, (always fair play to him for that).
I proceeded to get exceedingly pissed that afternoon.
carlos tevez is a blue
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citykev28 said:I was talking about this in the pub today and it took me the best part of an hour to decide. I'll save my answer to see whether I've missed any and to see if anyone thinks the same.
Sunderland away or Swansea away.
Seen a few at the swamp over the years,think Jordan got one in last minute in the late 70's, wooneys in the semi, but worst feeling I can remember for a very long time was Owens in the 4-3 , was fookin gutted,went out on the piss after but totally deflated,god I hate them bastardsSkashion said:The second goal against Gillingham. Luckily the feeling only last seven minutes or so but fook me it was bad.
southstand117
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The cripples 97th minute winner at the swamp!!
jackrussel
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the luton goal at maine road,that sent us down,loads crying as we left the ground
Blue Streak
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Big Fat Bob Taylors goal at Wembley in 99 is certainly one of them. Being two up at Maine Road, before losing 2-3 right at the death was sickening. Sure it was Keane who got the winner?
However surely Radi Antic's goal takes some beating? It's taken thirty years and huge arab investment to recover from that.
However surely Radi Antic's goal takes some beating? It's taken thirty years and huge arab investment to recover from that.