Most Humiliating Defeats

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Losing 3 times to United in injury time in 2009/2010 was an absolute killer.

I think the Scholes goal felt the worst. I know we went out of the cup to them a bit earlier on but the mood became vicious quite quickly after that goal.

 

[Nebuchadnezzar]

CL Final 1999 (2:1) Fecking Manu, was heartbroken for weeks.
CL Final 2012, was in the stadium, still can not belive all the chances we missed, will hate chelsea for ever because of that. (Was kinda happy for Drogba though).
DFB Pokal Final 2012 (Losing 5:2, Lahm saying we were the better team, fecking lil shit)
DFB Pokal 1994 1. Round loss (1:0) against an absolute amateur team called TSV Vestenbergsreuth
CL Quarter Finals 2008/09 against Barcelona (4:0) who absolutely smashed us within 45 minutes, the game was the turning point for our board, lets say a wakeup call.

EDIT: Feck, I thought I would be in the General football forum, really sorry lads, don't hang me for that.

I have never forgiven Bayern for messing up in 1999. I was eight years old and cried my eyes out when the winner went in.

 

[NorCalBlue]

Losing 3 times to United in injury time in 2009/2010 was an absolute killer.

That was rough, but I like to believe that it contributed to the 1-6 by convincing them they could still win the game at 1-3 down.

 

[kippaxchris]

I remember my dad winning tickets for us on the radio and they was against Wimbledon. Me and my mum turned up met Ian Wright and a few others and had our picture taken on the pitch with Alex Williams before kick off, we got tunnel side seats it was a great morning/afternoon and then we got enialated 0-4 off Wimbledon, Niel Shipperley looked like Ronaldo that day haha

 

[pete from rochdale]

Well it seemed humiliating for me. IIRC we played West Ham at Maine road in early 1970 . Spurs had just unloaded Jimmy Greaves to West Ham . West Ham beat us 5 - 1 and Greaves got two goals. To be fair though, Greaves was a devastating goal scorer, as he showed on that day.

 

[flinty1975]

I can handle most defeats including getting battered but the Wigan cup final was an embarrassment all round.

 

[kippax4ever]

Mine has to be Mansfield in the Auto Windscreen cup, proper shit sat there watching that. I was only about 12, Main Road was empty that night. No idea where the York away lot were .

In York

 

[bluestevei]

The Bolton one I think was 3-0 think someone Got a hat trick would have struggled to burn burden park down in that concrete open end. Bury however very inflammable

just checked Bolton 71/72 Jones hat trick impressive attendance over 42k

that was my first game, was still at school in Doncaster and 1 of my mates who was a city fan was going with his dad who was a Bolton fan so I went with them, it was just after the M62 had opened there must have been thousands of blues there as there were hundreds of cars on the dual carriageway near the ground left so the fans could get in

 

[Blueknows]

Lincoln away , Halifax in the fa cup , Preston at home , Wycome home and away

 

[dennishasdoneit]

Well it seemed humiliating for me. IIRC we played West Ham at Maine road in early 1970 . Spurs had just unloaded Jimmy Greaves to West Ham . West Ham beat us 5 - 1 and Greaves got two goals. To be fair though, Greaves was a devastating goal scorer, as he showed on that day.

This was the return,revenge match following West ham 0 City 4 at WHU Dec 1969.
City also had a few injuries ..hammers took full advantage.
The 1969 game,on a mud bath of a pitch, Bell Lee and...Bowyer were the star performers.