TooBlue
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Luton. That picture above captures everything that enraged me. For some reason those fecking cream loafers Pleat was wearing added insult to injury.
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What has been your worst moment following our club?
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andyhinch
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Running out of chips, I’d suffered lows before but nothing like that.
Citizen of Legoland
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1. Luton
2. Spurs final
3. Realising Phil Neal was in charge
2. Spurs final
3. Realising Phil Neal was in charge
Luxury.I've got two I'm afraid please indulge me!!
The day Richard Dunne left. Still hurts now.
The day Vincent Kompany left. Again it still hurts!
:)
The worst but in a strange way probably the funniest (typical city) was Jamie Pollock showing fantastic ball control & a stunning header over the keeper to score a amazing goal, sadly it was in the wrong goal.
Fiftyyearsandcounting
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And me -twice. Relegation and the abandoned 6-1 FA Cup tie.Luton for me
tolmie's hairdoo
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The minute or so between Dzeko scoring and Sergio winning us the title.
If anything summed up being a Blue it's seeing Edin score and being completely pissed off that we had scored late but it would still not be enough.
That was the final minute before Typical City was cast aside forever.
If anything summed up being a Blue it's seeing Edin score and being completely pissed off that we had scored late but it would still not be enough.
That was the final minute before Typical City was cast aside forever.
Walking away from The Britannia having watched us win 5-2 but still get relegated to the lowest tier we'd ever experienced.
Saved our best performance of the season until the last day, leaving us all to wonder what might've been had the squad pulled its finger out earlier in the campaign..
On the journey back I fully understood what it would've been like to have been a contestant on 'Bullseye' who'd just missed out on the car or caravan or fortnight in The Seychelles or whatever, with Jim Bowen telling you 'Here's what you could've won..'
Saved our best performance of the season until the last day, leaving us all to wonder what might've been had the squad pulled its finger out earlier in the campaign..
On the journey back I fully understood what it would've been like to have been a contestant on 'Bullseye' who'd just missed out on the car or caravan or fortnight in The Seychelles or whatever, with Jim Bowen telling you 'Here's what you could've won..'
Exeter Blue I am here
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When Fat Bob Taylor scored Gillingham’s 2nd. I was absolutely crushed. Conversely 8 minutes later I found myself enjoying the single greatest moment of my City supporting life. What a day that was!
eastmanc
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All of the above but I felt pretty devastated after last seasons Champions League final. We really could have won that game but for Pep’s team selection. It felt like a chance lost.Does that sound entitled because it’s not supposed to.