What was more important?

[urban genie]

Franny Lees in 68 at newcastle?

We hadn't won the league for decades and a cup for 12 years at the time

OR

Trevor Morleys goal at bradford?
Without that we wouldn't have gone up,
Or had the 5-1 then got kendall when we sacked melchinn which led to ried, which led to his sacking, which lwt to PJ Swales ousting, that led to alan ball sending us down, which led to coppell and frank clark playing his guitar, which led to relegation, which led to the play off final and horlock and dikovs goals, whuch led to back to back promotion, which led to relegation, which led to keegan and a great season in Div 1, which led to us being back in the prem and at a new stadium, which led a return to europe, which led to taksin and to eventually being bought by the shiekh and Dzecko and Agueroooo.

So tbf all moments in city history are equally important because they are all connected by what went before.

 

[Abattoir Blue]

We
Were fortunate not to concede a penalty in extra time in that Gillingham game. Looked a handball to me!

But we should have had a penalty ourselves within about 30 secs of kick off! The handball was as clear as day...

 

[PepInYourStep]

You mean like how Utd won the league the next year after losing it to the Aguero moment?

Yes but the key difference there is they'd been winning it regularly up until then whereas for us it was still a hurdle to get over

 

[Tom_mcfc]

Should combine this thread with the 100 others along with “what kind of player would X be under pep?”

The answer is Dickovs goal too btw ;)