The best 0-0 draw I have ever seen

[ElderlyWilliam]

My first match was on 12.10.1968. 42 years of watching the Albion, and I can confidently say that last night was the best 0-0 draw I have ever seen. Well done lads. I thought Dunk and Murray were fabulous when they came off the bench.
Best wishes to Adam El Abd for a quick recovery.

EW

 

[Sam Ovett]

What'd you think of young Jamie Smith when he came on?

 

[Huple]

My first match was on 12.10.1968. 42 years of watching the Albion, and I can confidently say that last night was the best 0-0 draw I have ever seen. Well done lads. I thought Dunk and Murray were fabulous when they came off the bench.
Best wishes to Adam El Abd for a quick recovery.

EW

it would have been a better 0-0 if we had scored that penalty.

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

I was just watching Poyet's interview, he said that in their recent run of home games Saints had scored 12 and conceed 2, so credit really has to be given to our performance last night.

 

[The Peanut Roaster]

Totally agree.

Best 0 - 0 I've ever seen also.

End to end stuff ( ok, first half, mostly our end ).

19 corners and 29 attempts. Great game.

 

[1234andcounting]

Hmm. Entertaining enough. But not a patch on the 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane in 1977-78 season for atmosphere or excitement.

 

[ElderlyWilliam]

I thought jamie Smith was really good. I think he deserves a place in the side. He has loads of movement and forward momentum. Much prefer him to Battipiedi.

 

[Left Footer]

smith has to play saturday

 

[Sam Ovett]

I thought jamie Smith was really good. I think he deserves a place in the side. He has loads of movement and forward momentum. Much prefer him to Battipiedi.

Couldn't agree more! Minute he came on he made that awesome run straight down the middle and we nearly scored, so I think he should definitely start in the Cup on Saturday

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

Hmm. Entertaining enough. But not a patch on the 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane in 1977-78 season for atmosphere or excitement.

And nearly double the crowd!

 

[Tony Towner's Fridge]

Gus must see something in Batty, so I trust his judgement. I don't really understand why Murray was started on the bench. However, it is a long old season and the ability to rotate the squad even at this stage , it must and will reap benefits at the end of the season. I personally think yesterday was our coming of age as the 'League Leaders'. We are in there for the season, no doubt.

TNBA

TTF

 

[The Peanut Roaster]

And nearly double the crowd!

Hmm. Entertaining enough. But not a patch on the 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane in 1977-78 season for atmosphere or excitement.

I said the best 0 - 0 that I've seen, not you old gits.

 

[wolfie]

Hmm. Entertaining enough. But not a patch on the 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane in 1977-78 season for atmosphere or excitement.

Agree with this. Seem to remember there were 48,000 of us there.

 

[Wilka]

We thrashed the Palace 0-0 at the Withdean a few years back. That wasn't a bad game.

 

[algie]

We drew 0-0 with Pompey at home and i remember John Keeley having a great game. That was a good 0-0 to watch.

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

That Spurs v Brighton game 1977-78...

Was posted on NSC several moons ago.

Can be seen here
Very rare footage: Tottenham v Brighton 1977-78

 

[pasty]

We drew 0-0 with Pompey at home and i remember John Keeley having a great game. That was a good 0-0 to watch.

I also remember an excellent 0-0 at Fratton Park where we completely played them off the park for 90 minutes, only for their 'keeper, Knight I think, to keep it level. Mid 90's some time I seem to recall - might even have been a boxing day game, my memory is shit at things like that.

 

[Jesus Gul]

I also remember an excellent 0-0 at Fratton Park where we completely played them off the park for 90 minutes, only for their 'keeper, Knight I think, to keep it level. Mid 90's some time I seem to recall - might even have been a boxing day game, my memory is shit at things like that.

That'll be the September '91 game. ''0-0 Massacre' as reported in The Evening Argus

 

[cuthbert]

We had an excellent 0-0 at Highfield Road, when Steve Coppell was manager.

 

[pasty]

That'll be the September '91 game. ''0-0 Massacre' as reported in The Evening Argus

Mid-90's Boxing day turns into September '91. Told you my memory for that sort of stuff was shite! I can quite often remember the smallest detail about games, but don't have a scooby when it comes to when they were played.