Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,085
Quick mention for the 4-2 against Spurs last December. Not as good as the win on Sunday, but going 4-0 up against that mob was great!
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[Albion] Our ten top Amex Premier League matches ?
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HellBilly
I quite enjoyed all mentioned but one I’ve not seen mentioned was the 2-1 last minute winner against Liverpool Mitoma wonder goal.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
That was in the FA Cup.
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HellBilly
Yeah, you right, still good though.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
The Arsenal game when Murray broke and then ran back again was a moment I won’t forget 
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
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Most of the ones already mentioned, but a shout out for the 4-0 against the 'appy 'ammers.
EDIT @Easy 10 got there before me!
The 3-2 against City must surely be on everyone's list, esp after being 2-0 down - but the 1-1 game with Enciso's cracker was superb entertainment. It shoulda been that season's FA Cup final.
EDIT @Easy 10 got there before me!
The 3-2 against City must surely be on everyone's list, esp after being 2-0 down - but the 1-1 game with Enciso's cracker was superb entertainment. It shoulda been that season's FA Cup final.
6! That was such an enjoyable game. One of the few Albion games I've been able to just sit back and enjoy without the worries and angst
We've had two fantastic ones already this season and the Leicester 5-2 does stick out, but the 3-0 over Liverpool is number one for me. It 'hits different' when it's under the lights as well.
Not Andy Naylor
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Since the original question specified Premier League games ...
1. 4-1 v Chelsea
2. 4-0 v Manchester United
3. 4-1 v Palace
4. 3-2 v Man City
5. 6-0 v Wolves
6. 3-1 v Palace with ten men
7. 1-0 v Man Utd
8. 3-0 v Liverpool
9. 3-1 v West Brom
10. 4-2 v Tottenham
1. 4-1 v Chelsea
2. 4-0 v Manchester United
3. 4-1 v Palace
4. 3-2 v Man City
5. 6-0 v Wolves
6. 3-1 v Palace with ten men
7. 1-0 v Man Utd
8. 3-0 v Liverpool
9. 3-1 v West Brom
10. 4-2 v Tottenham
JetsetJimbo
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- Jun 13, 2011
- 1,171
Blimey, this thread really hammers home how good we've had it in recent years.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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Dont know what my top 10 would be but I loved these 2. The united one for what it meant in getting into Europe, and the City game because it was just pure sexy football. In the city game, I know we still needed a point, but we had basically qualified for Europe and so it felt like the pressure was off and both teams could just play some amazing football. Two teams with players full of confidence.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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Beating Marseille to top the Europa group should be up there!
I agree. I took my nephew (Liverpool fan) to that game. He was in shock afterwards! I had to buy him a football at the club shop because I thought he was going to start crying!
The 3-0 score line only hints at how dominant we were against them for 90mins across the whole pitch.
Peak Lallana, peak March, peak Mitoma and peak Ferguson, peak Mac Allister with the likes of Dunk, Groß, Colwill and Caicedo putting in brilliant performances. When you think of the 5 players who have now left from that list, you can see why we had to spend £200m this summer to try and get back to that level.
Only after I have finished with her backside.
Falmer Flutter ©
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Haven't seen it mentioned, but the 3-0 home to Spurs is in there for me. Connolly at the double. I still think his second was a thing of beauty. First real smashing of one of the "Big Six" and the first real sign of the style of football that was to come under Potter and beyond.
Alba Badger
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It really does show how lucky we've been at supporters over the last few seasons to have witnessed these types of performances. Thank you Uncle Tony and Friends.
The 3-1 against the Baggies.
Not so much because it was our first PL win, but, because it was Pascal Gross, our best ever signing, showing just how good he was/is.
I still believe without him we would have been relegated that season.
Not so much because it was our first PL win, but, because it was Pascal Gross, our best ever signing, showing just how good he was/is.
I still believe without him we would have been relegated that season.