Gerbil
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that goal was f***ing immense, unfortunatly it was in the 92nd minute when we were already 5-0 down !!
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that goal was f***ing immense, unfortunatly it was in the 92nd minute when we were already 5-0 down !!
Gerbil
Nsc's most loved
was that an evening game just after christmas? we lost 3-0 if i remeber correctly? if it is that one, then yes that was f***ing dire.
The one where the queue for the donut van was too long at half time and I didn't get any :-(
Father Jack
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- Aug 21, 2005
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Thats the one.
bhaexpress
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If I was to have been offered a refund for all the games that I think I deserved one for I could have retired to somewhere exotic by now.
Knotty
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In nearly 50 years, dozens could fall into that category!
However, no-one forced me to watch so no refund required. The few great occasions make the many rubbish ones worth it!
However, no-one forced me to watch so no refund required. The few great occasions make the many rubbish ones worth it!
The Walsall 1-0 was SO terrible. It was utterly RIDICULOUS, that we couldn't even HOLD OUT FOR THE DRAW against NINE men.
That one, definitely.
That one, definitely.
m20gull
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when we lost 5-something at Plymouth. Thoroughly unprofessional display.
Luton away could not really be blamed on the players. McGhee correctly gets all the completely justified criticism for that. I can still feel my emotion when I saw the team run out (I hadn't heard the team).
Luton away could not really be blamed on the players. McGhee correctly gets all the completely justified criticism for that. I can still feel my emotion when I saw the team run out (I hadn't heard the team).
The Brighton Ace
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Carlisle away and Walsall at home last season were both pretty grim.
clippedgull
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The Wizard
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rcf0712
Out Here In The Perimeter
I mentioned it before in a previous thread but losing at Kingstonian in the FA Cup was money down the drain.....
Was not Was
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- Jul 31, 2003
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Agreed about the heavy defeats at Palace and Brentford (twice) - also once at Barnet. These are the only occasions when I've left a ground very early (or, in the case of Palace, tried to leave and was stopped from doing so by the OB).
But the one that takes the biscuit was in the late 80s, a boxing day match at Port Vale (or was it Notts County - midlands teams in b&w get me confused). Albion were rubbish and I just accepted that it happens. Decades later, Garry Nelson's autobiography revealed that the players were rat-arsed the night before and, frankly, didn't give a sh*t.
I was gutted, and I want my money back now, delivered by all the players from way back then.
But the one that takes the biscuit was in the late 80s, a boxing day match at Port Vale (or was it Notts County - midlands teams in b&w get me confused). Albion were rubbish and I just accepted that it happens. Decades later, Garry Nelson's autobiography revealed that the players were rat-arsed the night before and, frankly, didn't give a sh*t.
I was gutted, and I want my money back now, delivered by all the players from way back then.
Seagullible
Super Keeper
3-0 away to Torquay a few years back. Got summed up when some bloke shouted 'you're crap' and Derek Allen looked over and gave a very telling nod of agreement
SittingbourneSeagull
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The Reading game was not that bad a performance. 1-0 down at half-time due to an unfortunate Oatway own goal, we were reduced to 10 men early in the second half when Gary Elphick was sent off. They scored from the free kick and then again quickly from a dubious penalty (Kitson admitted he dived). After that it was game over.
i will go with that one when i had a mate over from OZ and i was so emmbarassed with my team.