[Albion] Albion Moment of the Decade

[Seasider78]

Doncaster game at Amex. Not only because of what it took to get there but a fairytale finish to put the icing on the cake. Amazing day

 

[swindonseagull]

which also added an extra touch on my 50th birthday

Surely that was a couple of decades ago?

 

[The Kid Frankie]

Solly’s goal against Wigan to secure promotion.

 

[jackcgull]

3. Beating Man U to stay up in first PL season
2. 17/4/17. All of it
1. Buckley

All making me grin and forget about yesterday [emoji16]

Honorary mentions for andone and knocky goals v palace.

Oh and the mk away game.

Oh and massive at home

Oh Vicente v Derby

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Ffs cant believe I missed donny going to a family wedding!

Sent from my SM-A600FN using Tapatalk

 

[AmexRuislip]

Surely that was a couple of decades ago?

Older than water

 

[Beach Hut]

First amex league game by a country mile, even arranged our summer holiday around it.

Fantastic start to the day when Football Focus was from the Amex, great build up then that winning goal in the 97th minute, you could not have asked for a better start at a new stadium.

 

[Bodian]

This is difficult, because I suppose it partly depends what we mean by 'moment', and how personal it all is.

Promotion was superb, but it was the culmination of 'moments', as was the first Amex experience in a way.

If we are taking 'moment' to be a split second thing, then I think it would boil down to the instant where you went batshit mental the most. For me, I think it was Murray's goal at Birmingham. I knew we were going up. Or when Knocky scored the second at Wolves when I was basically in tears.

Gamewise, I would go for the first half and a bit against Wednesday in the play-offs. Despite the result, that was the most exciting 55 minutes of football I have ever seen us play. Apart from Hereford I cannot remember another game where at half-time I was physically shaking like that.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The club's heartbreakingly dignified response to the Shoreham Air Disaster that perfectly reflected the impact on our community. Utter respect for that always. Transcends anything to do with sport.

 

[Me and my Monkey]

Yesterday. LOL, only joking! Despite the heartbreak, our second leg play-off game against Sheffield Wednesday was one to remember. Our boys were truly heroic WARRIORS, they gave their all, and I've rarely felt prouder. And WHAT an atmosphere!

 

[smelly]

Stockdale penalty double save vs massive. Knew it was our year at that moment

 

[Beanstalk]

Obviously Doncaster is number one, however, Man U at home to secure survival was pretty magical - almost 20 years exactly on from my first game.

 

[Greeko]

The away wins at QPR and Wolves where promotion to the premier league was all but guaranteed

 

[mothy]

Promotion to premier league & pitch invasion

 

[SweatyMexican]

Gotta be Doncaster. It was over 8 years ago now!

 

[shingle]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6wmnNwia8Y

Great day out, my boy & I can be seen celebrating.

 

[symyjym]

https://youtu.be/iPYBG5bpT2I

I don't believe that we have ever scored from the halfway line in our history, I may be corrected, so Sidwell's goal for me ticked the done box for the club and Amex. It was the sort of goal that was deserving of a promotion season. It set us on the way and helped us and the squad believe it would be our promotion season. With his weaker foot too.

 

[golddene]

The Donny game was great, an amazing climax to a day that seemed to be going against us, for unfettered joy it has to be St Patrick's day Massacre, Spanish Daves free kick on the stroke of half time is the moment for me though

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Gotta be QPR away "and its absolute bedlam behind that goal!"

Sent from my SM-A600FN using Tapatalk

 

[knocky1]

Drinking a pint on the concourse yesterday when Vardy scored. Still buzzing today.