[Albion] Biggest single result since Hereford?

[Don Parasol]

I think our wins against Swansea and West Ham, given where we were in the league, were bigger results. Today's more pleasing though.

Can't be compared to Hereford, or Doncaster

 

[Clive Walker]

Discuss

Edit:

And don't just say "no"; elucidate a little - who and why

You’re new to all this aren’t you ?

 

[Da Man Clay]

There we go people! A reasoned argument with an example. It's not difficult

It doesn’t need to be particularly reasoned if the initial question is gubbins.

 

[Brok]

No.

 

[Scappa]

No. You’re an idiot.

For asking for people's thoughts and hoping for reasoned discussion with regards to a simple question? I suppose so.

 

[Scappa]

You’re new to all this aren’t you ?

Apparently so

 

[Weststander]

A landmark today for so many reasons.

Others were incredible for different reasons. Massive (h), Fulham (a), QPR (a), Wolves (a), last season alone, made the dream of beating the likes of Arsenal possible, in a nightmare league to get out of.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Silly question - a few points which may or may not help us stay up, against certain extinction.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

I have to say I'm surprised by all the no's. I'm sure that is the biggest win in my life supporting Brighton, since 1986, and although the Doncaster win in 1997 was more important, in terms of who we have beaten,and how, that is easily the biggest win in my life.

 

[martin tyler]

To massively different eras and situations.
Today 3 big points for PL survival. But with the chairman and current squad we have I think we would of stayed up either way. But even going down the club has a brilliant foundation for years to come.
Hereford dark time no home and almost out of business. 93rd worse team and if we went under i would have faith in the fans but without a foundation even now we would be L1 at best.
No comparison really.
I see it as 3 points very close to survival and it has potentially given us the opportunity to go to Old Trafford and have a real go in the cup.

 

[stewart_weir]

There is no game that will eclipse that one at Hereford that can be beaten in terms of importance. Not even an FA Cup, premier title or Champions League final win would beat it..

 

[Notters]

No.

 

[Husty]

First reply has summed it up here, no it wasn't the single biggest, not by a mile.

 

[DumLum]

Discuss

Edit:

And don't just say "no"; elucidate a little - who and why

To plastic football fans under 40 up and down the country this is the biggest result in our clubs history.

 

[brightn'ove]

No.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

Not even close. A win against a top six side shouldn’t even be mentioned in the same breath as Hereford, or Doncaster or any of those points in 96/97.
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Silly question - a few points which may or may not help us stay up, against certain extinction.

To massively different eras and situations.
Today 3 big points for PL survival. But with the chairman and current squad we have I think we would of stayed up either way. But even going down the club has a brilliant foundation for years to come.
Hereford dark time no home and almost out of business. 93rd worse team and if we went under i would have faith in the fans but without a foundation even now we would be L1 at best.
No comparison really.
I see it as 3 points very close to survival and it has potentially given us the opportunity to go to Old Trafford and have a real go in the cup.

There is no game that will eclipse that one at Hereford that can be beaten in terms of importance. Not even an FA Cup, premier title or Champions League final win would beat it..

The question was 'since Hereford' ........

 

[jonsey]

No. An important win, but no more than that.

Not even on the same page. you cant compare the 2 fixtures.........

 

[ewe2]

Nothing to see here !

 

[Weststander]

The question was 'since Hereford' ........

Good job they're not sitting exams or facing questions in court.

 

[hart's shirt]

No. It's 3 points closer to survival against a side that's devoid of confidence and have now lost 8 games since the start of 2018.

As others have said, the games that helped us make today's League fixture possible are more significant. Today was a bit of a free hit.

That said, I'm delighted. It's some consolation for the first game thumping at home in Division 1, the Cup game in 1988 and the recent Cup losses.

However if we turn over United away in the Cup and win a Semi-Final, you may well get a different answer!