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Seem to remember some Town fans made a 6-0 hahaha bedsheet and went along to the rail tracks between Ipswich and Stowmarket to wave to the Budgies as they went past on the way home.
That result would not have mattered to them if WBA had not won their last game. Even as those goals were going in there was still a chance of WBA not winning and going down instead. Think WBA were the first Prem team to be bottom at xmas and still stay up.
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The biggest bottle job in Premier League history? on 10:06 - May 18 with 1730 views
Scum at home to Sunderland a couple of seasons back has to be in with a shout too
Basically a winner stays up game. And they lose 3-0 at home on the tele in the early game. Even a draw would've been a great result for them.
I remember Town fans were watching the game on route to an away game (Sheffield Wednesday on the team maybe?) and when Sunderland scored the 3rd and allardyce nearly punched the scum player, we were cheering.
The biggest bottle job in Premier League history? on 10:06 - May 18 by The_Romford_Blue
Scum at home to Sunderland a couple of seasons back has to be in with a shout too
Basically a winner stays up game. And they lose 3-0 at home on the tele in the early game. Even a draw would've been a great result for them.
I remember Town fans were watching the game on route to an away game (Sheffield Wednesday on the team maybe?) and when Sunderland scored the 3rd and allardyce nearly punched the scum player, we were cheering.
Sorry but this is a tinpot thread. All rather embarrassing. In order to "bottle" something you have to achieve something first, ie promotion.
That is why we have bottled nothing ever since Evans owned this club.
What... is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow? What do you mean? An African or European swallow? Huh? I... I don't know that ... Auuuuuuuugh.
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