| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT 09:49 - Oct 26 with 1577 views | patrickswell |
to put what happened to Southampton into context, the heaviest home defeats that we suffered in 94-95 were 3-0 in the League Cup against Bolton and a trio of 3-1 losses to Blackburn (Sutton/Shearer era), Tottenham (Klinsmann/Sheringham/Anderson/Popescu/Barmby era) and Liverpool (Rush/Fowler/Barnes/McManaman).
Their defeat must be the heaviest home defeat since the 1950s? [Post edited 26 Oct 2019 9:52]
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| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 10:38 - Oct 26 with 1444 views | Dennyx4 |
Think Man U got 8 away to Forest in the 90's. Seem to remember Solksjaer getting 4,
Southampton's next fixture is away to Man City - that could be really hard for a team short of confidence. |  | | |
| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 11:25 - Oct 26 with 1365 views | pointofblue |
| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 10:38 - Oct 26 by Dennyx4 |
Think Man U got 8 away to Forest in the 90's. Seem to remember Solksjaer getting 4,
Southampton's next fixture is away to Man City - that could be really hard for a team short of confidence. |
Next two fixtures - they go to City in the Carabao Cup then the league. |  |
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| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 13:43 - Oct 26 with 1246 views | MJallday |
after our 9:0 we played spurs away (and lost 3-0), then lost at home against QPR 0-1, then lost against the scum at carrot road 3-0.. then lost about 4 more
in fact we didnt win again for another 2 months - against coventry - 3-0 - but by that time we were down. |  |
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| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 14:05 - Oct 26 with 1201 views | BlueNomad |
Man U’s 8th goal should never have counted!!! |  | | |
| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 14:37 - Oct 26 with 1144 views | ElephantintheRoom |
So bad they beat Man U 3-2 in the home fixture | |
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| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 15:17 - Oct 26 with 1095 views | TheBoyBlue |
Isn't it the heaviest home defeat in top flight history? | |
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| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 15:18 - Oct 26 with 1093 views | patrickswell |
| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 14:37 - Oct 26 by ElephantintheRoom |
So bad they beat Man U 3-2 in the home fixture |
I’ve always said that one of the reasons I’ve stuck with this team over 30+ years has been its propensity to swing from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again within the same season. In the case of 94-95, we have on one hand 29 league defeats and 93 goals conceded set against that 3-2 win and a first ever win at Anfield.
And they’re still better than Swindon 93-94, Sunderland 02-03/05-06, Derby 07-08 or Huddersfield last season. | | | |
| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 15:24 - Oct 26 with 1073 views | patrickswell |
| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 15:17 - Oct 26 by TheBoyBlue |
Isn't it the heaviest home defeat in top flight history? |
Yes. The heaviest overall home defeat was Port Vale 0 Sheffield United 10, a Second Division fixture in 1892. | | | |
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| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 15:50 - Oct 26 with 995 views | gazzer1999 |
| Our 94/95 side was one of the worst in Premier League history BUT on 14:05 - Oct 26 by BlueNomad |
Man U’s 8th goal should never have counted!!! |
Totally agree, I was there and if I remember C Forrest was outside his area being booked and the ref allowed man u to take a quick free kick while talking to Forrest, absolutely ridiculous. |  | | |
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