| May have been asked already 11:13 - Nov 24 with 938 views | Metal_Hacker |
When did we actually win a really important game and who was it against ? |  |
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| May have been asked already on 11:16 - Nov 24 with 818 views | Keno |
Barnsley 2000? |  |
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| May have been asked already on 11:16 - Nov 24 with 814 views | TheTrueBlue1878 |
I'll say Fleetwood away October 19'. Long journey, and a proper sh*thole.
Can't think of any since then, I'm sure someone else might. [Post edited 24 Nov 2020 11:17]
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| May have been asked already on 11:16 - Nov 24 with 813 views | Metal_Hacker |
| May have been asked already on 11:16 - Nov 24 by Keno |
Barnsley 2000? |
Struggling to think of one since 🤢 | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:17 - Nov 24 with 795 views | Metal_Hacker |
| May have been asked already on 11:16 - Nov 24 by TheTrueBlue1878 |
I'll say Fleetwood away October 19'. Long journey, and a proper sh*thole.
Can't think of any since then, I'm sure someone else might. [Post edited 24 Nov 2020 11:17]
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Thought it was just me who couldn’t think of a really important game. I realise it’s the definition of important but tonight’s pretty important | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:19 - Nov 24 with 782 views | Herbivore |
| May have been asked already on 11:16 - Nov 24 by TheTrueBlue1878 |
I'll say Fleetwood away October 19'. Long journey, and a proper sh*thole.
Can't think of any since then, I'm sure someone else might. [Post edited 24 Nov 2020 11:17]
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At the time I'm not sure it really qualified as being that important. It was early season and we didn't yet have the context of our inability to beat top 8 sides. It was just another game, albeit it a potentially tricky one. |  |
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| May have been asked already on 11:19 - Nov 24 with 783 views | abracaDOBRA_ |
Nottingham forrest at home in that playoff season? pretty much secured our playoff chances |  | | |
| May have been asked already on 11:22 - Nov 24 with 769 views | Jon_456 |
Watford away 2015. |  | | |
| May have been asked already on 11:22 - Nov 24 with 768 views | footers |
The one that really matters... versus Nodge April 2009? |  |
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| May have been asked already on 11:26 - Nov 24 with 749 views | Swansea_Blue |
All games matter |  |
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| May have been asked already on 11:29 - Nov 24 with 731 views | SitfcB |
Wigan at home just before Christmas in 2004(?) |  |
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| May have been asked already on 11:33 - Nov 24 with 705 views | Metal_Hacker |
| May have been asked already on 11:26 - Nov 24 by Swansea_Blue |
All games matter |
Totally agree but some have slightly more importance than others | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:36 - Nov 24 with 693 views | Keno |
| May have been asked already on 11:33 - Nov 24 by Metal_Hacker |
Totally agree but some have slightly more importance than others |
how very Orwellian for a Tuesday morning | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:38 - Nov 24 with 679 views | Metal_Hacker |
| May have been asked already on 11:36 - Nov 24 by Keno |
how very Orwellian for a Tuesday morning |
I do try my good fellow | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:42 - Nov 24 with 667 views | TheTrueBlue1878 |
| May have been asked already on 11:17 - Nov 24 by Metal_Hacker |
Thought it was just me who couldn’t think of a really important game. I realise it’s the definition of important but tonight’s pretty important |
I think by this thread everyone's judgement of 'important' is slightly differing.
I thought the OP meant in terms of where we are now as a club etc.
Think at the time Fleetwood had only lost 2 games in the league. That was the 11th game of the season so they were up there as well.
Felt important on the day, thought they were going to be a team finishing top 6 come the end of the season (which they did in the end).
I was basing that on where the club is right now (League 1 football club) etc, thought that was big game for us. | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:45 - Nov 24 with 657 views | Metal_Hacker |
| May have been asked already on 11:42 - Nov 24 by TheTrueBlue1878 |
I think by this thread everyone's judgement of 'important' is slightly differing.
I thought the OP meant in terms of where we are now as a club etc.
Think at the time Fleetwood had only lost 2 games in the league. That was the 11th game of the season so they were up there as well.
Felt important on the day, thought they were going to be a team finishing top 6 come the end of the season (which they did in the end).
I was basing that on where the club is right now (League 1 football club) etc, thought that was big game for us. |
I guess it’s all about interpretation. As Swansea Blue states and I agree “all games matter “
For me they all matter of course but some are more important. In terms of where we are this season and where we hopefully plan to go , tonight is one of those that matters with importance | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:45 - Nov 24 with 654 views | TheTrueBlue1878 |
| May have been asked already on 11:19 - Nov 24 by Herbivore |
At the time I'm not sure it really qualified as being that important. It was early season and we didn't yet have the context of our inability to beat top 8 sides. It was just another game, albeit it a potentially tricky one. |
They had only lost twice in opening 10. Think they were 3rd at the time.
"we didn't yet have the context of our inability to beat top 8 sides" is slightly iorrelevant becuase on the day it was two top 4 sides playing, and they are always big games.
As it is tonight actually, it is still 1st v 3rd. If we win tonight, it will still be classed as a big match, big win feel, regardless of our general inability to beat top 8 sides. | |
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| May have been asked already on 11:57 - Nov 24 with 608 views | tractorboy1978 |
| May have been asked already on 11:45 - Nov 24 by TheTrueBlue1878 |
They had only lost twice in opening 10. Think they were 3rd at the time.
"we didn't yet have the context of our inability to beat top 8 sides" is slightly iorrelevant becuase on the day it was two top 4 sides playing, and they are always big games.
As it is tonight actually, it is still 1st v 3rd. If we win tonight, it will still be classed as a big match, big win feel, regardless of our general inability to beat top 8 sides. |
It definitely felt a big win at the time. Not least because of Barton's antics before the game trying to put the pressure on. And we generally buckle at the first sign of pressure. I think a lot of people thought after that win that we were on the road to promotion. | | | |
| May have been asked already on 11:59 - Nov 24 with 600 views | TheTrueBlue1878 |
| May have been asked already on 11:57 - Nov 24 by tractorboy1978 |
It definitely felt a big win at the time. Not least because of Barton's antics before the game trying to put the pressure on. And we generally buckle at the first sign of pressure. I think a lot of people thought after that win that we were on the road to promotion. |
I remeber Alex Mathie saying so on the drive home, think the words he 'doesn't think that many teams will be a serious test for Ipswich'.
In reflection, although no one believed it at the time (inc me), Barton's words were too true. | |
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| May have been asked already on 12:16 - Nov 24 with 558 views | Rozz |
| May have been asked already on 11:19 - Nov 24 by abracaDOBRA_ |
Nottingham forrest at home in that playoff season? pretty much secured our playoff chances |
There were probably several afterwards, but I remember sitting back after the 2-0 home win against Middlesborough 14/15 and thinking we might really have a chance. It wasn't pretty, but we battled a very serious team off the park and were finally showing some real grit. We beat Brentford 2-4 a week later at their place and you really felt like we could take on anyone in the division.
TWTD. |  | | |
| May have been asked already on 12:20 - Nov 24 with 546 views | SitfcB |
We actually beat Hull in a really important game the last day of the season in 2006?? We won 1-0 but it still wasn’t enough to make the play-offs. | |
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| May have been asked already on 12:32 - Nov 24 with 520 views | jaykay |
we have not won a really impotant game since as someone pointed out the play off final.
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| May have been asked already on 12:38 - Nov 24 with 511 views | Coco |
Rotherham at home in relegation season was a must win at the time and although we were embarrassingly hammered we scraped a win to prolong the pain.
But we are largely a hideously gutless bunch. |  |
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| May have been asked already on 12:43 - Nov 24 with 499 views | Herbivore |
| May have been asked already on 11:45 - Nov 24 by TheTrueBlue1878 |
They had only lost twice in opening 10. Think they were 3rd at the time.
"we didn't yet have the context of our inability to beat top 8 sides" is slightly iorrelevant becuase on the day it was two top 4 sides playing, and they are always big games.
As it is tonight actually, it is still 1st v 3rd. If we win tonight, it will still be classed as a big match, big win feel, regardless of our general inability to beat top 8 sides. |
Not sure they are big games when the season is less than a quarter of the way through to be honest. The league table is still taking shape at that point. I don't really think it qualifies as an important game. | |
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| May have been asked already on 13:34 - Nov 24 with 429 views | TJS |
Fleetwood away last season was our only win of any note.
We didn't even manage to score a single goal at home in FIVE matches against the teams that finished in the top six. |  | | |
| May have been asked already on 13:54 - Nov 24 with 400 views | Metal_Hacker |
| May have been asked already on 13:34 - Nov 24 by TJS |
Fleetwood away last season was our only win of any note.
We didn't even manage to score a single goal at home in FIVE matches against the teams that finished in the top six. |
In retrospect ...it's pretty poor really then isn't it
Oh well let's hope things change tonight
Underlying feeling is the obvious outcome but we live in hope....as ever ! | |
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