| 7 years ago today on 10:41 - Aug 30 with 4620 views | WestSussexBlue |
Imagine being able to see Town in 7 years time from that day, an unbelievable transformation and the trajectory continues. Be careful what you wish for….Really???
Our Club is back and the journey may only be starting. |  | |  |
| 7 years ago today on 10:42 - Aug 30 with 4590 views | homer_123 |
Failed to score a league goal for us? |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 10:43 - Aug 30 with 4582 views | Mach_foreignBlue |
| 7 years ago today on 10:42 - Aug 30 by homer_123 |
Failed to score a league goal for us? |
Yes. |  | | |
| 7 years ago today on 10:55 - Aug 30 with 4512 views | FrankMarshall |
Remember his performance against Lincoln on live tv. |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 10:56 - Aug 30 with 4501 views | Herbivore |
| 7 years ago today on 10:41 - Aug 30 by WestSussexBlue |
Imagine being able to see Town in 7 years time from that day, an unbelievable transformation and the trajectory continues. Be careful what you wish for….Really???
Our Club is back and the journey may only be starting. |
If we ignore the abject relegation and four years languishing in League 1, then it's all been peaches and cream over the last 7 years. |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 13:55 - Aug 30 with 4278 views | waveneyblue |
| 7 years ago today on 10:56 - Aug 30 by Herbivore |
If we ignore the abject relegation and four years languishing in League 1, then it's all been peaches and cream over the last 7 years. |
It really was the beginning of the end, Murphy gone, replaced by this chancer and Mick picking players that would specifically annoy the fans (or it certainly felt like it)..
Gamechanger have certainly lived up to the name. |  | | |
| 7 years ago today on 15:30 - Aug 30 with 4127 views | Mach_foreignBlue |
| 7 years ago today on 13:55 - Aug 30 by waveneyblue |
It really was the beginning of the end, Murphy gone, replaced by this chancer and Mick picking players that would specifically annoy the fans (or it certainly felt like it)..
Gamechanger have certainly lived up to the name. |
Or not picking those whom fans wanted.
His meltdown after the Burton game and Celina's free-kick was hilarious. | | | |
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| 7 years ago today on 15:37 - Aug 30 with 4091 views | PhilTWTD |
| 7 years ago today on 13:55 - Aug 30 by waveneyblue |
It really was the beginning of the end, Murphy gone, replaced by this chancer and Mick picking players that would specifically annoy the fans (or it certainly felt like it)..
Gamechanger have certainly lived up to the name. |
It was more Murphy wasn't replaced. Best was already signing - or rather we'd offered him a contract he'd turned down - as back-up to Murphy before Newcastle came in. The failure to find a replacement for Murphy was the big failing. |  | | |
| 7 years ago today on 15:39 - Aug 30 with 4068 views | Herbivore |
| 7 years ago today on 15:37 - Aug 30 by PhilTWTD |
It was more Murphy wasn't replaced. Best was already signing - or rather we'd offered him a contract he'd turned down - as back-up to Murphy before Newcastle came in. The failure to find a replacement for Murphy was the big failing. |
Weren't we after Connor Washington as Murphy's replacement, but we ran a mile at the idea of paying £1.5m for him? | |
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| 7 years ago today on 15:41 - Aug 30 with 4059 views | yorkshireblue |
| 7 years ago today on 10:55 - Aug 30 by FrankMarshall |
Remember his performance against Lincoln on live tv. |
I was there.
I don't know if it was shown on TV but he actually had the gall to laugh in disbelief as he saw his number being held up by the forth official as he was subbed off. |  | | |
| 7 years ago today on 16:16 - Aug 30 with 3958 views | ITFC_Forever |
| 7 years ago today on 15:37 - Aug 30 by PhilTWTD |
It was more Murphy wasn't replaced. Best was already signing - or rather we'd offered him a contract he'd turned down - as back-up to Murphy before Newcastle came in. The failure to find a replacement for Murphy was the big failing. |
Some on here were convinced we knew what we were doing and had a replacement for Murphy lined up, as selling him with no replacement defied all logic.
The rest of us knew there was no such planning in place. |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 16:32 - Aug 30 with 3914 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
Can't remember who it was against but there was o e ga e where the most he moved was a sort of trot on the spot after he failed to control the ball and it went out for an opposition throw.
I would make a case for him being the worst signing we have ever made though I'm sure those with longer memories may offer some other names. There in plenty of choice but due to his rare combination of being g utterly lazy and completely $h!t i think he's a strong candidate |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 16:59 - Aug 30 with 3862 views | textbackup |
Anything is better than those dark days.
Some on here tried to defend the ownership etc back then too |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 17:00 - Aug 30 with 3859 views | Herbivore |
| 7 years ago today on 16:59 - Aug 30 by textbackup |
Anything is better than those dark days.
Some on here tried to defend the ownership etc back then too |
It got a lot darker before the gloom finally started to lift. | |
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| 7 years ago today on 17:08 - Aug 30 with 3799 views | PhilTWTD |
| 7 years ago today on 15:39 - Aug 30 by Herbivore |
Weren't we after Connor Washington as Murphy's replacement, but we ran a mile at the idea of paying £1.5m for him? |
Clubs were unable to agree a fee, think it was probably higher than that from reading this back.
 Washington Was Deadline Day Target 1st Sep 2016 12:43QPR’s Conor Washington was the striker the Blues were trying to sign on deadline day to replace Daryl Murphy, who departed for Newcastle United over the weekend.  38
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| 7 years ago today on 17:11 - Aug 30 with 3778 views | PhilTWTD |
| 7 years ago today on 16:16 - Aug 30 by ITFC_Forever |
Some on here were convinced we knew what we were doing and had a replacement for Murphy lined up, as selling him with no replacement defied all logic.
The rest of us knew there was no such planning in place. |
To be fair, Town hadn't expected the interest so late in the window and weren't up for doing the deal until DM put in a transfer request. Nevertheless, it was still a big failing to be unable to bring anyone in before the window closed. Emergency loans were no longer available at that point, if I remember rightly. | | | |
| 7 years ago today on 17:16 - Aug 30 with 3753 views | Help |
Phil says nothing in it |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 17:18 - Aug 30 with 3751 views | hatch |
| 7 years ago today on 10:41 - Aug 30 by WestSussexBlue |
Imagine being able to see Town in 7 years time from that day, an unbelievable transformation and the trajectory continues. Be careful what you wish for….Really???
Our Club is back and the journey may only be starting. |
I think people need to be careful dragging up the BCWYWF line. We haven’t enjoyed recent success because we wished MM gone.
Slightly perversely I suppose it relegated us ultimately and pushed ME further to point of sale and made Ipswich a more investable opportunity perhaps.
It was of course right for MM to go but I don’t think we can link his departure with our current success which is solely down to an injection of money and excellent club management. |  | | |
| 7 years ago today on 21:39 - Aug 30 with 3533 views | BlueBadger |
| 7 years ago today on 17:00 - Aug 30 by Herbivore |
It got a lot darker before the gloom finally started to lift. |
Come on mate, don't you remember the Improved Match Day Experience and Technical Football of 18/19? |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 21:52 - Aug 30 with 3485 views | Stewart27 |
| 7 years ago today on 10:56 - Aug 30 by Herbivore |
If we ignore the abject relegation and four years languishing in League 1, then it's all been peaches and cream over the last 7 years. |
I think we all know that we needed to go there to get where we have now. In fact it’s painstakingly obvious. We were languishing around 15th in the championship, the crowds were dwindling to below 10k and GC20 wouldn’t have bought us.
Yes we had to invest 4 years of our lives in that sh!t league but we’ve all done that now.
See also Everton. | | | |
| 7 years ago today on 22:20 - Aug 30 with 3396 views | Churchman |
| 7 years ago today on 16:32 - Aug 30 by BlueandTruesince82 |
Can't remember who it was against but there was o e ga e where the most he moved was a sort of trot on the spot after he failed to control the ball and it went out for an opposition throw.
I would make a case for him being the worst signing we have ever made though I'm sure those with longer memories may offer some other names. There in plenty of choice but due to his rare combination of being g utterly lazy and completely $h!t i think he's a strong candidate |
Jeez we’ve had enough garbage to endure over the years, but do you know what? I can’t argue with you. The Bestmeister stole a living. Utterly dreadful and hard to believe he was only 30 when he ambled around for us. |  | | |
| 7 years ago today on 22:48 - Aug 30 with 3315 views | MVBlue |
| 7 years ago today on 22:20 - Aug 30 by Churchman |
Jeez we’ve had enough garbage to endure over the years, but do you know what? I can’t argue with you. The Bestmeister stole a living. Utterly dreadful and hard to believe he was only 30 when he ambled around for us. |
worst player to ever to wear the shirt IMHO. |  |
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| 7 years ago today on 22:51 - Aug 30 with 3304 views | Hipsterectomy |
Didn't he get told by Mick after the Lincoln game to stay away from the club, that he was no longer treated as a club player and his career here was over?
Pretty damning tbh despite how bad he was. |  |
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