nicko31
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Remember getting done by Cardiff at the Goldstone (about 93), it was 4 or 5 nil but could have been double figures)
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[Football] What Was The Worst Albion Performance You Have Ever Seen ?
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The Mole
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And Inhad to suffer being in the home end for that one. Stockport were quite good - as you said, Kevin Fracis was good for that league - had a good strike partnership with Andy Preece.
The Mole
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I think that was my worst. The 7-1 at Huddersfield was bad but at least we scored the best goal in that day. We were abject against Crewe
el punal
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Ooh! I was at both those games. I survived intact.
- Apr 5, 2014
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I was there too. I think it must be the closest ground to a railway station.
I stood in with the home fans and you bastards spotted me. I started flicking V signs at you and had to move as I was worried I was going to get chucked out
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Chucked out, that would have been a blessing in disguise.I was there too. I think it must be the closest ground to a railway station.
I stood in with the home fans and you bastards spotted me. I started flicking V signs at you and had to move as I was worried I was going to get chucked out
Just before half time, we tried to leave and go to the pub, the stewards laughed at us and kept us in, eventually they let us out on around 65 mins I think, anyway I could not be bothered going to the pub by then....
I was proper pissed off
- Apr 5, 2014
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I only missed two or three away matches that year. That one was the second last. I was working night shifts and got back home. My Mum woke me up the following morning and said I needed to get up and get the train. I just grumbled and went back to sleep. Couldn't be bothered that day.
GOM
living vicariously
and yet curiously it was an experience I'm glad I witnessed. Some memorable moments in the game.
obviously the defeat to 9 man Walsall at Withdean, but has no one mentioned the 5-0 home defeat to Bournemouth.......uuuurggghhh even the thought of it.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
lucky you, I think there was less than 100 of us, I was on look north west highlights later that evening seen gesticulating as a goal went in against us.
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About 6 weeks or so later we won 3-0 at Orient. I was working in Crawley and got the train, picking up my car at Three Bridges. Got caught in a snow storm on the A23. I remember a huge lorry speeding past me and struggling to control the car. Probably my scariest driving experience.
- Apr 5, 2014
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It was actually 5-3. Although two Albion goals came very late on. I seem to remember we had been on a good run at the time. Start of '94, I think.
BHAFC 0 Walton and Hersham 4
albionfan37
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That was the one mate
London Irish
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No
Neville's Breakfast
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I think it’s a shame to hear Brighton fans using the ‘should be beating teams like…’ argument. It’s a football match. The unexpected sometimes happens. That’s the magic of the game.Kids on NSC, did you see the age demographic thread?!
I don’t think the two era’s are exclusive when it comes to comparing shocking performances though. With the money we’ve spent and quality of player we’re able to put out these days and against opposition last night with much less resources than us, it is perfectly acceptable to moan about that heartless and brainless performance. I was there at Priestfield to watch us lose 1.3 at home to Cambridge etc etc and can say in their own ways the performances were equally as bad.
But anyone asking for a refund is a tube.
- Jun 27, 2012
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At the Amex - the worst ever performance , by quite the distance , was the 1-0 defeat to Millwall in 2014.
Effectively the end for Hyppia.
Effectively the end for Hyppia.
Silverhatch
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f***ing hell! A thread for the aged! Anyone who had the misfortune to follow the Albion through the Archer years and then Gillingham, witnessed many, many atrocious performances, funereal humour and some staggering terrace camaraderie.
