[Albion] 4-1 to the Albion

[Skaville]

We’ve won 4-1 an incredible five times in three seasons, with each game having its own significance, but which was your favourite?

The Potter humbling?

FINALLY humiliating Palace after threatening to do so for so long?

Thrashing a diabolical Everton as RDZ’s side really got into gear.

Wolves away with three superb goals including that Mitoma stunner

Ruining the European party at Spurs?

 

[5Ways Gull]

Chelsea- The Potter, Cucurella, Boehly, etc etc etc humbling!

 

[Charles 'Charley' Charles]

Chelsea was by far the most satisfying, and one of my all time favourite Amex memories. Honourable mention for the Palace one, but that seemed a more routine match. The Chelsea one, De Zerbi’s first win, even the lead up to the match with Brighton releasing that Wankstanley was leaving to go there stoked the flames.

 

[POSKETT AT THE VALLEY]

Millwall 1991.

 

[Simster]

Millwall 1991.

Blackburn 1985

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Out of those would go Chelsea, great performance, the atmosphere was something else….. great day.

 

[Skaville]

Millwall 1991.

What a day that was. Never seen a more threatening looking away fan base

 

[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

I remember us losing 4-1 away at Leicester, I think the team all went down with the flu or summink.

It worked out alright in the end though.

 

[seaford]

Blackburn 1985

That was a midweek away match if I remember. Luckily I was there.

If it was most memorable 4-2 I reckon Grimsby awaywould be up there. Two nil down with 25 minutes to play too.

 

[JBizzle]

Chelsea was the perfect mix of catharsis, retribution, pantomime and joy. It was also the first time my son saw the Albion win live, so will always have a special memory for me

 

[Brian Fantana]

The Chelsea one. I don’t think there’s been such a visceral atmosphere at the Amex for any other game. It was bubbling away from an hour before KO. Every single person seemed to be in their seat early for that one and totally up for it.

 

[Guinness Boy]

What a day that was. Never seen a more threatening looking away fan base

They were mental. Loads in the north and a little toothless old man trying to get to our goal greeting pitch invaders

 

[rebel51]

Millwall 1991.

That is defo up there with Chelsea, the atmosphere that day at the goldstone with Clive walker running down the wing and Mike small terrorising their defence. With their meatheads packed into the chicken run, ah the memories. Atmosphere was electric.
Thanks for reminder

 

[A1X]

The Palace one was great but also was a weakened Palace in the last days of Hodgson, whereas Chelsea was such a sweet, sweet moment

 

[kevo]

What a day that was. Never seen a more threatening looking away fan base

Not as bad as the home fanbase in the away leg!

 

[kevo]

Has to be Chelsea.

The players were so up for it, right from kick-off (two cleared off the line even before Trossard scored).

Travelled to the game with a Chelsea friend and his son. They left early in disgust, but heard the roars from the Gross goal as they were walking to the station. Glorious.

The Spurs one on Sunday, although obviously a great win, felt a bit flat knowing we'd missed out on the opportunity of Europe.

 

[Eeyore]

Blackburn 1985

That was a bizarre one. During the run up to the match I had a dream that Albion were going to win 4-1. Dead annoyed I hadn't had a bet.

 

[kevo]

One that often gets forgotten about - the 4-1 v Luton in the FA Cup in 1990. Actually a shock result (if not exactly a 'giant-killing') - as Luton were in the top tier, we were in Division Two.

 

[Braggfan]

What a day that was. Never seen a more threatening looking away fan base

I didn't see it myself, but a mate always tells of witnessing Millwall fans setting fire to a policeman's helmet at the game.

 

[Justice]

What a day that was. Never seen a more threatening looking away fan base

A few in the North that didn’t do anything of note, one was getting pushed around every time we scored