A time for Reflection

[fox58]

No not the, we should have done this or could have done that debate.

just a look back at things off the field during the past season

Best away support: Sheff Weds made a lot of noise closely followed by Palace; I think I’m right in saying the only two to sell out their allocation.

Worst away support: Leeds because their Leeds, followed by (due to a lack of numbers) F****t & Derby

Best Song by away team: ‘Where’s the fat C**t with the drum’ sung by Middlesboro, due to the snow plough being unable to reach the Jobber household

Best away pub: Whilst being in a Casino at Cardiff would be the most unusual it has to be The Slubbers Arms in Huddersfield, great selection of beer, a warm welcome by the locals and apparently one of a dying breed of triangular pubs.

Worst away pub: The Grand Central near the station in Brighton (Guinness in a plastic glass, sacrilege) or the Forge Tavern in Brum where the clientele left a lot to be desired (Birmingham Britain’s 2nd biggest city and everyone has got a speech impediment) .

Best day out: F****T away, had to be after a 41 year wait

Worst day out: Peterborough 1 up sitting pretty in 2nd place lost 2-1 and packed in like sardines on the train on the way home.

Biggest shambles: the ticketing for the play-off semi finals both legs

 

[bocadillo]

Best away support: Sheff Weds made a lot of noise closely followed by Palace; I think I’m right in saying the only two to sell out their allocation.

But... but... but... Didn't Hull sell out? They must have done... because cafe says they did.

 

[Mawsley]

...the Forge Tavern in Brum where the clientele left a lot to be desired (Birmingham Britain’s 2nd biggest city and everyone has got a speech impediment) .

But there's a stack of excellent pubs in Brum.

 

[fox58]

But there's a stack of excellent pubs in Brum.

There is, but not the one we chose on the way to the ground

 

[Real Sharapova]

There is, but not the one we chose on the way to the ground

Try the Anchor Inn on Bradford Street next time - it's a fantastic boozer.

 

[Hazzman]

Favourite moments for me included the epic staging of the Middlesbrough. Sitting there in an eerie yet suprisingly loud atmosphere, it was a decent game and when I began to believe automatic promotion was achieveable. Seeing us score six was a new one for me as well at Ipswich.

Away from home, Marshall's equaliser at Birmingham was great. The gallows humour at Barnsley was a laugh (including our group's mugs being on the Daily Mail website).

 

[H T B]

A highlight for me was Knocky's unbelieveable back heel at Huddersfield.

There was a pregnant pause amongst City fans between wondering what the feck he'd just done, and bloody hell it's gone in.

 

[Biffa Bacon]

A highlight for me was Knocky's unbelieveable back heel at Huddersfield.

There was a pregnant pause amongst City fans between wondering what the feck he'd just done, and bloody hell it's gone in.

He's shit though isn't he, ****ing retard misses penalties and everything, just like that kermanogant bloke, ****ing shit, boo go back to frog land with your stupid flicks and entertaining style, we all hate him.

 

[Kingy_85]

I went to every home game and a few away so from the games I was actually at...

Highlight was Dyer's goal against Bolton.

Low moments I can recall were losing at Blackburn when Vardy's goal was clearly onside or the 0-0 draw on Boxing day at Hull. Millwall at home perhaps?

 

[Fox From The Hudd]

Highlights for me...

Taking my 5 year old to see his first match - Palace at home and him loving every minute of it...
His next game was Ipswich - you can imagine his reaction to that!
I told him it might be 30 years before we scored 6 again so he needed to savour it...I didn't take him to Huddersfield so I wasnt totally undermined...
After the game on Sunday he told me not to worry there was always next season and could we go and see QPR at home...

 

[Motown Fox]

Highlights for me...

Taking my 5 year old to see his first match - Palace at home and him loving every minute of it...
His next game was Ipswich - you can imagine his reaction to that!
I told him it might be 30 years before we scored 6 again so he needed to savour it...I didn't take him to Huddersfield so I wasnt totally undermined...
After the game on Sunday he told me not to worry there was always next season and could we go and see QPR at home...

With that quote he is now truly a City fan for sure.