Wasn't it Colchester?Avon Royal wrote:Not sure I'd know how to cope to be honest.
Would be like us getting relagated then losing 7-1 at home to Wycombe.
Yes, it was Colchester who beat Norwich, Avon was just making a comparison of what it would be like for us, Wycombe being the nearest, smallest rival.Starfish wrote:Wasn't it Colchester?Avon Royal wrote:Not sure I'd know how to cope to be honest.
Would be like us getting relagated then losing 7-1 at home to Wycombe.
Indeed - thanks T*. Sorry Avon - I promise to read your posts more carefully in future.Thaumagurist* wrote:Yes, it was Colchester who beat Norwich, Avon was just making a comparison of what it would be like for us, Wycombe being the nearest, smallest rival.Starfish wrote:Wasn't it Colchester?Avon Royal wrote:Not sure I'd know how to cope to be honest.
Would be like us getting relagated then losing 7-1 at home to Wycombe.
Brighton 2 Bristol Rovers 8 in '73 when Cloughie was in charge. On MOTD as well.Ian Royal wrote:Reading 6-0 West Ham? Being spanked by Premiership debutants, after a fairly good previous season? Ok not as bad.Schards#2 wrote:I'm wondering if this is the worst result any side has ever had in my lifetime. 7-1 at home in the first game of the season against a side you would be expecting to beat comfortably. The only rivals I can think of are:
Leicester 0-5 Bolton (first game of season and Leicester were relegated by a street)
Celtic 0-3 Inveress Caledonian Thistle
West Brom 2-4 Woking
It's only one game but I can't see Brian Gunn ever winning back the faith and respect of the fans.
Man Utd getting spanked by Saints in the top flight? that was pretty embarrassing...
Was an awesome game for a neutral.PlasticRoyale wrote:7-4
Not forgetting that it was 0-0 at half time! My eldest son's first game and he slept through the second half!Jackson Corner wrote:No one's mentioned Reading 0 Bristol Rovers 6 and it should have been 10! There fans deserve better fantastic support year in year out to be spanked 7-1 at home on the opening day is the stuff of nightmares.
Sorry to be pedantic but it was the Big Match. Spurs beat Bristol Rovers 9-0 on MOTD once with a certain Colin Lee scoring four on his debut.Ark Royal wrote:Brighton 2 Bristol Rovers 8 in '73 when Cloughie was in charge. On MOTD as well.Ian Royal wrote:Reading 6-0 West Ham? Being spanked by Premiership debutants, after a fairly good previous season? Ok not as bad.Schards#2 wrote:I'm wondering if this is the worst result any side has ever had in my lifetime. 7-1 at home in the first game of the season against a side you would be expecting to beat comfortably. The only rivals I can think of are:
Leicester 0-5 Bolton (first game of season and Leicester were relegated by a street)
Celtic 0-3 Inveress Caledonian Thistle
West Brom 2-4 Woking
It's only one game but I can't see Brian Gunn ever winning back the faith and respect of the fans.
Man Utd getting spanked by Saints in the top flight? that was pretty embarrassing...
And to be an Uber-pedant, Spurs were at home whereas this thread is about hideous home defeats.Jackson Corner wrote: Sorry to be pedantic but it was the Big Match. Spurs beat Bristol Rovers 9-0 on MOTD once with a certain Colin Lee scoring four on his debut.
Good spot and I stand corrected! Was it Alan Warboys and Bruce Bannister who did the damage? 'Smash & Grab'?Jackson Corner wrote: Brighton 2 Bristol Rovers 8 in '73 when Cloughie was in charge. On MOTD as well.
Sorry to be pedantic but it was the Big Match. Spurs beat Bristol Rovers 9-0 on MOTD once with a certain Colin Lee scoring four on his debut.
It was at Wembley.Terminal Boardom wrote:Didn't England beat Scotland 9-1 or something similar at Hampden in the 1960s?
Or how about Swansea away in 1989/90 (I think) the score was 1-6.Terminal Boardom wrote: But for home ground tonkings, one of the best was when we did Exeter 6-4 in 93/4?
Was there!!Royal With Cheese wrote:Or how about Swansea away in 1989/90 (I think) the score was 1-6.Terminal Boardom wrote: But for home ground tonkings, one of the best was when we did Exeter 6-4 in 93/4?
Terence Trent B'arby?Mr Optimist wrote:and Tony Ella of TTB fame
That, unfortunate incident, was the following season memorable for that and me kacking myself at Birmingham on the last day of the season.Mr Optimist wrote:Was there!!
A young Chris Coleman playing for the Swans and Tony Ella of TTB fame was arrested for shouting "you Welsh person"....!!
The locals were particularly revolting on the long walk back to the station that day. Super Trev did most of the damage (4?) if I remember correctly.
I've just realised that must be close on 20 years ago now...God, where has my life gone.
Grant Holt was on fire.Royal Rother wrote:In case it went unnoticed Norwich actually won 4-0 away at Yeovil last night. Not a bad response.
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