Top 5 Goals of the Robins era (2 Viewers)

[SBAndy]

Biamou’s first for the club was always one I enjoyed. Think it was against Swindon? Hit that hard the cameraman couldn’t keep up!

Edit: this got me watching Biamou’s goals for us. Far from a great goal scorer, but a scorer of great goals.

 

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[It’sabatch87]

Both goals v Bristol Rovers league game away in our promotion year, great team goals in the two tone kit!!

 

[Samo]

The O'Hare goal away at Brum, if only for the sunglasses celebration.

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Willis in the league two playoff final?

Great strike and a massively important goal. Maybe soured by his exit.

And Grimmers

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Yeah not bad that one.

Who the hell was elliot

 

[lord_garrincha]

No order, all about their importance:

Clarke-Harris pen v Mansfield
Biamou's 2nd v Notts County leg
Can't split Godden's single strikes against Pompey/Rotherham/SLand
Ostigard v Rotherham
Hamer v Boro 2nd leg, although for Wilson's goal, we're not playing that game... so maybe Wilson.

Special mention for Gyokeres v Wigan... may have added a few mill to his fee with that one.

 

[Robinshio]

Who the hell was elliot

stephen elliot

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

stephen elliot

Some goal that second one

 

[Matt smith]

Shipley had a knack of scoring great goals

His one vs QPR was a banger

 

[Hertsccfc]

Moussa only scored 3 goals under Robins, this was the best of them:

It was a great goal. I remember it seemed even better live. The shot seemed really powerful but that doesn't seem to come across in the recording.

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

Apologies if already mentioned but this was a hell of a hit

 

[thekidfromstrettoncamp]

Don't think I can pick 5 out from memory but will say if that Eccles shot had gone in Tuesday that would have to have been in there.

 

[covcity4life]

Simms first goal Vs Rotherham on Tuesday

 

[Si80]

George Thomas Checkatrade Final was a gem

 

[bigfatronssba]

Godden against Bristol City in 2021

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

Shipley vs QPR was a wicked goal

 

[Jonny]

Godden v Ipswich in the final game of the 19/20 season. What a turn as he recieves the ball. We were going to win the league even if Covid didn't decide it!

 

[Mild-Mannered Janitor]

Todd Kane Bournemouth

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

Doyle vs Wycombe when he scored from near halfway

 

[GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee]

Some quality goals and unbelievable memories already brought up on this thread but personally think the best still hasn't been spoken about. Bakayoko vs Fleetwood.

 

[JohnWH]

Not good goals, but memorable for this season:

1. Watford(?) defender wildly misjudging a routine backpass to keeper for funniest own goal.
2. Ayari's
3. Bobby's enthusiastic and well placed slot into his own near post

 

[pusbccfc]

Walsh goal is the best goal I've ever seen live. Probably the best Coventry goal in history when broken down. It's impeccable. Weak foot as well.

The best celebration from fans is Biamou at MK Dons. I've never seen an away end like that.

 

[pusbccfc]

Hamer header against Watford was so unique too.

 

[Kingokings204]

So many to chose from. One that is inevitable is the hamer goal in the second leg to boro. Never had a night like that ever. The drive home was an absolute pleasure strolling in to work in the morning as if I’m king of the world.

the playoff final goal was great and weird to experience such an emotion. We were down and out at half time and I could swear we would go on to win it. Still haven’t got over it of course.

And here is one that hasn’t been mentioned but the equalizer against Bournemouth 2-2 last kick of the game. Todd kane. Wind took it in from a cross. Such a buzz and ran across the park outside the stadium faster than usain bolt.

 

[harvey098]

The best celebration from fans is Biamou at MK Dons. I've never seen an away end like that.

Crazy how fast things change… at the time it felt an accomplished to be matching MK Dons, never mind beating them.

 

[ptr]

Hoedt against Watford

 

[coop]

Hamer at Wembley.

Not for the quality of it, though it was a decent goal in it's own right, but because the feeling when that went in was like nothing else. Just incredible.

I never got that feeling as I was having a wee just my luck.

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

The first one that can to mind isn’t the best but at the time felt it was the Jordan Willis one in the play off final, he had no right scoring that. If I remember correctly is was one of mini TGP’s first games and I was holding him at the time and nearly threw him in the air.

 

[Milne Out]

The first one that can to mind isn’t the best but at the time felt it was the Jordan Willis one in the play off final, he had no right scoring that. If I remember correctly is was one of mini TGP’s first games and I was holding him at the time and nearly threw him in the air.

I’d backed him at 33/1 , so a memorable one for me !

 

[mmttww]

Hoedt against Watford

Most I've ever laughed at a football match.

 

[PUSB-We_are_going_up]

Not good goals, but memorable for this season:

1. Watford(?) defender wildly misjudging a routine backpass to keeper for funniest own goal.
2. Ayari's
3. Bobby's enthusiastic and well placed slot into his own near post

Funny enough that watford own goal was scored by Hoedt

 

[shmmeee]

Most I've ever laughed at a football match.

The scoreboard operator with the replays as well. Top bants.

 

[baldy]

So many to chose from. One that is inevitable is the hamer goal in the second leg to boro. Never had a night like that ever. The drive home was an absolute pleasure strolling in to work in the morning as if I’m king of the world.

the playoff final goal was great and weird to experience such an emotion. We were down and out at half time and I could swear we would go on to win it. Still haven’t got over it of course.

And here is one that hasn’t been mentioned but the equalizer against Bournemouth 2-2 last kick of the game. Todd kane. Wind took it in from a cross. Such a buzz and ran across the park outside the stadium faster than usain bolt.

Kanes goal has been mentioned

 

[MTK]

Hamer at Wembley.

Not for the quality of it, though it was a decent goal in it's own right, but because the feeling when that went in was like nothing else. Just incredible.

If he hadn’t gone off injured, we’d have won. I’ll always believe that