SBT Awards: Goal of the Season Nomination Thread (Voting now Open) (7 Viewers)

[lord_garrincha]

Godden vs Sunderland.
When you think about it, the goal that won us the league.

 

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[shepardo01]

.....looking back...first goal I think... (vs Bristol R)

 

[lord_garrincha]

.....looking back...first goal I think...

Looking back... Fuck me! How shit were we huffing and puffing past Southend on day one... They even had us on the rack in the final 15, and hit the bar!

 

[shepardo01]

Looking back... Fuck me! How shit were we huffing and puffing past Southend on day one... They even had us on the rack in the final 15, and hit the bar!

We certainly grew into the season.
It was clear that Southend were going to struggle by watching them that day. Also, I would have had no idea that our season was going to pan out how it did.
The forced change to 5 at the back initially..( can't remember who against)., then a few games later - it didn't come straight away(I think) Kelly and Walsh in the box midfield transformed the season and we never looked back!!

 

[jto123]

Looking back... Fuck me! How shit were we huffing and puffing past Southend on day one... They even had us on the rack in the final 15, and hit the bar!

And the 0-0 vs Bolton. It is funny how a season and team can evolve. Just proves what a fantastic manager we have.

 

[skybluepm2]

Godden vs Sunderland.
When you think about it, the goal that won us the league.

and probably (less importantly) kept those fuckers firmly in league 1

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Jamie Allen’s team goal vs Bristol Rovers. A thing of beauty and a demonstration of just how god we were/are.

 

[robbiekeane]

Godden v Wycombe where Shipley did that ridiculous bit of skill to set him up

Probably the best city goal I’ve ever seen

 

[sw88]

Which goal involved the tika takka football down the right?
Some of those touches were delightful

 

[speedie87]

The Walsh goal was as if in fast forward

Plus was an important late winning goal

 

[speedie87]

I’ve read a lot of football books over the years where managers have said they are more interested in performances than results at the start of the season, and I think last season was like that for.

We couldn’t win away before Xmas but we were more often or not the best team in draw and not hanging on for a point.

 

[larry_david]

Sunderland, Oxford, Peterborough away. Conceded 91st, 95th and 95th I think to snatch a win to a draw. We really should have been about 14 clear at lockdown

 

[JimmyHillsbeard]

Jamie Allen’s team goal vs Bristol Rovers. A thing of beauty and a demonstration of just how god we were/are.

 

[clint van damme]

I would go for Walsh

Anyone not selecting Walsh should be banned from the forum

 

[AStonesThrow]

What about Sam McCallums free kick that went straight in at Colchester away in the cup lol no this has to be Walsh for goal of season

 

[jto123]

Still think Walsh should win, but to be fair I had forgotten what a splendid goal this was.

 

[mark82]

Jamie Allen’s team goal vs Bristol Rovers. A thing of beauty and a demonstration of just how god we were/are.

That one. That's the one I was trying to remember.

 

[Terry_dactyl]

Anyone not selecting Walsh should be banned from the forum

It’s good that we have so much quality to choose from...I mean you’re wrong but it is good!

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

That one. That's the one I was trying to remember.

Great goal

 

[johnwillomagic]

Walsh's goal against Rochdale for me though we have scored some crackers this season!

 

[GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee]

Plenty of great goals this season but it’s still the easiest answer. Walsh v Rochdale. None of the others come close (despite there being some great goals). Just a marker of how good it was.


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