Particularly remember the Arsenal home game being the best match of our season
3-2 Boxing Day followed by 2-2 draw with Chelsea a few days later (think both were on a Sky) next home game was the 3-0 cup win over Burnley when a certain chubby someone was mascot.....
Despite all the superlatives around Keane he only scored in two away games all season. He didn't score for the last 14 away games and only scored 1 in the last 10 games in total.
Particularly remember the Arsenal home game being the best match of our season
I remember going to the last game of the season at the already relegated, rock bottom Watford and thinking 'surely we'll win one away game' and lost 1-0 (the highlight being the comedy moment when the sub Runar Normann got subbed).
Surely the most underachieving side in our history?
Keane, Whelan, Aloisi, McAllister, Hadji, Frogatt, Chippo.
One of the best home records that year iirc but didn't win a single away game all season. Just 4 away wins would have put us into Europe and if we had equalled our home form that year we would/could have finished 2nd.
We scored just 9 away goals in 19 games. In contrast we scored 38 goals in 19 home matches.
I remember going to the last game of the season at the already relegated, rock bottom Watford and thinking 'surely we'll win one away game' and lost 1-0 (the highlight being the comedy moment when the sub Runar Normann got subbed).
Disagree, I'd say only three of those were top class premiership players.
Keane, McAllister and Chippo? As much as I liked the idea of Hadji, he was very inconsistent, and in our relegation season he only performed on the last day of the season. Aloisi should have had more opportunities, and Whelan, well...talk about a wasted talent.
Froggatt was so nearly a fantastic winger, but his lack of strength held him back, imo.
We won 4 away games in the 2000/01 season. If only we had got that in 1999/2000 we would have just finished above Leicester by a point and qualified for Europe
That was a brilliant game Huckerby could have had a hat trick by half time... nah should have hadParticularly remember the Arsenal home game being the best match of our season
Despite all the superlatives around Keane he only scored in two away games all season. He didn't score for the last 14 away games and only scored 1 in the last 10 games in total.
Wasn't the Chelsea game the match where we took the lead twice only to concede within seconds both times, live on Sky?
That was a brilliant game Huckerby could have had a hat trick by half time... nah should have had
I remember going to the last game of the season at the already relegated, rock bottom Watford and thinking 'surely we'll win one away game' and lost 1-0 (the highlight being the comedy moment when the sub Runar Normann got subbed).
I remember going to the last game of the season at the already relegated, rock bottom Watford and thinking 'surely we'll win one away game' and lost 1-0 (the highlight being the comedy moment when the sub Runar Normann got subbed).
Surely the most underachieving side in our history?
Keane, Whelan, Aloisi, McAllister, Hadji, Frogatt, Chippo.
One of the best home records that year iirc but didn't win a single away game all season. Just 4 away wins would have put us into Europe and if we had equalled our home form that year we would/could have finished 2nd.
We scored just 9 away goals in 19 games. In contrast we scored 38 goals in 19 home matches.
The FA Cup game home to Derby fucked us that season, 2-0 up at half-time and cruising, then went on to lose 3-2.
Think that was the start of the total Strachan disintegration at Coventry that lead to the relegation the next season.
Wasn't it Charlton we were 2 up early on Roussell then I'm sure was 2-2 at HT before they nicked it at the end.
Particularly remember the Arsenal home game being the best match of our season
I still for the life of me cannot figure out how Keane managed to score that winning goal. What a game that was though.
Was Charlton! Sorry, was thinking of the Derby game when we beat them 2-0 on our run to the quarters.
My memory says 2-0 up at half-time, then losing, but it's increasingly hazy as time goes on.
Definitely Roussell with both goals.
My younger sister used to babysit for him in Leamington(which has nothing to do with the subject at all!)
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