Favourites though are the Wimbledon away 2-0 win with 7000 Cov fans in attendance. Nuddy scampering from the halfway line to slot it past Hans Segers. But best memory was his impertinent dribble at Goodison Park, from outside our penalty area zigging and zagging and utterly confusing the Everton defenders (and most of the Cov players too ) before deftly lobbing Nev Southall from outside the Everton box. 1-1 on the day but that run always stood out.
Never heard so much noise at an away game by our fans than that Wimbledon game. Everyone else won that day down at the relegation end of the table so it was a vital win. That game stands out as one of the most memorable.Can't think of one goal that he scored which was a simple tap in
Not sure and yes
Left in the team too long by Sillett and unfortunately the confidence drained out of him meaning the inevitable happened and the crowd turned on him.
Loved that the commentators couldn't pronounce his name, one used to pronounce it Peter Un-lovo, then there was Peter Und-Luuurve in a Barry White style
Steve Hunt and Tommy Hutchison
Pitch measurements and then the stand or terrace that would immediately loom I would say were the main reasons.
Clive would have had nightmares
Was at plough lane that day he was a superb talent a genius.Can't think of one goal that he scored which was a simple tap in
I feel old!
Someone mentioned earlier that game was 7000 City fans there,I remember reading there were 10000 of us there. Really warm day and the Cov players coach struggled to get past as we were all drinking outside the pubs near the ground.
And Strachan walked round the pitch to tell the fans to stop running on after we scored. It was in vain as Pink Panther ran past him
I’ve often wondered this, and having seen a lot of Ndlovu between 1993 and 1996, he seemed to dip dramatically in and out of form. Teams, I feel, cottoned onto his directness and marked him closely, and at times he would make odd decisions with the ball.
