max vs yeovil
max vs swindon
max vs peterborough
max vs notts county
max vs mk dons
max vs cheltenham
max vs southampton u23s
max va birmigham
huckerby vs manchester united
houchen vs totteham
I was there ,Genius,Willie Carr donkey flick to Ernie Hunt. Close the thread !
Nuddy at Everton 1992/93 season :
These are the ones that stand out in my memory for me (there’s probably others but I can’t recall them)
Brian ‘Bugsy’ Borrows v the Vile at Villa Park
Walsh v Rochdale
Stern John v Middlesborough in the F.A cup
Thomas v Wycombe in the Johnstones Paint trophy semi (just because it meant Cov were going to Wembley for the first time in my City supporting lifetime)
Thomas (again) v Oxford at Wembley
Willis v Exeter at Wembley
Hadjis 2nd at THAT match at Villa Park
Keane v Watford at home
Hadjis in the same match
Noubles in the Ricoh return (the first of about 10 returns it feels like)
Walsh against Rochdale is the most skillful goal any Coventry player has scored. It didn't get the appreciation it deserved.
Was Nov. 73 and my all time favourite as well.After mentioning it on the Tommy Hutchison thread I’ll go with Tommy’s brilliant solo goal at Highbury around 1972 time.
One player without mentions is frank moussa. Some real worldies.
Just to add in:
Grimmer’s goal in the L1 play off - just perfect in every sense for all kinds of reasons.
Huckerby, Boxing Day, Elland Rd - absolutely fucking unplayable that day - just ran the oppo ragged - a joy to watch.
And not the greatest goal but certainly the loudest goal I heard celebrated at HR, Garry Thompson’s late winner against West Ham in the LC semi final.
And no one will remember this, Dave Bennett’s strike against Luton away around 85 - Benno in my view one of our all time greats. He had it all.
Finally, Bayliss surging forward and scoring the clincher against County away. The scenes!
Mine too. I often talk about Hutch finishing while he wore a couple of Arsenal defenders like scarvesWas Nov. 73 and my all time favourite as well.
I was right behind this one in the main stand . It was in as soon as it left his footMcalliister vs Derby. Slightly biased as I was behind the goal.
Free kick at home vs Sheff Weds? - his only goal for City..... I think.....!??Youseff Safri scored a cracker at Highfield Rd and I was there but I can't remember who against.
Anyone remember it ?
Good work . I remember it being some distance and a great strikeFree kick at home vs Sheff Weds? - his only goal for City..... I think.....!??
I remember the Bennett goal. Think it was 1983, early in Bobby Gould's first season. It was a long range left foot shot from memory.Just to add in:
Grimmer’s goal in the L1 play off - just perfect in every sense for all kinds of reasons.
Huckerby, Boxing Day, Elland Rd - absolutely fucking unplayable that day - just ran the oppo ragged - a joy to watch.
And not the greatest goal but certainly the loudest goal I heard celebrated at HR, Garry Thompson’s late winner against West Ham in the LC semi final.
And no one will remember this, Dave Bennett’s strike against Luton away around 85 - Benno in my view one of our all time greats. He had it all.
Finally, Bayliss surging forward and scoring the clincher against County away. The scenes!
Agreed. He scored some amazing goals but the one I really liked was at Milton Keynes, where he ran from the half way line and shot across the keeper.One player without mentions is frank moussa. Some real worldies.
Steve Whitton scored a lot of great goals. I remember the one against Man U and against Luton at Highfield Road.
Although Tommy Hutchison didn't score many those he did were often good. There was one against Birmingham where he beat a couple of players on the edge of the box then lobbed the keeper.
It's Keith Houchen you're thinking ofSome geezer calledOuchen,Hutchen,Hooch, er something like that! Just can't remember his name. Best goal in City's history!
Wow a whole thread on goals and no mention of Noel Whelan ?
There is a YouTube of his greatest City goals , most of them would make a top 10
Exactly right - can’t believe you were there Herts - fantastic. I had family connections with one of the Luton players - and was in the player’s lounge afterwards - as a youngster what really hit me was the despondency of the Luton team after the game. It was a first eye opening look at professional sport.I remember the Bennett goal. Think it was 1983, early in Bobby Gould's first season. It was a long range left foot shot from memory.
Half way line is for wimps. Honourable mention to OggyErnie Hunt lobbing the Burnley keeper from around the halfway line, about 1970 I would think.
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