Your Top 3 MR Moments (1 Viewer)

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Agree with your top 2, think I'd have Hamer's Boro play off goal as no.3

A close one for me was Hamer’s goal at Wembley. I felt at that point we were on top and there would only be one winner. Still think that is how it would have gone if he stayed on the pitch.

 

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[Sky Blue Wozza]

Checkatrade final, walking up to Wembley for the first time in my life and seeing the sea of sky blue. Even though we had already been relegated, first time I've ever seen us win a trophy and actually felt that we were going to win all day.

Wilsons goal against Blackburn, felt that was the moment we were going to actually do it (which in turn led to the middlesboro win and wembley)

As someone else said, that minute when Torp scored, never felt like that before in my life. Random people hugging each other and falling over. Coupled with the whole second half, when O'hares goal went in and you could see United were dead on their feet.

I was next to a miserable meathead at Wembley, wouldn’t engage in any conversation or say thanks when I let him through etc. When that “goal” went in, he bear hugged me and planted a kiss on my cheek.

 

[Flying Fokker]

FA Cup semi-final. Crazy game, the team unity and that fantastic comeback…The robbery was also monumental. The march to the arch (again) The fantastic sight and sound of the City fans.( He was instrumental in bringing us all together again). The whole thing summed up what Robins did for this club.

 

[Shannerz]

Giving us back pride in our club.

 

[Bernie Rhodes Nose]

1 Signing his latest contract
2 The ball boy incident at Wolves

 

[HuckerbyDublinWhelan]

1) - The Checkatrade Trophy - feel like this was understated as to how important this was. This lifted us off the ground

2) - Middlesbrough away - convinced me we were returning to the Prem (not to be - but I really believed)

3) - beating Sunderland 1-0 to go top of league one. That had me believing we were going back to where we were. Still convinced covid or not - we were winning that league. We were a runaway train at that point

 

[mmttww]

...and a special mention for Doncaster away in Jan 2020. Tense game, with them doing well in the League as well, I think. Kinda knew we were looking at something different after that. My only time seeing the club in contention for winning a League in my lifetime. When you win a game like that with a goal like that, something's bubbling.

 

[fatso]

When Torps (VAR disallowed) goal went in at Wembley, i screamed like a todler and went so fucking mental I nearly shit, and put my back out. It has been playing me up ever since.

Hearing Wolves fans singing "were going to Wembley" was fucking hilarious after we fucked them over!!!

 

[Sick Boy]

Walloping Sheffield United 4-1 at home

Beating runaway champions Leicester 3-1 10 TEN months ago

These two plus Notts C away. Everything about that night was magic.

 

[ProfessorbyGrace]

1) League two playoff campaign. It was indescribable.

2) League one promotion - it was extremely satisfying.

3) Championship playoff run - I think we were all believing after the second leg at the Riverside.

Two promotions, a trophy, two playoff finals, finishing 5th in the Championship with a threadbare squad, a memorable FA Cup run last season…in 7 and a half years, at a club that was staring oblivion in the face in 2017.

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