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What was the most gutted that you have ever felt coming out of a Saints game?

 

Disappointing as last Saturday was, for me it wasn't a patch on leaving Highbury in 84 after the FA Cup semi. That was just horrible.

 

Your thoughts (this promises to be a really cheerful thread)

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What was the most gutted that you have ever felt coming out of a Saints game?

 

Disappointing as last Saturday was, for me it wasn't a patch on leaving Highbury in 84 after the FA Cup semi. That was just horrible.

 

Your thoughts (this promises to be a really cheerful thread)

I was there that day as a young 14 yr old and it hurt in more ways than one. I was in agony cos I'd been on my tiptoes the whole game. My back was killing me.

 

And of course, the result was a killer. I hated Adrian Heath and everton.

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Yeah I still dislike the referee Roger Milford with a passion after all that injury time in the league cup qf at The Dell versus Oldham......

 

you know, that is probably the one for me, still young enough to really care (more than anything else) and not been to Wembley to see us..

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2-0 up against spurs, Grobelaar in goal, Rosenthal comes on and we end up losing 6-2.

 

Don't even think it was a league game but I was devastated at 90 mins.

 

I seem to remember watching that game on the telly and being really gutted.....though wasn't it just before Grobbelaars match fixing allegations came to light:suspicious:

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Weird one, the Skate derbies never really bothered me as the nature of a derby is that it throws up freak results. Plymouth at home in 2010 was bad but after the ride we had been through I wasn't surprised by it. Felt flat on Sunday but could take heart from the performance, relegation against Man Utd back in 2005 hurt like hell but the worst for me were three earlier results in the season.

 

Home v Middlesbrough

Home v Everton and

Home v Aston Villa.

 

Three games in which we played superbly only to suffer from terrible brain fade which saw 2 points collected rather then 9. The Villa game in particuar was the game which hurt the most, I knew we were down after that in my heart but the Everton fixture hurt more, we were utterly robbed.

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The relegation match is an obvious choice, but for me it was the last game at SMS before the takeover, against Burnley I think. Walking out of the ground the fact that we were relegated again didn't even cross my mind, it was the awful feeling that this could well be the last time I'll be doing this. Horrible.

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For some reason one that sticks in my mind was a 1-0 loss to Spurs at the Dell, Jose Dominguez scored late on. Not sure if anyone remembers but Ian Walker spat at some Saints fans near us in the front of the Archers.

 

At the time I lived 3 minutes walk from the ground and went straight home without cooling off. I was so ****ed off I started kicking cupboard doors and chucking random stuff at walls only for my girlfriends Mum to appear out of the kitchen as I was in the process of lobbing the tv remote across the room. She made a hasty exit, so at least there was one positive outcome from the result.

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Oldham home in the cup, where did all the injury time come from? I can still see the ball now coming off benali into our net at the Milton end! The weird thing is we did not lose we drew, I think 2-2. We all knew that we would lose on the artificial pitch at Oldham.

 

Also losing to Luton around about the same time, same kind of thing, but lost on the night.

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2-0 up against spurs, Grobelaar in goal, Rosenthal comes on and we end up losing 6-2.

 

Don't even think it was a league game but I was devastated at 90 mins.

 

Yep, think that has to be one of my worst too, FA Cup 5th round replay. We went into a 2-0 lead before Rosenthal came on, finished 2-2 at full time and Spurs went on to win 6-2 in extra time. The 6th goal had Spurs queuing up for the shot along the 18 yd box before it was put away. Was a bloody freezing cold night too!!

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2005 at home to Leeds, 3-0 up with 18 minutes to go, what could possibly go wrong?

 

YES ....First night out after we had a new daughter...Mum and dad baby sat....Planed a night on the razzle with the wife, Nice meal a few drinks hotel......All three of us a bed at home by 8.30 still gutted today..Still COYR

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Yep, think that has to be one of my worst too, FA Cup 5th round replay. We went into a 2-0 lead before Rosenthal came on, finished 2-2 at full time and Spurs went on to win 6-2 in extra time. The 6th goal had Spurs queuing up for the shot along the 18 yd box before it was put away. Was a bloody freezing cold night too!!

 

Was only 14-15 at the time, but this game just kept going from bad to worse and at final whistle, I tell you, i felt like a zombie.

 

Odd as, as you rightly remember, it was only a cup game, but was this night destined to stay with me or what...

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Absolutely. Remember walking back to the coach in the pouring rain past endless Derby fans after. Terrible.

 

We were so wet we all ended up sat in the car in our pants. Spent almost an hour queuing to get back onto the main road and left Derby after midnight. All of us had to be up for work the next morning. Horrible.

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Got to be the '84 semi. The cup was as good as ours. We were MILES better than all the other teams left in it, with an outside chance of the double. I think Shilts said the ball hit a divot. Wasn't Bailey playing for them too who had a bit of history from our Div 2 days v Blackburn?

 

We played them back at the Dell (I think) the next week and took them to the cleaners too.

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Got to be the '84 semi. The cup was as good as ours. We were MILES better than all the other teams left in it, with an outside chance of the double. I think Shilts said the ball hit a divot. Wasn't Bailey playing for them too who had a bit of history from our Div 2 days v Blackburn?

 

We played them back at the Dell (I think) the next week and took them to the cleaners too.

 

What a season you guys must have lived during that one!

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imagine if we had internet forums back then.

 

McMenemy out!

 

As one of the best teams in the country back then, I can only imagine what would have happened had english teams not been bared from Europe thanks to Heysel. English football and the heirachy of things would be oh so different.

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Got to be the '84 semi. .......

 

We played them back at the Dell (I think) the next week and took them to the cleaners too.

 

Yes I remember that, and I went to that too, despite how gutted I was over the cup defeat. I just had to see if we could get some kind of revenge.

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Nothing from the 1973-2012 period comes close to Everton in the 84 Semi Final.

 

A combination of being in touching distance of a double, an easy final against Watford or Plymouth, a time when Saints probably were my life etc etc etc meant that Adrian Heaths downward spawny header is forever etched in my memory.

 

Wasnt that keen on Everton before that and are now up on the podium of teams I still can't stand (along with Oldham for reasons already mentioned!!)

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Yes I remember that, and I went to that too, despite how gutted I was over the cup defeat. I just had to see if we could get some kind of revenge.

 

Something like 200 in the Everton pen that night, of whom 150 were Saints fans looking for revenge (many wearing their "trophy" headwear they had relieved from the Scousers the weekend previously!!!).

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As one of the best teams in the country back then, I can only imagine what would have happened had english teams not been bared from Europe thanks to Heysel. English football and the heirachy of things would be oh so different.

 

Heysel happened the next year. We did end up in Europe but got knocked out in the first round by Hamburg.

 

Away to Hamburg was one of the best trips possible. Boy did we have sme fun !!

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