Only one I can think of is Millwall in the cupWho was it against? Mind blank
Away at Derby!Who was it against? Mind blank
The last pen I can genuinely recall us saving (Other than Casemiro's in the FA Cup Semi) was Wilson against WBA the season before we got to the Play-OffsOr a pen missed against us? I remember one at home v the Dogs in last min. 15 yrs ago-ish? That was good.
I've mentioned this on the forum before, but since promotion to the Championship, one penalty given against us has not been converted, by West Bromwich Albion at the tail-end of 21-22.Or a pen missed against us? I remember one at home v the Dogs in last min. 15 yrs ago-ish? That was good.
He also saved one against Liverpool in a 1-0 win that was featured on opening sequences of Grandstand for years. Last one I saw saved was Joe Murphy at Carlisle in a 4-0 win.I remember Jim Blyth saving a last-minute penalty against Norwich. We won 5-4, what a game that was
I swear Westwood saved more pens for us than he conceeded?Or a pen missed against us? I remember one at home v the Dogs in last min. 15 yrs ago-ish? That was good.
He also saved one against Watford, but they scored the rebound. Always a bit deflating, that.I swear Westwood saved more pens for us than he conceeded?
That was the 2-1 wasn't where mifsud terrorised them
I've mentioned this on the forum before, but since promotion to the Championship, one penalty given against us has not been converted, by West Bromwich Albion at the tail-end of 21-22.
Even that one was saved, so in that time, nobody has failed to hit the target against us.
Then there are shootouts; before beating Sheffield Wednesday on penalties in the cup last year, we'd had three shootouts in the same time-frame; Gillingham, Luton, and Manchester United. In those shootouts, one was missed (again, saved).
That's a disproportionate amount of penalties that go in against us.
Conversely, our conversion rate seems normal. Most go in, but a few don't.
It is. It's a really strange statistic how many successful penalties we've faced in recent years.I’ve just had a look back (because I’m particularly sad) and it seems the last time I’d have seen an opposition team miss a penalty against us outside of a shootout is April 2017 v Peterborough. That’s bonkers.
Best game I’ve ever seenI remember Jim Blyth saving a last-minute penalty against Norwich. We won 5-4, what a game that was
Me tooBest game I’ve ever seen
Me three, Wallace's Bicycle/Scissor kick was something to beholdMe too
I think we've given 2 away, 1 v Derby and 1 v Watford??Only given one away too?
I think we've given 2 away, 1 v Derby and 1 v Watford??
ME too, but aside from Blyth's penalty save and the elation that followed, I can remember nothing else about the game!Me three, Wallace's Bicycle/Scissor kick was something to behold
It was an incredible game, now you remind me.I remember Jim Blyth saving a last-minute penalty against Norwich. We won 5-4, what a game that was
That was such a great moment. Dull as dishwater match then the away fans rightly went berserk. He was also our second choice at the time and I remember the players throwing him forward to celebrate with the fans at the endThe last pen I can genuinely recall us saving (Other than Casemiro's in the FA Cup Semi) was Wilson against WBA the season before we got to the Play-Offs
Hasn’t that always been the rule when it hits the post or bar and comes back to the pen taker? Off the keeper is a new one (and ridiculous if it’s introduced).I think I read somewhere that the rules are changing and you can't score from a rebound off the keeper or post. The game is stopped.
The game is gone. This time we mean it!'Load of tosh!' - Radical law changes proposed to bring new-look penalties
Football lawmakers are considering two major rule changes ahead of next year’s World Cup, with one a first in football’s 134-year history. Rebounds from penalties could be scrapped for the 2026 tou…talksport.com
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