Worst Games (2 Viewers)

[Davs]

The game that really sticks in my mind as the worst was against Everton the season we got relegated. They were in the middle of an injury crisis, and struggling. I thought we would be up for the game, and that if we won it would give us a confidence boost. I also thought that if Everton lost it would probably see them get embroiled in the relegation scrap.

It was an awful game which Everton eventually won, without us ever getting a meaningful shot on goal. I think we may have missed a penalty towards the end as well, but as it is the ONLY game I have ever left before the end I cannot be sure.

I remember coming home with my son and us both knowing from that moment on we were doomed. I think it was just after this game that Strachan put the tin hat on things by suggesting that our appalling season was not down to the no-necked Welsh hobgoblin or any of the other idle fookers in the team, but was probably all the fans fault:jerkit:

 

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[Monners]

Too many Cov games to choose from for this. But, and some of you may like this, the worst game that I ever paid to attend was a bottom of the table Div 4 clash between the Cobblers and Hereford at the County Ground (pre Sixfields). About 30 of us from work decided to offer moral support to those Cobblers fans amongst us (about 3 of them). I left with a couple of other with 25 minutes to go with Hereford winning 1-0 (no-one was going to score another!). We got back ot the pub and were surprised to find that 15 of the others had beaten us to it! - It really was that bad, and this coming from soneone who has watched dozens of non league games.

For Cov games - the last Prem game against Bradford the week after relegation - depressing.

 

[TrueSkyBlueLiam]

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[Joy Division]

A shocking 0-0 draw at home to Bradford one cold Tuesday Bonfires night at Highfield Road when they brought about 50 fans.

The only occasional highlight was cheering a firework going off over the tops of the stand.

This one was my first thought. A truly shocking game and a discredit to call it football, I vaguely remember the stats after the game showing both teams didn't manage a shot on goal and barely mustered 8 attempts between us.

 

[hutch1972]

A shocking 0-0 draw at home to Bradford one cold Tuesday Bonfires night at Highfield Road when they brought about 50 fans.

The only occasional highlight was cheering a firework going off over the tops of the stand.

gets my vote every day of the week. Plymouth away 2 or 3 years back ( 4 down after about 25 mins ) was a shocker.