| Top 5 goals of the Season 12:09 - Jun 2 with 867 views | PatfromPoole |
Put together in a bit of a rush, but here goes....
1. Rothwell v Huddersfield (home)
2. Armstrong v Leeds (Wembley)
3. Fraser v Hull (away)
4. Brooks v Birmingham (away)
5. Walker-Peters v Preston (away)
Probably missed out a few which should have been included, in truth. |  |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 14:44 - Jun 2 with 758 views | cocklebreath |
I think my boy Smallbone should be in there for semi final goal v westbrom. |  |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 15:19 - Jun 2 with 728 views | PatfromPoole |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 14:44 - Jun 2 by cocklebreath |
I think my boy Smallbone should be in there for semi final goal v westbrom. |
Think it was deflected, but they all count…. | |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 15:54 - Jun 2 with 704 views | felly1 |
All gooduns.
Here's a few alternatives.
1. Stuey Armstrong. Free kick away at Stoke.
2. Tella. Away at Plymouth
3. Mara. Home FA cup Watford.
4. Downes. Swansea away.
5. Edozie. QPR. Home |  | | |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 08:48 - Jun 3 with 457 views | Ifonly |
I think my favourite was AA against Ipswich away. I prefer team goals to flashy finishes and this one was a good example of what we should have done more of - moving the ball from back to front quickly but with great skill. The best bit of a good move was a superb ball from Stuey that cut through the Ipswich defence. | | | |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 08:57 - Jun 3 with 449 views | SaintNick |
Ryan Fraser at Millwall, in essence not spectacular, but it emphasised the fighting never say die spirit we had built, Adam Armstrong chased a ball down to the byeline he had no right to keep in and managed to pull it back for Fraser to smash home from close range |  |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 10:03 - Jun 3 with 432 views | PatfromPoole |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 08:48 - Jun 3 by Ifonly |
I think my favourite was AA against Ipswich away. I prefer team goals to flashy finishes and this one was a good example of what we should have done more of - moving the ball from back to front quickly but with great skill. The best bit of a good move was a superb ball from Stuey that cut through the Ipswich defence. |
Oh yes, dammit; I should have included that goal at Ipswich.
Was a beauty. | |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 10:09 - Jun 3 with 429 views | PatfromPoole |
If anything that goal at Ipswich should be second.
The thing about Armstrong’s goal at Wembley is that it will go down as a legendary goal, in the same way as Shane at Anfield.
But in truth it was abysmal defending by Leeds.
Quite what Rodon (who we have been linked with) and Ampudu were doing to leave Armstrong on his own only they will know. | |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 11:39 - Jun 3 with 397 views | Ifonly |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 10:09 - Jun 3 by PatfromPoole |
If anything that goal at Ipswich should be second.
The thing about Armstrong’s goal at Wembley is that it will go down as a legendary goal, in the same way as Shane at Anfield.
But in truth it was abysmal defending by Leeds.
Quite what Rodon (who we have been linked with) and Ampudu were doing to leave Armstrong on his own only they will know. |
Fully agree with that. It was abysmal defending for the Wembley goal but I can't argue with anyone putting that goal first. It will always be iconic and was the most important goal of the season bar none. Tbf, it was also a great finish by AA. | | | |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 11:45 - Jun 3 with 394 views | PatfromPoole |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 08:57 - Jun 3 by SaintNick |
Ryan Fraser at Millwall, in essence not spectacular, but it emphasised the fighting never say die spirit we had built, Adam Armstrong chased a ball down to the byeline he had no right to keep in and managed to pull it back for Fraser to smash home from close range |
I thought the ball rebounded to Armstrong off a Millwall player.
A lot of players however would have let the ball roll through their legs and take a corner.
Armstrong showed a lot of nous in playing it back to Fraser instead.
I suspect Millwall weren’t expecting him to do that. | |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 11:47 - Jun 3 with 392 views | SaintNick |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 11:45 - Jun 3 by PatfromPoole |
I thought the ball rebounded to Armstrong off a Millwall player.
A lot of players however would have let the ball roll through their legs and take a corner.
Armstrong showed a lot of nous in playing it back to Fraser instead.
I suspect Millwall weren’t expecting him to do that. |
You are right, I edited my version of the goal | |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 15:14 - Jun 3 with 354 views | darthvader |
Slightly different list . "Feels" list
1.A.ARMSTRONG V LEEDS AT WEMBLEY
2 W.SMALLBONE. V WBA SEMIFINAL
3 F.DOWNS V WATFORD
4 J.ARIBO V BIRMINGHAM
5 WEEMAN V HULL/MILLWALL
I have to add special mentions for Charlie's goal against Plymouth 30 seconds after they had their goal chalked off for offside that certainly had special feels as did Mara's goal that made it 4-3 against Huddersfield [Post edited 3 Jun 16:25]
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 16:08 - Jun 3 with 327 views | SFC_Referee |
I’d go with…
1. Armstrong VS Leeds (playoff final)
2. Rothwell vs Huddersfield
3. Fraser vs Hull
4. Stu vs Stoke
5. Bazunu vs Preston (which may of been put down as an OG, but I still say it’s his) |  |
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| Top 5 goals of the Season on 07:10 - Jun 4 with 264 views | SalisburySaint |
| Top 5 goals of the Season on 16:08 - Jun 3 by SFC_Referee |
I’d go with…
1. Armstrong VS Leeds (playoff final)
2. Rothwell vs Huddersfield
3. Fraser vs Hull
4. Stu vs Stoke
5. Bazunu vs Preston (which may of been put down as an OG, but I still say it’s his) |
Best 5 late goals of the season, celebrated with plenty of limbs
1. Fraser Hull away
2. Bazuna / OG Preston away
3. Aribo Birmingham away
4. Downes Watford Home
5. Fraser Millwall away |  | | |
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