Favourite FA Cup game.

[Tipp blue]

Probs the 1995 win for everyone I'd imagine.

I'd imagine so, other than that, beating United (2009) on penalties was a nice one. Beating Liverpool along the way that year too (gosling last minute extra time in the replay) was a pretty sweet result.

 

[TyphooToffee]

I was at Wembley for the '84 win but '66 will always be my favourite, especially as I watched it on TV in a schoolmate's house - and he was a Wednesday fan!

 

[Seathestars]

Luton at Villa Park, Derek Mountfield. Right behind it and it seemed to be in slow motion. Fans went mental, brilliant.

 

[barneygumble]

Throw tranmere in that mix.
And here's on oddity...0-0 v wba a Sunday, we lost the replay, obviously.
But playing on the Sunday was weird back then.

Forgot about Tranmere.

Winger called Parkinson tore us a new one and Koumas ran the show.

Im very jealous of any who can remember cup wins, even finals at this stage!

 

[blue61]

…..I’d go for the Southampton semi-final at Highbury. I was playing myself back then and there were very few live games, I remember listening to the radio commentary of the latter stages with my teammates in a pub.

It’d been so long since we’d seen success and the feeling when Heath scored was unforgettable.

I was right behind the goal when that went in, and got buried under a mass of limbs. Great times indeed.

 

[blue61]

Throw tranmere in that mix.
And here's on oddity...0-0 v wba a Sunday, we lost the replay, obviously.
But playing on the Sunday was weird back then.

I might be wrong, but I think the West Brom game was the first experiment of Sunday togger. It was a right bore fest as well.

 

[duncs pigeon]

I might be wrong, but I think the West Brom game was the first experiment of Sunday togger. It was a right bore fest as well.

Didnt we play Shrewsbury at home in the early 80's, which was on a Sunday? Always thought that was a first. Prob wrong though

 

[blue61]

Didnt we play Shrewsbury at home in the early 80's, which was on a Sunday? Always thought that was a first. Prob wrong though

West Brom was January 74. Apparently, the first (4) Sunday games were played earlier that month in the third round. The first being Cambridge v Oldham at 11.15! and we think the times are daft now.

 

[Jayhawk]

West Brom was January 74. Apparently, the first (4) Sunday games were played earlier that month in the third round. The first being Cambridge v Oldham at 11.15! and we think the times are daft now.

The Cup game against Shrewsbury was played on a Sunday in January 1983.
1974 rings a distant bell as I think there was a miners' strike in progress then, and games were played at unusual times to avoid turning on the floodlights and using up electricity produced from coal.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

One that I always remember well was Bristol City 1995, total quagmire of a pitch,they absolutely battered us,big lad upfront for them was full on Beto that day thankfully squandered 3 or 4, remember thinking I'd have been made up with a replay them Matt Jacko lashed the winner in from 20 yards, Pandemonium

 

[Vaughan]

gosling derby

 

[Khalekan]

The Leeds semi final versus Spurs in 1995.

Absolutely fantastic day

 

[bigjonny]

Wimbledon v The RS final was enjoyable

 

[Cameron Manning]

Throw tranmere in that mix.
And here's on oddity...0-0 v wba a Sunday, we lost the replay, obviously.
But playing on the Sunday was weird back then.

I think it was the first Sunday game ever, during Ted Heaths three day week.

 

[Bryan+]

Nothing comes close to Spurs at Elland Road I’m afraid. A turning point in our history.