The Last 'Big' Win

[toffeemax]

Over 2 years ago since we last beat a team in the top 6, Man City at home. The thing that I struggle with at the moment is we don't win every week against the dross around us, nor do we have one or two great wins per season, can anyone remember a more barren run against the bigger sides?

 

[ijjysmith]

More worried about us beating the crap teams at the moment to be honest.

 

[Strikinglyhandsome1]

Give it two months and it could be - when was our last win against anybody?*

*I do fully expect to beat Huddersfield or draw or may be lose by the odd goal.

 

[YoboCopter]

Big sam would of told us every time he won was a “big win”

 

[toffeemax]

Give it two months and it could be - when was our last win against anybody?*

*I do fully expect to beat Huddersfield or draw or may be lose by the odd goal.

classic us though to play them the week after their new manager is appointed and they're all raring to go. They'll play the best they've played all season on Tuesday

 

[billyblue80]

And we've got a run of them coming up at home. I can see defeats.

 

[Strikinglyhandsome1]

Big sam would of told us every time he won was a “big win”

And Moyes used to say - ‘people forget we drew at Anfield a couple of times.’

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

We haven't had a "big win" since the 2009 FA Cup semi-final pen shoot out win over Man Utd. A couple of meaningless fluke wins againt better opposition doesn't count as "big" in any sense of the word. Sure it's always nice to beat one of the better teams in the league but when all it does is help you in a battle for 7th place it's hardly important. Whenever it matters the players have lost. We don't win "big games" here and haven't for years.

 

[Eggs]

...Burnley Away.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

...Burnley Away.

lol

 

[PhilM]

We haven't had a "big win" since the 2009 FA Cup semi-final pen shoot out win over Man Utd. A couple of meaningless fluke wins againt better opposition doesn't count as "big" in any sense of the word. Sure it's always nice to beat one of the better teams in the league but when all it does is help you in a battle for 7th place it's hardly important. Whenever it matters the players have lost. We don't win "big games" here and haven't for years.

Chelsea in the cup and City in the league cup at home could potentially warrant being a big win, or close to it.

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

Chelsea in the cup and City in the league cup at home could potentially warrant being a big win, or close to it.

Chelsea in the FA Cup quarter? I'll agree with that one but the Man City league cup game? Nah we didn't finish the job and bottled the second leg so the first result counted for nothing. It achieved nothing.

 

[mahermi1]

Any win atm is a big win.

 

[Frang]

what a state of affairs..

burnley away was our last BIG WIN.

burnley AWAY.

this is hiw low our club has got too.. we haven't even hit the bottom yet, there is worse to come this season