As the title says.

 

For me in my time that I can remember.

 

Okocha v West Ham - THAT goal

 

Fransden and Okocha v Boro - If it wasn't for these two, Ricketts could have sent us down.

 

McCann v Boro - We would have gone down if we lost this, was the catalyst for our unthinkable survival.

 

Bergsson and Fransden v West Brom: playoff 1st leg - 2-0 down, got it back to 2-2, with confidence and momentum won 3-0 2nd leg.

 

Diouf v Portsmouth - got us in to Europe 1st time.

 

Speed and K.Davies v Villa - after being 4th at Christmas with 5 wins in a row, it went down to the last day v Villa and these two goals got us UEFA cup[just]

 

Pollock v Tranmere - got us the 100 goals record, Tranmere ruined us getting the 100 double.

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John McGinlay penalty v Preston

Owen Coyle getting us back into the game at wembley against Reading POF1995 - 75mins gone and 2-0 down, if we had not have gone up that day I think we would have lost alot of that good team as well as Rioch. We may not have gone up for a while if it wasnt for that goal. Reading lost the final and nearly went down the following season.

You could say any goal that has kept us up or got us promotion. Most of the examples given are very, very recent and the club has been in existence for more than 100 years. Frank Worthington's goal at Ewood Park is also a good example.

DeFreitas v Reading in 95 for me

Ricketts away at West Ham - Drew 1-1, stopped us being bottom at christmas. More mentally important...

 

Ricketts v Preston, play off final.. His goal killed the game off, meant the celebrations could begin..

 

Okocha v West Ham... Cracking goal..

 

Mccann v Boro, massive win...

Has to be Robbie Savage, Wrexham away in the 4th division. Cracking day out as well. Stopped the slide into oblivion & we've never looked back after that!

Has to be Robbie Savage, Wrexham away in the 4th division. Cracking day out as well. Stopped the slide into oblivion & we've never looked back after that!

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gets my vote

 

or owen coyle v sunderland against sunderland in anglo italian, go us into european competition for the 1st time

Without doubt De Freitas versus Reading 95

Nat Lofthouse v Man Utd 1958 FA Cup Final.

Has to be Robbie Savage, Wrexham away in the 4th division. Cracking day out as well. Stopped the slide into oblivion & we've never looked back after that!

- I have to agree, if we hadn't come up at the first time of asking, I dread to think how long we would have been down there for

Savage vs Wrexham

McGinley vs Preston

Okocha vs West Ham

McCann vs Boro

 

Would'nt disagree with any of those, being at all of them might have given them the nod over the others.

John McGinlay penalty v Preston

 

BANG ON - This was the start of it all, the goal that lifted us to promotion to the first division or what ever it was then.

The whole ground exploded when it went in, you could see the immense satisfaction on Super Johns face as well as the anguish on Simon Farnworths face, beleive me he wanted desperatly to save that penalty.

i think the season allardyce got us up was make or break

 

for that reason, the goals at west brom in the play off and the ones at cardiff rank very highly

 

chuck in bobic, okocha, frandsen, mccann and diouf and thats most of it covered

DeFreitas v Reading in 95 for me

theres more than the obvious ones that have made all the difference...

segraves header away at mansfield to get a point infront of a packed bolton end to then go on to win promotion..

and what about phil brown at bournmouth and darby v stoke?

alos diouf v west brom to stop the rot,think it was 86 mins...if we had lost that,it would of been 6 straight defeats.

also coyle v gretna green to ensure a the forthcomming cup run!

there also has to be a shout for goals conceeded...the most important of recent times has to hull citys eqauliser to get megson the sack.

where would we be now if gareth farrely hadnt of popped that one in against coventry for the toffies?

 

alos diouf v west brom to stop the rot,think it was 86 mins...if we had lost that,it would of been 6 straight defeats.

 

 

Then went on a seven match winning streak, until we played Newcastle. Very important goal. Things were not looking good until Dioufy got us that.

I'd say dioufy against west brom was an important goal .. after loosing eight games over november and december that point got us back on track for europe .. Also Nolans winner against birmingham the following game .. his reaction said it all

Kenny Hibbitt, cunt

stuart storer for exeter city versus port vale 1993...think it was the same night we beat stoke.

Kenny Hibbitt, cunt

 

aye, though to be honest, failing to score a goal in 85 minutes against a one legged keeper wasn't his fault

Bobic hatrick v ipswich

Owen Coyle getting us back into the game at wembley against Reading POF1995 - 75mins gone and 2-0 down, if we had not have gone up that day I think we would have lost alot of that good team as well as Rioch.

 

Rioch left us for Arsenal a month later.

Per Frandsens rocket against boro when it was us or west ham going down

theres more than the obvious ones that have made all the difference...

segraves header away at mansfield to get a point infront of a packed bolton end to then go on to win promotion..

and what about phil brown at bournmouth and darby v stoke?

alos diouf v west brom to stop the rot,think it was 86 mins...if we had lost that,it would of been 6 straight defeats.

also coyle v gretna green to ensure a the forthcomming cup run!

there also has to be a shout for goals conceeded...the most important of recent times has to hull citys eqauliser to get megson the sack.

where would we be now if gareth farrely hadnt of popped that one in against coventry for the toffies?

 

That reminds me ...... I was going to do a 'where are they now' for him.

I was at Bamber Bridge on Tuesday neet (same league as Chorley), and I thought : 'Yon midfielder looks a bit chubby, but got some good skills'. Got a closer look a bit later. It was GF - now playing for Warrington Town.

There will be important goals im most decades.

 

70's Frankie Worthy at Blackburn - pushed us onto the next level

80's Robbie Savage at Wrexham - saved us from doom

90's Super John at Burnden v Preston - again pushed us onto the next level

00's Freddie Bobic at Reebok v Ipswich - saved us from dropping out of the Prem