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weller54

best goal witnessed at filbert street....

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Too many to mention

Off the top of my head from matches I was at

Gary Coatsworth

Phil Gee Vs Derby... A nod for best brace & hit post for what could have been the best hat-trick of all time

Quite a few Joachim goals

Joachim against Millwall when we beat them 4-0

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Joachim against Millwall when we beat them 4-0

I wonder if that's the one I can remember? Joachim steamed down the east stand wing towards the family stand. Hit it quite far out with the outside of his foot, bent it in like a motherfvcker. Great goal.

Tony James vs Oxford. In off his bollocks to stop us being relegated to the third division.

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Rooster Russell v Tranmere in injury time many years ago - not sure it was the best goal but I thought the roof was going to come off the kop end at that moment - deafening.

That and Muzzy's v spurs - went with some spurs mates and to this day have said everytime they tried to get a song going, they got drowned out by the city fans.

A bit like the KP ;-)

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I wonder if that's the one I can remember? Joachim steamed down the east stand wing towards the family stand. Hit it quite far out with the outside of his foot, bent it in like a motherfvcker. Great goal.

Tony James vs Oxford. In off his bollocks to stop us being relegated to the third division.

Probably, he scored a few goals like that from a ball out of defence or from Thompson in midfield, using his ridiculous pace to beat the opposition & firing it past the keeper, often from 20+Yards

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