| 2yrs ago today.... 11:37 - Sep 25 with 690 views | JethroJack |
...25 Sep 2012...Crawley Town 2-3 Swans....my missus & I were there.
Garry's injury time winner.......and the rest is history  |  | | |  |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 11:42 - Sep 25 with 672 views | Highjack |
One of my all time favourite away trips
Great fun. |  |
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| 2yrs ago today.... on 12:25 - Sep 25 with 610 views | Spratty |
Mine too great atmosphere from their fans. Loved that game with old small ground feel
After Michu's opener and numerous chances, to concede on half time was a killer and they capitalised on their momentum in the 2nd half and we were 2-0 down and it went flat.
The tide really changed when DG10 came on for the last 20 odd mins he seemed to immediately lift the whole team, suddenly we seemed totally different and knew we would score, which he did in 5 mins.
Garry's header to Routs cross finished it off saving us from extra time. Think that was Monk's last ever goal and his first game of the season.
Hope Danny got a winners medal his input was critical to that match and our progress to win the cup and play in Europe which attracted players such as Bony. |  | | |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 13:29 - Sep 25 with 533 views | Devz00 |
I was there too. Great trip. We could easily have lost that game. |  |
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| 2yrs ago today.... on 13:36 - Sep 25 with 521 views | dickythorpe |
Funnily enough after that game I thought we might get to the final. |  | | |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 14:11 - Sep 25 with 487 views | JBT95 |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 12:25 - Sep 25 by Spratty |
Mine too great atmosphere from their fans. Loved that game with old small ground feel
After Michu's opener and numerous chances, to concede on half time was a killer and they capitalised on their momentum in the 2nd half and we were 2-0 down and it went flat.
The tide really changed when DG10 came on for the last 20 odd mins he seemed to immediately lift the whole team, suddenly we seemed totally different and knew we would score, which he did in 5 mins.
Garry's header to Routs cross finished it off saving us from extra time. Think that was Monk's last ever goal and his first game of the season.
Hope Danny got a winners medal his input was critical to that match and our progress to win the cup and play in Europe which attracted players such as Bony. |
DG10 was a great player for us.. people don't give him the credit. Alan Curtis talks about how he was gutted that Danny left on the 2012/13 season review DVD. Shame he left really as I think he could have pushed on last season as a back up striker to Bony. |  | | |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 14:39 - Sep 25 with 458 views | scottishjack |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 14:11 - Sep 25 by JBT95 |
DG10 was a great player for us.. people don't give him the credit. Alan Curtis talks about how he was gutted that Danny left on the 2012/13 season review DVD. Shame he left really as I think he could have pushed on last season as a back up striker to Bony. |
Aye, whatever the hell went on off the pitch, he did a good job for us... Back to the Crawley match, it just shows how football turns eh? Garry Monk scoring a winner at Crawley sets us on the road to Wembley and then Europe...bizarre sport! |  | | |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 17:47 - Sep 25 with 361 views | Spratty |
| 2yrs ago today.... on 14:11 - Sep 25 by JBT95 |
DG10 was a great player for us.. people don't give him the credit. Alan Curtis talks about how he was gutted that Danny left on the 2012/13 season review DVD. Shame he left really as I think he could have pushed on last season as a back up striker to Bony. |
Agree - just had that something about him. History tells us how our players do in other teams does not reflect how effective they can be for us.
Remember from the COC his goal against Chelsea at theirs
Every time I watched that goal my brain told me he was too late even though I knew he scored. | | | |
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