The goal you went most mental at

[jutty274]

I think it had to Be Maskell against Brum to put us 5-4 ahead & also Mitchell scoring the 6th in 93. The goal that done the most damage was against Barnett last season at home, Ritchie scored our second & i broke my nose on the Flash's head.

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

I think it had to Be Maskell against Brum to put us 5-4 ahead & also Mitchell scoring the 6th in 93. The goal that done the most damage was against Barnett last season at home, Ritchie scored our second & i broke my nose on the Flash's head.

I'm pretty sure me and Mrs Taylor are in that clip behind the goal. I didn't really celebrate the goals in that game that much because it seemed so surreal - and most the goals were at the opposite end. At the same time I knew (and said at the time) that we were seeing something that people would still be talking about down the pub (or indeed yet to be invented internet forums) in 20 years time.

Ooooh! I've just thought of another from that season....both goals against Newcastle in a 2-1 win

And another from the same season...not a goal celebration but Sunderland missing a pen against us at Roker Park in the 93rd minute when we won 1-0 (it was never a pen - Kevin Lynch )

[kaufman]

Ross maclaren's pile driver vs bolton in a league cup replay is the first one to spring to mind. Proper steamroller in the shrivvy road that night.

I thought those games were going to go on forever. 4 replays i think

[ghanimah]

Apart from the obvious against the Pox, Charlton away was special and also for some bizarre reason against Sheffield Wednesday in 2004. King in charge, 2-0 down and we won 3-2 within the space of 10 minutes at the end.

3-2 wins with goals scored in the last minutes after losing 2-0 is always one for going mental at

[steptoe41]

Any goal that the town scored in front of the Town End in the late 80's, early 90's was always mental as it always resulted in a huge bundle down to the front. Somebody usually ended up with a twisted ankle or cuts and bruises.

Alan McLoughlin scoring the only goal of the game in the 1990 play off final against Sunderland was mental. I think we celebrated that goal for at least a week.



 

[Arriba]

Blackburn second leg of the play offs was another mental night. Was one of many who scaled the townend fence

[stfc11]

Apart from the obvious against the Pox, Charlton away was special and also for some bizarre reason against Sheffield Wednesday in 2004. King in charge, 2-0 down and we won 3-2 within the space of 10 minutes at the end.

3-2 wins with goals scored in the last minutes after losing 2-0 is always one for going mental at

Those two definitely stick out in my mind, I was 14 at the time of the Sheffield Wednesday one and with 15 minutes to go I said to my Dad that we could win and we'd score three goals in the last 15 minutes, he laughed and said that I'd learn in a few years time that you should never be optimistic when watching Swindon, 15 minutes later we were both going crazy!!

[Bewster]

Any goal that the town scored in front of the Town End in the late 80's, early 90's was always mental as it always resulted in a huge bundle down to the front. Somebody usually ended up with a twisted ankle or cuts and bruises.

Alan McLoughlin scoring the only goal of the game in the 1990 play off final against Sunderland was mental. I think we celebrated that goal for at least a week.

Remember Phil King's goal v Plymouth when we were down to 9 men ?

[Benzel]

I think it has to be Macca at Northampton last year. I nearly had a siezure.

[jayohaitchenn]

Bizarrely enough, for me it was when JP McGovern scored the equaliser against Yeovil to make it 3 - 3 in THAT season.

It was probably the fact that I didn't celebrate Aden Flint's goal that made it 3 - 2 and then proceeded to have a massive rant about how shit we were, and that even if we did score again I wouldn't celebrate because they didn't deserve anything. My Darwin, we went fucking mental.

Also Austin @ Saints and for this season, Miles Storey's backheel against Villa.

[Abrahammer]

Obvious ones like Austin at Saints, Invincible v Posh.

Most severe injury obtained from a celebration was at Vale Park during one of the Kingy years.  Cant remember if it was during the playoff season or the relegation battle (Gasheads choking to keep us up) season but there was a fair amount riding on the game I think.  Was a cold Tuesday evening and we were 3 down with about 20 mins left, eventually pulled it back with Fallon scoring the equaliser late on. Jumped up and whacked my knee with some force against the seat in front resulting in a severely bruised kneecap and accompanying limp for about a week afterwards.

[4D]

Austin at saints  and all 4 goals at Ashton Gate in 91.

[DMR]

Fallons goal in ET at Brighton. When it nicked off the keeper and looped up slowly, time seemed to stop as it dropped towards the corner, and when it flicked in to the net... I've never experienced anything like that. Jumping up and down that fucking running track, good god what a moment.

[THE FLASH]

Rev ells away at Brentford ....that would of killed me if there was no net....

[erictheexile]

Kenny Stroud's goal vs Everton.  Fantastic.