Best Ever Performances By Your Team

[Rich]

Liverpool 1-2 Grimsby Town

Winner scored by ex-Everton youngster Phil Jevons

[OctoberRaven]

For the Dolphins, that's obvious. 1972 Fins, only invincible NFL team!

For the Strikers, at least the modern incarnation, I'd say effortlessly curbstomping Atlanta 6-2 last year. Was especially cathartic as this was the team going into the league championship game and we were dead last in the first phase (turning the then head coach into the only person more despised at Lockhart Stadium than the perpetually incompetant/corrupt referees)

Edited November 8, 2014 by OctoberRavenO

[stokeriño]

Purely because it was the final day and it capped off such a wonderful season for us. I imagine Stoker will have a different opinion.

 

That was a wonderful day, and I remember thinking "winning the title at home on the final day 8-0 - it can't get better than this" (later, in Munich, I would be proven wrong ).

 

For Chelsea's best performance, I could spend a day mulling it over, analysing matches and trying to figure out what such a thing should entail......but instead I go with my instinct. What is the first match the pops into my head? Always, always this one:

 

 

Chelsea vs FC Barcelona 3-1 (5-4-2000) by Naisbit

[Dan]

For the Dolphins, that's obvious. 1972 Fins, only invincible NFL team!

For the Strikers, at least the modern incarnation, I'd say effortlessly curbstomping Atlanta 6-2 last year. Was especially cathartic as this was the team going into the league championship game and we were dead last in the first phase (turning the then head coach into the only person more despised at Lockhart Stadium than the perpetually incompetant/corrupt referees)

62-7.

[DMN in the House]

For the Dolphins, that's obvious. 1972 Fins, only invincible NFL team!

For the Strikers, at least the modern incarnation, I'd say effortlessly curbstomping Atlanta 6-2 last year. Was especially cathartic as this was the team going into the league championship game and we were dead last in the first phase (turning the then head coach into the only person more despised at Lockhart Stadium than the perpetually incompetant/corrupt referees)

62-7.

LOL.

Also, I'm pretty sure you don't get to claim 'greatest victory' for things that happened a decade before I was born, unless you're TGC (and maybe HttK).

[Slogger]

"The Greatest Game of Rugby Ever Played" apparently. Was an amazing match though.

Also the Warriors comeback against the Bulldogs in 2001 is one I won't forget either.

The Warriors are a great team to watch, Especially in the early 2000's (the Semi Final vs the Sharks in 2002 sticks out in my memory)

This one for us was huge, If only for the fact that we lost the best player in the league for the season mid way through the game and played almost the entire 4th qtr against one of the finals contenders with no one on the bench.

Round 16 AFL - Gold Coast v Collingwood Highlights: http://youtu.be/_AjVB989y_U

[EddieG]

For the Dolphins, that's obvious. 1972 Fins, only invincible NFL team!

For the Strikers, at least the modern incarnation, I'd say effortlessly curbstomping Atlanta 6-2 last year. Was especially cathartic as this was the team going into the league championship game and we were dead last in the first phase (turning the then head coach into the only person more despised at Lockhart Stadium than the perpetually incompetant/corrupt referees)

62-7.

LOL.

Also, I'm pretty sure you don't get to claim 'greatest victory' for things that happened a decade before I was born, unless you're TGC (and maybe HttK).

It says best ever, right? Not just best you ever witnessed/were alive for.

[The Lusophone]

Consider it either/or.

[Liam]

When Fulham beat Juventus 4-1.

To be honest, you could include a number of those Europa League games that season.

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

Blah now I feel depressed.

[Chris2K]

For me the Spurs game that stands out is when we beat Man Utd 4-1 on New Year's Day 1996, although a lot of that is down to it being during primary school when it was me, an Arsenal fan and a Reading fan existing with 20 Man Utd fans.

[Lineker]

Spurs game that stands out for me, in terms of being there live, was when we stuffed the scum 5-1. Wonderful stuff.

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

Ahhhh League Cup semi final?

I remember it well. It was a big staff night out at Gamestation. We'd been to an all you can eat Chinese and were getting extremely drunk in some cheap chain pub. I saw the 4th and 5th goal and I was getting handshakes from my mates. Happy times.

Then for the final I had to work so we were listening to the radio in the shop for the first half, closed very quickly and jumped on the bus down to a friendly pub to watch the second half + extra time. Most of the folk in there were supporting Spurs so when Woodgate's goal went in the place went totally crazy.

Wonderful, wonderful.