Champagne moment of the season?

[big ee]

Plymouth away was a turning point for me.

 

They dominated the first half and went in one up.

 

Mickey came out a good 5 minutes before the players for the second half with obvious instructions to sort it between themselves.

 

They were fantastic second half and showed, to me real spirit and a real will to win. Something we had not seen for a long time and they took this into other games.

 

An attitude of we will not lose is pretty good in any side and Mickey has installed this in his players.

[telplatt]

The Smurf. Already a legend.

[The Kalamazoo Kid]

Pope's winner v Cheltenham (and his three as a whole in that game).

 

To go 11 games without scoring and then hit a hat-trick in a crunch 6-pointer against one of your main rivals - it was real Roy Of The Rovers stuff!

[billywhizz]

Loved that cheltenham game I did.

[bogie12secs]

yep popey v cheltenham for me massive win.

[former ballboy]

I absolutely loved walsall away. 2.0 down and came back and won on penalties with super sam scoring the winner. Atmosphere was great and the celebrations were to after. It will live long in the memory but the greatest season that i have ever known

[JOHNNYAITCH]

Plymouth away was a turning point for me.

 

They dominated the first half and went in one up.

 

Mickey came out a good 5 minutes before the players for the second half with obvious instructions to sort it between themselves.

 

They were fantastic second half and showed, to me real spirit and a real will to win. Something we had not seen for a long time and they took this into other games.

 

An attitude of we will not lose is pretty good in any side and Mickey has installed this in his players.

 

With you on that

[Trampilot]

The first 28 mins of Rotherham at home. The best football I've ever seen anywhere ever. Crisp accurate passing. Lots of movement. Insisive tacking. Brilliant shooting.

 

Shuker gave a master class in final balls and Vincent's goal was something you usually see in football computer games.

[biddleingy]

I f I was not away on holiday it would prob have been Rotherham at home, my bro says he nearly had a heart attack due to celebrating so much..........but for a game I was at I have to say its a toss up between pope at Rotherham or the 7-1 drubbing of Burton............... moment of the season for me was in a quaint pub just outside Barnet when a black pole dancer did the naked hughsie LOL

[Samwelo]

I think for me it was when Pope scored his 4th against Rotherham. To see his face after all the abuse their fans had given him over the years was immense.

[nezzer]

James Beattie attempting to take a quick free kick and falling on his arse

[Ash PVFC]

Either Pope being carried around the pitch with a black and white checkered flag in hand or the 7-1 drubbing of Burton. Good times

[mbycars]

Popes winning goal against Cheltenham, it was Toms expression of joy and i felt automatic promotion was really back on then.

[Fosse69]

The first 28 mins of Rotherham at home. The best football I've ever seen anywhere ever. Crisp accurate passing. Lots of movement. Insisive tacking. Brilliant shooting.

 

Shuker gave a master class in final balls and Vincent's goal was something you usually see in football computer games.

That was the moment when I thought the Vale are special this season, and then Fleetwood confirmed it. Obviously that pace could not be maintained, but we won lots of 6 pointers to keep us in the frame, the rest is history. I would expect bumper DVD sales of the goals this Summer.

[forevervale]

Fleetwood for me, Doddy's goal was something else. It was also the day that my eldest lad told me I was going to be a granddad and as we drove past the "Welcome to Fleetwood" sign there was another sign below it which read "Welcome to Fleetwood where breast feeding is always welcome" we even stopped to take a photo - priceless! ! :-)