Reply With QuoteIt's certainly a far better result when you are two nil down and come back then two nil up.Originally Posted by boingy
Enjoy the draw better.
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“The pulsating stalemate against the Hornets has proven to be the fifth time Albion have come from behind to earn a result in their last six league outings, which is a remarkable stat given the immense pressure the playing squad is under to secure a top six finish”.
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It's certainly a far better result when you are two nil down and come back then two nil up.
Enjoy the draw better.
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You are right. When we scored in the 91st minute and saw the other results going for us we left the stadium happy. We could have easily left miserable!
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Must have been an amazing atmosphere when that second goal went in.
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Actually it did feel like a win of sorts to me..
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Whenever you come back to draw after being two goals down it can feel like a win. However, as has been stated, if you draw after leading by two goals, it can feel like defeat. Funny that, as you get one point from both scenarios.
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Yes it was magical and a huge celebration. Would take a point at Stoke with Rotherham and Sunderland coming up!
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Keeping unbeaten is a good thing alright. Although we are good at bouncing back.
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I really want us to beat Stoke, I don’t like that club (amongst all my other dislikes)!
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Horrible supporters and would love them to go down with Millwall
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