Grey Blade
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It has to be the Shelvey goal for me. As I recall it followed one or two dodgy decisions in games just prior to that which had me primed! The difference between that and a few others is that there was no need for an action replay to know that it was wrong and against the spirit of the game. The flag went up, all the players stopped, including Shelvey very briefly who then half heartedly continued his run and with very little conviction stuck it in the net. I know they always said play to the whistle but I think once a flag is raised most players assume the game will stop (wrongly as it happens).
The other time the anger built up was Bury away in Feb 2016. Drove there and as usual had a good idea where to go and park. The M62 was very slow moving and I thought I would miss kick off if I stayed on the motorway so I took the Rochdale turn off. It was dark and raining heavily and approaching Bury from a different direction meant that I didn't have a clue where I was going to park. The game itself was shocking, amongst the worst performances we had on that era and after the game I thought the whole effort of getting there had been a complete waste of time
The other time the anger built up was Bury away in Feb 2016. Drove there and as usual had a good idea where to go and park. The M62 was very slow moving and I thought I would miss kick off if I stayed on the motorway so I took the Rochdale turn off. It was dark and raining heavily and approaching Bury from a different direction meant that I didn't have a clue where I was going to park. The game itself was shocking, amongst the worst performances we had on that era and after the game I thought the whole effort of getting there had been a complete waste of time