Worst & Best BWFC Moment of 2012

Now 2012 is over and done with I was wondering what was my best and worst moment of 2012...

My Worst moment was seeing Bolton get relegated

My Best moment was Beating Liverpool 3-1 - It had been a while without us beating them and it was a good team performance

What were your best and worst BWFC moments of 2012?

Muamba dying was the worst moment.

Muamba coming back to life was the best.

Football wise everything was fucking shit. Terrible year.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:Muamba dying was the worst moment.

Muamba coming back to life was the best.

Football wise everything was fucking shit. Terrible year.

Think you nailed it there Bernard - great post.

If we take Muamba out of the equation then the worst part was starting 2012 with Coyle as the manager - I think most sensible people who knew a bit about football had rumbled him by now and thought he should have gone to give a new manager the January transfer window to work with.

Best was obviously Coyle being sacked - 18 months too late for my liking.

My worst moment was seeing Bolton get relegated.

My best moment was beating Stoke 5-0, although it was all for nought in the end.

Liverpool result, Muamba incidents and Coyle are all good calls though.

Don't think the Stoke match was in 2012.

Best moment was beating Vill away, although it was a false dawn.

The worst moment was being relegated.

Putting relegation to one side there have been some low moments this season so far, seeing us ship 5 goals at Peterborough was a disaster.

Best moment either Liverpool win at the reebok or this seasons win at Blackburn, good performance and great atmosphere.

2012 has been a year to forget football wise.

Worst - so much to chose from but getting relegated was the worst moment because it would have been so easy to avoid if ...

Best - so little to chose from but probably beating Liverpool. For a few days I actually thought we might stay up.

I can't choose which was the worst moment as there were so many, but it was probably watching Stoke equalise in the final game/Ream's last-ditch header that might have saved us nor can I choose the best moment as there were so many false dawns but I guess I'll go for the Villa match when Holden returned - only to compound his injury.

Worst and best is obviously Muamba dying and coming back to life as BDP says.

Other than that, the low point for me was losing 0-3 at home to Fulham. That's when I knew we were definately Championship bound. No fight, no passion, no skill and no hope of survival. The fact we even had a chance to stay up on the last day shocked me and the fact we let it slip didn't.

Highlight, the Blackburn home match! We won the game and before the game, Wanderers fans at our very best with the Muamba tribute.

Worst = having to sit in the North Stand with the common plebs.

Best = sharing a jacuzzi with my hero, Dean Holdsworth.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Worst = having to sit in the North Stand with the common plebs.

Best = sharing a jacuzzi with my hero, Dean Holdsworth.

It will be of some comfort to many posters on here that you like to share a jacuzzi with fat, balding middle-aged has-beens - although I'm more surprised (having read most of your comments on this site) that you actually had a good moment in the year, let alone a best moment. There is definitely hope for us optimists.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Best = sharing a jacuzzi with my hero, Dean Holdsworth.

You smelly slag.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:Best = sharing a jacuzzi with my hero, Dean Holdsworth.

You smelly slag.

Surely the fact that Natasha was referring to being in a jacuzzi suggests that she is clean and pure with good personal hygiene? If she'd said she was bonking DH in a cesspit then your observation might have carried a bit more weight.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:

You smelly slag.

Bernie is just jealous I had a one-on-one meeting with his hero.

did you compare willy size?

WhiteBic wrote:did you compare willy size?

I trust the mods will step in.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Bernie is just jealous I had a one-on-one meeting with his hero.

I would've drowned the open goal missing wife beater.

Okay, the Stoke game was in November, 2011. I'll go with Coyle being pushed out by Eddie then.