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FANS HAVE THEIR SAY: On their worst home performances
YOUR worst Posh home performances as relayed to
@swannyposh on twitter.
You don’t have the column inches to cover that question.
@StAlbansMassif
Cambridge (1-2) and then Southend (1-2), last two home games of 89/90. Major bottling from almost all in blue (and Crichton and Godden).
@mrstulee
Rotherham at home on a Boxing Day 0-5.
@GrantMcNicoll
I’m sure loads have said Donny in the 97/98 season but the 1-1 with Hull the following year was almost as bad.
@diggoblick
5-0 v Rotherham and losing to Danny Bergara’s hopeless Doncaster team must be lows. Or 1-0 v Gillingham when we had a defender in goal!
@TurtleGidds
Last Saturday was probably one of the worst I’ve seen in four or five years as there was just no will power.
We’ve played bad and looked like scoring, but not then.
@AlexBr00ker
0-5 on Boxing Day against a Rotherham side who tried to call the game off because of a flu outbreak.
@xAnder50nx
Losing 1-0 to Doncaster in the 97/98 season wasn’t exactly the best.
@bshiell
Charlton at home last year!
@Ollielong_19
Donny at home in the year when they were bottom and went down.
@_AlcoPosh
Rotherham 5-0 on Boxing Day or 1-0 to Doncaster at home who were bottom of League Two. Even the Posh fans clapped the Donny goal!
@Deepingcrew
The 5-1 at home to Cambridge when Dion Dublin scored a hat-trick.
@Freekicks
v Rotherham 26/12/1999 lost 0-5. Mushy and Ethrington sold the next day. We were hopeless.
@Werrington2
Home defeat to bottom of table Donny in Feb 98, with Linton, Bodley and Rennie in defence. Never been so depressed leaving a match
@FrustratedJourn
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