Last time we won an away game after conceding the first goal?

[BrettieAngell]

I thought of a couple of games last season where we were behind at home and won - Scunthorpe and Walsall.

In general, though, we don't tend to win after going behind.

Be interesting to see if there is a table of results of this nature and how often teams do and where we would be on the list.

Our last 2 league games have been 1-0 wins! :unsure:

 

[united we stand]

Not that shocking; it's far from common.

Happened just 3 times in nearly 200 League One games this season.

, are you including games where the away team scored first or nil nil draws ? 3 in 200 just seems very low

 

[united we stand]

I thought of a couple of games last season where we were behind at home and won - Scunthorpe and Walsall.

In general, though, we don't tend to win after going behind.

Be interesting to see if there is a table of results of this nature and how often teams do and where we would be on the list.

My mate and I were discussing this a few weeks back, under sturrock, and at times last season if we went behind we always thought it’s ok, we can/will score two. This year if we go 1-0 down it’s more hope/ pray , and if away it’s hope for a draw at best or even a 1-0 loss ( better than a tonking). We haven’t looked to see if the goals scored backs this up, but the point is it’s unfortunately how we feel

 

[Leoblue]

Now this is a good thread and not negative like Yorkshire Blues one.

I think it may have been Sturrock.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Now this is a good thread and not negative like Yorkshire Blues one.

I think it may have been Sturrock.

No - the answer is Portsmouth in January 2015. Credit goes to Phil Brown for that win :smile:

 

[mfurok]

No - the answer is Portsmouth in January 2015. Credit goes to Phil Brown for that win :smile:

My recollection is that Pompey were also reduced to ten after BBBC was dismissed.

 

[mattitouk]

Yes your right, Paul McCallum got sent off in the 90th minute.

 

[mattitouk]

No - the answer is Portsmouth in January 2015. Credit goes to Phil Brown for that win :smile:

Still an amazing statistic though.

 

[AndyT]

Our last 2 league games have been 1-0 wins! :unsure:

Now, there's something clever in this answer 'brettie' and I'm trying to work out what it is.

Help me off with these tight shoes.

 

[shrimperjon]

My recollection is that Pompey were also reduced to ten after BBBC was dismissed.

Wasnt it Cauley Woodrow that got Red Carded for us?

my memory is poor these days, but I'm sure last two visits has seen us win 2-1, once on a Saturday and once on a Tuesday night, sure Wilo and Corr scored after we were one down, think that was the Tuesday night game. Was it Lenny and Piggott that scored in the other one?

 

[Mick]

Wasnt it Cauley Woodrow that got Red Carded for us?

my memory is poor these days, but I'm sure last two visits has seen us win 2-1, once on a Saturday and once on a Tuesday night, sure Wilo and Corr scored after we were one down, think that was the Tuesday night game. Was it Lenny and Piggott that scored in the other one?

To clarify:

2013/14 Woodrow sent off by the wretched Keith Hill. Came from behind to win 2-1

2014/15 Corr sent off for two yellows. Came from behind to win 2-1

They were our last two visits and they brought to an end our winless run at Portsmouth which stretched back to forever - right from and including our first visit in 1920/1.


Three in a row would be good ... and I nominate Robinson for the ban.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Why ? do you doubt it ? :winking:

A couple of minutes research.

Ha, no, should I?

I was just interested in your mine of League One statistics and what other goodies might be in there.

 

[danburyshrimper]

To clarify:

2013/14 Woodrow sent off by the wretched Keith Hill. Came from behind to win 2-1

2014/15 Corr sent off for two yellows. Came from behind to win 2-1

They were our last two visits and they brought to an end our winless run at Portsmouth which stretched back to forever - right from and including our first visit in 1920/1.


Three in a row would be good ... and I nominate Robinson for the ban.

The 1st match , in Nov 2013 , i remember Barry Corr being absolutely immense. He was such a handful that night he was playing up front on his own and the 3 or 4 Pompey defenders all marking him just couldnt handle him. Without doubt his best ever match in a Southend shirt.

and right up there for me alongside the finest performances by a Southend player i've ever seen.
.....with Paul Smith ( Brentford away in the cup ) and the legend that is Richard Cadette on his debut v Orient , when he banged in 4 goals on hius debut a week after signing from the O's

 

[FarmdogSUFC]

The 1st match , in Nov 2013 , i remember Barry Corr being absolutely immense. He was such a handful that night he was playing up front on his own and the 3 or 4 Pompey defenders all marking him just couldnt handle him. Without doubt his best ever match in a Southend shirt.

and right up there for me alongside the finest performances by a Southend player i've ever seen.
.....with Paul Smith ( Brentford away in the cup ) and the legend that is Richard Cadette on his debut v Orient , when he banged in 4 goals on hius debut a week after signing from the O's

A standard Corr game under PB. What a guy

 

[mfurok]

The 1st match , in Nov 2013 , i remember Barry Corr being absolutely immense. He was such a handful that night he was playing up front on his own and the 3 or 4 Pompey defenders all marking him just couldnt handle him. Without doubt his best ever match in a Southend shirt.

and right up there for me alongside the finest performances by a Southend player i've ever seen.
.....with Paul Smith ( Brentford away in the cup ) and the legend that is Richard Cadette on his debut v Orient , when he banged in 4 goals on hius debut a week after signing from the O's

You're spot on.

By far his best performance and he was really battered by their defenders that night too.

 

[Norwichshrimper]

probably a year earlier, but I remember us coming from 1-0 down at Cheltenham, we were by far the better team but they scored on the stroke of half time, then we missed a penalty in the second half but still came back to win 2-1...Corr got at least one IIRC and probably missed the pen.

My favourite comeback in recent times though has to be the FA Cup win at Chesterfield who were top of the league at the time...1-0 down early, then 2-1 up at half time, defending like heroes for the second half until Lord Anthony Straker and Kevan Hurst sealed it with one of my favourite ever Shrimpers goals witnessed live.