Fans on the Tilton Talk Show group react on today’s incredible win!
Great subs again! 👍 Tide Turning? Fantastic spirit! 🙂👍 COYBB!! 💪
So happy, set up nicely for the baggies on friday…
Wow that was worth waiting for… I went to church this morning and Prayed for a win, and we were blessed..
And no matter how much we can’t defend and our defense n midfield needs to be tightened up, we still neva gave up.. I’m speechless.. We actually won wow wow wow 😅
To all noses that went have a safe journey home and kro 💙
Trusty MOM for getting the winning goal.
As we were nearing the end of normal time, it looked as though we were heading for our sixth league defeat on the spin, but fair play to Blues for turning this around through the Juke and then Trusty.
I was especially pleased for Trusty after his own goal during the week, but we have our first points of 2023. Let’s hope that Blues can now build on this, even though the Baggies at home will be a tough test given their Championship from of late.
That’s the sort of battling performance we want to see. We need to be taking the game to the opposition for 90 minutes. Cut out the stupid mistakes and we’ll be half decent
Trusty MotM for me.
Super subs longelo and juke the diff
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Great result but l do wish that Eustace would ditch the 3 at the back,a 4-3-3 or a 4-2-3-1 would suit us much better and it gives us more flexibilty but a great fighting performance and much needed win.
Great result, but never really expected after a poor first half. Even less when Blues were trailing 2-3 with only a few minutes of normal time remaining. A fantastic achievement by not giving up and Keeping Right On!
The result was tinged with sadness though, because it brought back sad memories of my late wife who was born in Swansea but passed away suddenly a few years ago in South Africa..
We used to live in Winchwen, Swansea, just around the corner from the Liberty Stadium, although the new ground was only built after we emigrated from UK to South Africa.
My late wife, Sharon, always supported me following the Blues, but being Welsh she followed the other code and was a keen supporter of the Wales Rugby Union team.