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    Re: What a difference a day makes

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
    Boxing day: P 80 W 27 D 27 L 26
    New Year's day: P 35 W 12 D 5 L 18
    Surprised our Boxing Day record is that good Eric because it’s not a day I’ve associated with us winning in the twenty first century much - off the top of my head, the last time I can remember a Boxing Day win was over Palace in our Championship winning season.

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    Re: What a difference a day makes

    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Surprised our Boxing Day record is that good Eric because it’s not a day I’ve associated with us winning in the twenty first century much - off the top of my head, the last time I can remember a Boxing Day win was over Palace in our Championship winning season.
    This is just games played on Dec 26th, not those moved a day for whatever reasons btw.

    In 1999 we beat Reading on Boxing Day. Since then we've won 2 out of 21 fixtures on that day. Palace in 2012 was one, Coventry at home was the other in 2010.

    Some stats since 2000 :-

    Home games: 12
    Wins: 2
    Draws: 4
    Defeats: 6

    Away games: 9
    Wins: 0
    Draws: 6
    Defeats 3

    Team played most often: Plymouth (1 draw, 3 defeats).

    Plymouth are our most faced opposition on Boxing day. In 7 games against them we've managed 2 draws and lost the rest. We've played Bristol City 5 times, winning 1, losing 1 and drawing 3. In the 5 games played on a Boxing day against the Jacks (all between 1983-89) we've won 3 and drawn 2.

    We won 13 of our first 28 Boxing day fixtures, then lost 9 of the next 13. Between 1979-99 we won 10 out of 18 games, only losing 1. Since 2000 our record has been atrocious.

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    Re: What a difference a day makes

    Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
    Surprised our Boxing Day record is that good Eric because it’s not a day I’ve associated with us winning in the twenty first century much - off the top of my head, the last time I can remember a Boxing Day win was over Palace in our Championship winning season.
    I remember us beating Man Utd on Boxing day at Ninian Park 3-0...think it was 1963........I remember because I left my sister's wedding reception in The Philharmonic in Cardiff to go see the game!!!

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    Re: What a difference a day makes

    Quote Originally Posted by Maurice Swan View Post
    I remember us beating Man Utd on Boxing day at Ninian Park 3-0...think it was 1963........I remember because I left my sister's wedding reception in The Philharmonic in Cardiff to go see the game!!!
    We definitely didn’t play Man Utd in 1963, we were in different divisions.

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    Re: What a difference a day makes

    Quote Originally Posted by Maurice Swan View Post
    I remember us beating Man Utd on Boxing day at Ninian Park 3-0...think it was 1963........I remember because I left my sister's wedding reception in The Philharmonic in Cardiff to go see the game!!!
    We beat Man Utd 3-0 at home on 26 Nov 1960 and 26 Feb 1955. We lost 3-1 at Old Trafford on Boxing day 1956.

    On Boxing day 1963 we lost 4-0 at home to Preston.

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    Re: What a difference a day makes

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
    We beat Man Utd 3-0 at home on 26 Nov 1960 and 26 Feb 1955. We lost 3-1 at Old Trafford on Boxing day 1956.

    On Boxing day 1963 we lost 4-0 at home to Preston.
    Maurice had three 26ths correct I wonder if he’s been sending his sister anniversary cards

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