Your best Blackburn moment

[AGENT_CLARET]

Was it under Dyche beating them for the first time in over 30 year's

Or was it under Kompany winning the title on their own ground

[bobinho]

Dyche first win.

The two hats made sure only 2000 could see us win the league there. I wasn’t one of the lucky ones.

[Claret Till I Die]

The final whistle at Deadwood last season. I was one of the lucky 2k and that moment will never be beaten.

[claretonthecoast1882]

Appointing Steve Kean and letting Jerome Anderson control things.

15 years on and they are still f***ed and unlikely to recover

[NottsClaret]

The 3-0 at home under Kompany, you'll not get a better day than that in league football.

[Vincent'sCap]

The 3-0 at home under Kompany, you'll not get a better day than that in league football.

Mine to...Barnes putting the keeper in the back of the net with the ball will live with me till my dying day.

[Burnley1989]

I was at Ewood last year and as good as it was, that Danny Ings goal was more special for me. I’ve never felt relief like it and I’ve dodgy guts…

[beeholeclaret]

Terry Cochrane's 25 yard screamer at the Town End to beat Rovers 1-0 at Ewood at Easter 1978 ish?

[golden days]

Was it under Dyche beating them for the first time in over 30 year's

Or was it under Kompany winning the title on their own ground

Definitely winning the championship at their ground, I cannot believe anyone who says different, winning under dyche was great, at the time, but winning the league surpassed that a million times

[aclaretinstevenage]

Mine to...Barnes putting the keeper in the back of the net with the ball will live with me till my dying day.

Yep, that Barnes moment was just brilliant. WInning the League at their place though I mean come on it has to be that doesn't it?

[Bosscat]

Seeing the looks on the fiddlers faces as our lads celebrated at Deadwood winning the League is right up there

[blatherwickstattoos]

2-1 win away. Best away day ever

[pushpinpussy]

got to be Kevin Balls legendry tackle on David Dunn

[golden days]

got to be Kevin Balls legendry tackle on David Dunn

If you like thugs, possibly

[Bosscat]

If you like thugs, possibly

It was definitely "Legendry"

[THEWELLERNUT70]

DJing at Blackburn Cathedral for a do for all the higher echelons of the Clergy.

I signed off my set with The Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil

[Bordeauxclaret]

Both games in the last promotion season.

We avenged the defeats we took early in the millennium when they were just miles better than us.

[MattBFC]

The 3-0 at home under Kompany, you'll not get a better day than that in league football.

And didn't England win the T20 world cup just before kick off? Remember watching that in the fanzone before the game. If Carlsberg did Sundays....

[Clovius Boofus]

The final whistle at Deadwood last season. I was one of the lucky 2k and that moment will never be beaten.

Same here. Unbelievable experience.

[Royboyclaret]

So many memories down the years, but New Years Day 1966 at Ewood was very special. A superb perfomance from us in a 2-0 win topped off by a classic Willie Irvine goal midway through the second half.....What a way to bring in the New Year.

[groove]

If we're talking moments, Micha Hyde's equaliser is a moment worthy of mention. But my most replayed moment is probably Ings' winner in our first win over that lot in a generation. Barnes opener and shove on the keeper is also up there.

[alboclaret]

I missed the 3-0 home game in November 2022 but I was at Ewood for the championship clincher.
I cant imagine there is a better moment than that.

[boatshed bill]

It was definitely "Legendry"

It wasn't so much the "thuggery", but the way KB just walked straight off... no messing

[NottsClaret]

If I'd been one of the lucky 2,000 at Ewood, I probably would have gone for that to be fair. Watching on telly is never going to be the same unfortunately.

Plus, we absolutely demolished them in the home game, that 2nd half arguably Kompany's high point. The weather was perfect, the Turf was bouncing. And as said above, we'd just won the cricket. It was like a carnival afterwards all way up Tod Road.

[Steve-Harpers-perm]

If I'd been one of the lucky 2,000 at Ewood, I probably would have gone for that to be fair. Watching on telly is never going to be the same unfortunately.

Plus, we absolutely demolished them in the home game, that 2nd half arguably Kompany's high point. The weather was perfect, the Turf was bouncing. And as said above, we'd just won the cricket. It was like a carnival afterwards all way up Tod Road.

Also go with the home match last season as you say a perfect day.

[Claret86]

Winning 3 nil at home. We destroyed them and the looks on their players faces as we serenaded them off the pitch was priceless.
The away fixture I was in an Irish pub in Bruges with my wife. I cheered that loud when Benson scored I scared someone in front of me to death. All the Irish barmen were winding me up during the game but afterwards congratulated me. Got absolutely hammered on pints of Bruges zot blond to celebrate.

[Rowls]

Only a decade ago there mightn't have been any.

And now there are at least three that spring to mind:

Ings winner and beating them for the first time in a generation
WInning the title last season
The 3-0 thrashing that really was so much better than the scoreline suggests

Try as I might, I just can't separate the first two.

[lakedistrictclaret]

My first ever visit to Ewood, a 2-0 win on New Year's Day, 1966.

[brexit]

october 22 2006 a train arrived on time.

[Fretters]

Hyde's goal was unbelievable. I'd only seen us play them three times before that and we hadn't laid a glove on them, so to see us pull a goal like that out of the bag, so unexpectedly - and right in front of us - was special.

But, it has to be the 3-0 which was a perfect performance.

It's now six derby wins on the spin, the last five with clean sheets. It's now over ten years since they even scored a goal against us which is just lovely!

[bfcjg]

Has to be winning the title there. Winning after 30 years was superb but the title took it to the next level.

[Woodleyclaret]

I saw the 3 0 Barnes masterclass and watched on tv as Bennys finish confirmed our status as Champions a great season that even last seasons fiasco won't ever diminish

[Funkydrummer]

Heeeeeeeere's Kevin and that tackle for those too young to have witnessed it.

Not for the faint hearted.

https://youtu.be/lGBSiVOZ5Lw?si=cKxFvt6IItH-ClRd

[ElectroClaret]

Torn between Ash putting the keeper in the net after scoring and Benny securing the title at Deadwood.

With honourable mention for Kev Ball kicking fat Dunn up in the air.

[turfytopper]

Has to be watching Benson guide the ball into the Blackburn End net.....despite me not getting hold of a ticket to be there live. Any respect I had for them vanished following that.
The 3 nil win comes a close 2nd.

[Poulton-le-Claret]

Since I wasn't at Ewood last season, I'll say Tella

Honorable mention to the 2-1 win in 2014. I was watching in the Falklands with a truly horrendous hangover, wrapped in a duvet on the sofa. Went back out on the ale in my Burnley shirt after that one

[whiffa]

Probably going to "Waves" swimming as a kid...

[Quickenthetempo]

2 nil league Cup win.

First time I took my lads to Ewood and won easy.

I had a harder upbringing in this fixture.

[Quicknick]

The 2-0 win at Ewood on Jan 1, 1966.

[golden days]

2 nil league Cup win.

First time I took my lads to Ewood and won easy.

I had a harder upbringing in this fixture.

Living in Blackburn I've had a very hard up bringing in this fixture
Winning the championship on their ground was the best ever, for me, my son, daughter, grandson and grandaughter
Come up with whatever reasons you want for other games, but nothing comes close, and yes I was at all of the others mentioned, but would swap every one of them for that one game, and the months of gloating afterwards

[Fretters]

2 nil league Cup win.

First time I took my lads to Ewood and won easy.

I had a harder upbringing in this fixture.

Good shout, we had played a second string and it was the first time I'd seen us stroll to victory against them.

What was it Mowbray said afterwards?

"It's difficult for the Rovers fans to see Burnley so far in front"

Hook it to the veins!!

[golden days]

Good shout, we had played a second string and it was the first time I'd seen us stroll to victory against them.

What was it Mowbray said afterwards?

"It's difficult for the Rovers fans to see Burnley so far in front"

Hook it to the veins!!

Not even close, meaningless game, that we were favourites to win, meant nothing to us by then, or since

[Targetman]

Not even close, meaningless game, that we were favourites to win, meant nothing to us by then, or since

Beating Blackburn at Ewood meant nothing?

Wow I'm astounded!

[Claret]

Last year's 3-0 win at the Turf with Barnes's superb performance both on and off the pitch. His goals, the shoving of their keeper into the back of the net and, the cherry on the cake, calling them "the basterds" in a live BBC interview.

[Lip]

Witnessing two great players for them. Brian Douglas and Ronnie Clayton in the 60's

[Quickenthetempo]

Living in Blackburn I've had a very hard up bringing in this fixture
Winning the championship on their ground was the best ever, for me, my son, daughter, grandson and grandaughter
Come up with whatever reasons you want for other games, but nothing comes close, and yes I was at all of the others mentioned, but would swap every one of them for that one game, and the months of gloating afterwards

We can have different opinions on the the games and which one are your favourites.

I wasn't at the league winning fixture but watching on sky it was a crap game with Vinny using too many squad players and the atmosphere sounded poor.
Expectations for us to win easy was high as well.

I'm sure you enjoyed the aftermatch celebrations though.

[elwaclaret]

Watching the reaction on Bill Fox’s face when he asked me who my favourite player was in the 100 club at the old ground when they wanted my to sign as a youth… he did not see my answer coming at all… Billy Hamilton.

Beating them under SD to confirm we were now top dogs.
The championship game.
Every time we beat them.

[Silkyskills1]

Can't disagree with any of the posts so far. But, just as an alternative I'll go for that 0-2 win at Ewood Park on New Year's Day 1966. Arguably the best goalscorer in the country at the time, Willie Irvine, put us ahead ( I know Jimmy Greaves was around but bear with me) and a goal after half time from Bomber' Harris gave us the victory. However, a 19/20 year old Ralph Coates sitting on the ball in the 2nd half inviting the opposition to come and get it was something I will never forget. A truly magical moment.

[Quicknick]

Can't disagree with any of the posts so far. But, just as an alternative I'll go for that 0-2 win at Ewood Park on New Year's Day 1966. Arguably the best goalscorer in the country at the time, Willie Irvine, put us ahead ( I know Jimmy Greaves was around but bear with me) and a goal after half time from Bomber' Harris gave us the victory. However, a 19/20 year old Ralph Coates sitting on the ball in the 2nd half inviting the opposition to come and get it was something I will never forget. A truly magical moment.

I was there on the Riverside with my dad. Huge following of Clarets in the Blackburn End, then the away end. 30,000 crowd, I think.

[Bop]

ET, with Julie at the cinema.
Ings goal
The Clash live
Micah Hyde goal
3-0 at home
Terry Cochrane goal