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Argyle 2  Barnsley 2

Saturday, January 29th, 1994;  FA Cup Round 4

Thanks to Plymouth Argyle and The South West Film & Television Archive
for permission to use PAFC100 extracts, and to Terry Guswell for other material.

The PAFC100 video has brought back some marvellous memories, and up there with the best of them are these wonderful goals in the 4th round of the FA Cup in 1994. In those days Barnsley were a 1st Division side with players like Gerry Taggart, Andy Payton and Danny Wilson, and when they took the lead just before half-time the writing was on the wall. But it all turned in the first 13 minutes of the second half with these two gems. Barnsley struck back after 71 minutes to save the tie, and went on to win the replay by a single goal.

This video clip is owned by PAFC and The South West Film & Television Archive, and reproduced with their kind permission:

The Goals 
(30 secs, 1105K)

Argyle:  Nicholls, Edworthy, Naylor, Hill, Comyn, McCall, Burnett, Castle, Nugent (Skinner), Marshall, Dalton.

Barnsley: Butler, Eaden, Fleming, Wilson, Taggart, Bishop, O'Connell, Redfearn, Rammell, Payton, Archdeacon

Goals:  Argyle - Marshall 50, Dalton 59.
Barnsley -
Payton 41, Taggart 71

Attendance: 12,760

The quotes over on the right have been extracted from John Lloyds excellent book: Voices of Home Park (Tempus Publishing Ltd; ISBN 0-7524-2949-3).

Jon Lambert: The best goal I can remember is in the FA Cup v Barnsley at Home Park, scored by Dwight Marshall. The game finished 2-2, and the goals was typical of that season's team under Shilton: a free-flowing move, involving lots of passes starting from our own box. Dwight beat a couple of defenders out wide right, cut inside and finished.

Andrew Smith: The best goal, in my opinion, was scored by Paul Dalton v Barnsley in the FA Cup in 1994. Marshall's was also fantastic, but Dalton seemed to glide past all the defenders effortlessly. He was a quality player.

 

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