Didn't realise the pens took so long - seemed to go by in a flash at the time. How important was it we took the first one so always had the lead/ put the pressure right back on them? Jonah scores!!!!
i didnt watch our players taking the penalties, only the sunderland ones. i don't know why but ive done that ever since for other Charlton games and England games.
When Sasa saved that the tears rolled down my cheeks, face paint started running me, my mum and my dad were hugging loads and all crying together. i remember my mum whispering in my ear saying that my granddad who recently had passed away had be willing us on for the rafters. Amazing moment.
it was such an emotional moment and quite possibly the closest i have ever felt to my parents (thats pretty sad i know). It really does make me well up even just thinking about that day.
westside, i too couldnt/didnt watch, head in hands all the way! When my lil bro (a bit bigger than me tho!lol) started jumping all over me kicking and punching i knew. That feeling was amazing!
I will never forget that day, and i will never forget how i felt after, walking down wemberly way, unbelievable! i couldnt believe it
[cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]i didnt watch our players taking the penalties, only the sunderland ones. i don't know why but ive done that ever since for other Charlton games and England games.
the thing i always remember was nipping out back for a leak and seeing dozens of people just sitting on the concourse floor, not being able to take no more.
JohnboyUK was having breathing troubles by the end of it, and he's a Spurs fan !
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Macho image and all that!
Thanx AFKA
I run my own business, but share an office with a guy who does similar stuff, and we share a PA.
Funny how i can't do emotional in front of her but can openly admit to it on here.
'someone's gotta miss in a minute...'
See...it can happen!
When Sasa saved that the tears rolled down my cheeks, face paint started running me, my mum and my dad were hugging loads and all crying together. i remember my mum whispering in my ear saying that my granddad who recently had passed away had be willing us on for the rafters. Amazing moment.
it was such an emotional moment and quite possibly the closest i have ever felt to my parents (thats pretty sad i know). It really does make me well up even just thinking about that day.
I will never forget that day, and i will never forget how i felt after, walking down wemberly way, unbelievable! i couldnt believe it
Compare with Jonathon shout-a-lot pearce on Capital. "oh, Charlton are promoted" You could tell the palace twat was hurting :-)
the thing i always remember was nipping out back for a leak and seeing dozens of people just sitting on the concourse floor, not being able to take no more.
JohnboyUK was having breathing troubles by the end of it, and he's a Spurs fan !