Well I left early to beat the rush as soon as our goal went in I legged it straight out of the ground wrestling a few Charlton fans off me who wanted to celebrate ffs I knew it was the winner and there was no time left , so got a good head start on the Charlton contingent and by running beat a lot of Mackems in the sprint to the tube and was indoors by 6pm .
I left a bit before you and was luckily in the car when we scored the winner so didn't miss out at all. Me and the kids cheered as much as if we'd been in the ground, and home by 6.15 with a nice pre-ordered Dominos ready and waiting.
Well I left early to beat the rush as soon as our goal went in I legged it straight out of the ground wrestling a few Charlton fans off me who wanted to celebrate ffs I knew it was the winner and there was no time left , so got a good head start on the Charlton contingent and by running beat a lot of Mackems in the sprint to the tube and was indoors by 6pm .
I left a bit before you and was luckily in the car when we scored the winner so didn't miss out at all. Me and the kids cheered as much as if we'd been in the ground, and home by 6.15 with a nice pre-ordered Dominos ready and waiting.
Is this a wind up? How can you have possibly have celebrated that as much in the car as those in the ground?
Well I left early to beat the rush as soon as our goal went in I legged it straight out of the ground wrestling a few Charlton fans off me who wanted to celebrate ffs I knew it was the winner and there was no time left , so got a good head start on the Charlton contingent and by running beat a lot of Mackems in the sprint to the tube and was indoors by 6pm .
I left a bit before you and was luckily in the car when we scored the winner so didn't miss out at all. Me and the kids cheered as much as if we'd been in the ground, and home by 6.15 with a nice pre-ordered Dominos ready and waiting.
Is this a wind up? How can you have possibly have celebrated that as much in the car as those in the ground?
Tbf I left after having those half time drinks of gin and beer and was in my local before 5pm so I still had a chance to nab a few free roast potatoes.
Well I left early to beat the rush as soon as our goal went in I legged it straight out of the ground wrestling a few Charlton fans off me who wanted to celebrate ffs I knew it was the winner and there was no time left , so got a good head start on the Charlton contingent and by running beat a lot of Mackems in the sprint to the tube and was indoors by 6pm .
I left a bit before you and was luckily in the car when we scored the winner so didn't miss out at all. Me and the kids cheered as much as if we'd been in the ground, and home by 6.15 with a nice pre-ordered Dominos ready and waiting.
Is this a wind up? How can you have possibly have celebrated that as much in the car as those in the ground?
of course it's not a wind up - the goal was mentioned on Radio 3 news which was fantastic, and nothing can beat a stuffed crust Vegetarian Feast
Yes I missed our winner, nature took its course of events about 30 seconds before we scored.
Serious question.......(assuming it was alcohol related & not prostate issues).Could you
A) not wait 30 seconds. There was only 4 mins of added-on time & we scored with 5 secs remaining.
b) wonder why drinking so much before & (presuming) during the game has to be something you do.......to the extent you miss THE goal & celebrations that will be talked about for decades.
Don't get me wrong, I like a few beers like the next man & have been out of my box many times. But 76000 people were there to watch a football match. It only lasts 90 mins (plus 4 mins added time as you know to your cost). Time & place for everything.
Yes I missed our winner, nature took its course of events about 30 seconds before we scored.
Serious question.......(assuming it was alcohol related & not prostate issues).Could you
A) not wait 30 seconds. There was only 4 mins of added-on time & we scored with 5 secs remaining.
b) wonder why drinking so much before & (presuming) during the game has to be something you do.......to the extent you miss THE goal & celebrations that will be talked about for decades.
Don't get me wrong, I like a few beers like the next man & have been out of my box many times. But 76000 people were there to watch a football match. It only lasts 90 mins (plus 4 mins added time as you know to your cost). Time & place for everything.
I reckon he did it just to wind up people like you. Pure and simple.
Yes I missed our winner, nature took its course of events about 30 seconds before we scored.
Serious question.......(assuming it was alcohol related & not prostate issues).Could you
A) not wait 30 seconds. There was only 4 mins of added-on time & we scored with 5 secs remaining.
b) wonder why drinking so much before & (presuming) during the game has to be something you do.......to the extent you miss THE goal & celebrations that will be talked about for decades.
Don't get me wrong, I like a few beers like the next man & have been out of my box many times. But 76000 people were there to watch a football match. It only lasts 90 mins (plus 4 mins added time as you know to your cost). Time & place for everything.
I reckon he did it just to wind up people like you. Pure and simple.
There was a constant stream of mothers taking kids by hand to the bogs throughout the game around me. The same couples went several times. Why on earth would these mothers get their kids so pissed up before such in important match?
I left immediately after the National Anthem........can anyone beat that!
I left in 2011 and have sadly missed a shit ton of goals.
On a more serious note, my mum is disabled and was really worried about getting caught in the crush after the Donny home match so she left 5mins early to 'beat the rush' she made it home just in time to watch the penalties on Sky, I don't think she'll make that mistake again!
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A) not wait 30 seconds. There was only 4 mins of added-on time & we scored with 5 secs remaining.
b) wonder why drinking so much before & (presuming) during the game has to be something you do.......to the extent you miss THE goal & celebrations that will be talked about for decades.
Don't get me wrong, I like a few beers like the next man & have been out of my box many times. But 76000 people were there to watch a football match. It only lasts 90 mins (plus 4 mins added time as you know to your cost). Time & place for everything.
Why on earth would these mothers get their kids so pissed up before such in important match?
Went to the loo, be ready for extra time.
Coming out of the loo, the stand went mad, we scored.
I did't mind , saw the goal on the stadium screen.
Wonderful day, 40,000 fans, magic day
On a more serious note, my mum is disabled and was really worried about getting caught in the crush after the Donny home match so she left 5mins early to 'beat the rush' she made it home just in time to watch the penalties on Sky, I don't think she'll make that mistake again!