Cheeky shower of fuckers.VforVictory wrote:Haha, I was surrounded by thousands of Augie and Sid clones!I Hate Hleb wrote:Bergkamp-Genius wrote:Who were you with, Augie and SidVforVictory wrote:It was almost like a morgue.I Hate Hleb wrote:Really VforVictory? Maybe you did but I thought people came out of the ground that evening delirious because of the last minute winner and the fact that we'd just created history as the first club to win both domestic cups!!
People were so dreary coming out.
We got to the top of the ramp that heads down to the station and I started a chant. I just had to get a bit of spirit going. It was a strange feeling.
I'd have to agree with Hlebby on this one, i don't remember seeing anything but great joy and happiness after the game, both in the stadium and outside...
Just seen that and it was quality!!
No, I was not, because if those two had been there, and their clones, it would have at least been a verbal tirade against all they perceive to be unjust.
The point I am making is it was silent.
Not at the time of the goal or the final whistle inside the stadium, but on the way out.
Perhaps people were drained of energy?
But I really sensed we all knew that we had got the consolation prizes.
In the new Sky Sports magazine there is a round table discussion about that season with Merson, Smith and Parlour. Smith says that at the start of the season they knew that Cups were winnable, but the league was not because they did not have the players.
I can assure you I wasn't miserable then I watched it in the pub that night, and the thing that sticks out in my mind, was I said to my mate as the corner was about to be taken, we will score, (I had actually backed Linighan for first goal
)There were 3 of us surrounded by utd, pool and totts, and I can still remember the look on A s***s fans face as we rolled about the floor in ecstasy.
