Have you ever cried when we lost?

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Have you ever cried when we lost?

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A certain "hardnut"(don't make me laugh) has ridiculed someone for crying after an arsenal defeat.
Are any of you willing to admit that you wept like a baby when Arsenal have lost? and risk a kicking from a real hard bastard. :roll:
Well I am, I have on two occasions in my adult life cried when we have lost.
1. 1998/9 Prem lge final day loss
2. 2001 FA cup final.

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2006

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1978 cup final v ipswich :cry: :cry: :cry:

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Paris 95, i was only young!

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Ive never cried after losing but came close after the 1991 Semi final but I cried after we beat United to win the league in 2002. My dad (a massive gooner) had passed away a year earlier, a month or so before we lost to liverpool in the Cup Final which hurt like mad as i thought that cup was for him, then to win the league and win it at old trafford i thought of him smiling down on us all........ Choked me up now thinking about it

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Sunday, my memory's crap so I can't go back any further than that. I cried when Eduardo and Ramsey got injured and I also remember crying because of something to do with Fabregas I think...

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spike241 wrote:Sunday, my memory's crap so I can't go back any further than that. I cried when Eduardo and Ramsey got injured and I also remember crying because of something to do with Fabregas I think...
FFS you cry at the drop of a hat :lol: Please don't cry because of this post :wink:

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1980 Valencia. Was a kid, did not cry but came close to crying, was really fed up.

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spike241 wrote:Sunday, my memory's crap so I can't go back any further than that. I cried when Eduardo and Ramsey got injured and I also remember crying because of something to do with Fabregas I think...

Not related to the milky bar **** are you?

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spike241 wrote:Sunday, my memory's crap so I can't go back any further than that. I cried when Eduardo and Ramsey got injured and I also remember crying because of something to do with Fabregas I think...
Really? :shock:

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Never cried when we've lost. Shed a couple of tears when we've won tho'.

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Luton 88 and Sp*rs 91 (I was 8 and 11)...

I also cried when we won the league in 1998, I was 18, my Dad died 4 years previously and we beat Everton on his birthday. I looked to the sunny sky when the ground was playing "We are the Champions" and welled up.

Paris 06 I didn't cry but that defeat really hurt,it took me a long time to get over it. I was convinced that was our year, my first child was born in Jan, I went to madrid and turin...it was made to happen... :cry:

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The day after Paris, about halfway across the Channel, everything finally sunk in and I got proper teary eyed. Technically, I didn't cry, but it was a close to it as you can get.

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Post by BT »

Nayim from the halfway line. Was so upset at school the next day I went home sick. :cry:

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BT wrote:Nayim from the halfway line. Was so upset at school the next day I went home sick. :cry:
That was sickening. I was too numb to cry. I was a massive fan of Seaman (I played in goal for the school in my Arsenal goalie top) and seeing him sitting there after that was shocking...and it had to be a y*d c*nt (sorry IHH, in this case it's justified :wink: ) that did it...

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