When Dzeko scored I felt like when Horlock scored at wembley, typical city to little to late. All them people leaving though, I remember seeing one bloke in front of me going mental at them all.
Win or lose I was staying to at least clap them off the pitch for some of the football they had played that season was the best Id ever seen.
We never leave before the final whistle.
We had our grandson, who was about 2 1/2 at the time, so even though I felt like crying, I thought I had to smile to keep his spirits up, though I'm certain he could sense the atmosphere in the ground. And then when Sergio scored, we went absolutely fucking mental, he must have wondered what the fuck was going on.
I remember trying to buy the last two tickets in the ground and the lap top crashed, left me with one when I logged on again. Was up in CB level 3 and was gutted I couldn't get onto the pitch.
Turns out my brother watched it in Mary Ds and got in the ground at the end and was a lot closer to seeing the trophy lifted than I was.
We're in CBL3, so obviously had no chance of getting on to the pitch. But what a great view of everybody who did!
Mrs Vienna took some great photos of the celebrations and they come up on the screen saver on my laptop regularly.
We're in CBL3, so obviously had no chance of getting on to the pitch. But what a great view of everybody who did!
Mrs Vienna took some great photos of the celebrations and they come up on the screen saver on my laptop regularly.
My lad and I are in EL3 so we had the same issue. Overall, we both said that we would take the best view of the game over 19 matches over the chance to be on the pitch at the end of the season.
But it did look mint :)
I'm in 304, and I wanted them off the pitch so I could see the presentation.It certainly did!
Exact same thought presume it was me trying to see some positive in the shitstorm that was heading my way.When Edin scored, my immediate reaction was, well at least we've preserved our unbeaten record at home for the season.
Miserable bastard!!!I'm in 304, and I wanted them off the pitch so I could see the presentation.
Before you say "miserable bastard", I must point out that I was one of the first to shake Bert Trautman's hand at the end of his testimonial in 1964, and also on the pich at Newcastle in 1968. I'm too old for that shit now, and my carer was waiting!