Brightwell Bros.
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I feel like I've just had the best meal I've ever had, but I'll still be hungry for breakfast tomorrow.
Remind me to wear one of my South Korea jerseys when I next grace The City of Manchester stadium.Our club and owners from North Korea?
A goal at White Hart Lane and I'll be euphoric.One more monkey off the back - a victory against the PL charges (in the unlikely event it concludes during the next 12 months). It will feel like a trophy in itself...other trophies would be a bonus ;)
What separates the great from legends is that legends never feel they have reached the pinnacle. There is always another goal to be reached. The next few years will determine if all associated with the club are satiated and content to bask in glory. This of course would be fully understandable. On the other hand there may still be the desire to continue the drive forward. Win back to back European titles or secure the magical four in a row. Personally I will die happy whatever happens.I’ve said this to a few people since coming home.
Since getting back I feel completely different. Not like a weight has been lifted per se, but an innate weird feeling like the pinnacle has been reached. Maybe along the lines of “What next?” Or “Nothing will ever top this.”
Sounds absolutely ridiculous I know. But in someways it’s like I feel completely differently towards everything. I blame Nevizade and its capturing of souls on that Friday and Saturday night.