where were u when we were 2-0 down to gillingham

blueskies2 said:
Slightly later I was watching Liam Gallagher who was in an exec box going mental.
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i was sat higher up around about here maybe slightly more to the left. i was about 6 or 7 and i remember everyone looking at Liam going absolutely crazy lol
 
Slumped in my seat at Wembley,ready to end it all. Even the first goal going in didn't help, it just seemd to make things worst, and then slowly I managed to get back onto my feet and witness something that to this day is as fresh in my mid as though it was yesterday.... and whatever the future brings will be difficult to top that feeling.
 
What a day.. I spent the week before in London at my mates who is/was a Gillingham fan (now an avid blue, watches all the games on line in Perth Aus). My dad at the time was a director at Whites so David got us some club tickets to watch the game. My old man drove down and met us at the ground, we went into the Hilton and had a free bar and a mega fancy meal for fook all. We had curly watts and Mark/Lard sat on our table, with Oasis on the next one. Got a free prog then walked to the game, sat in the exec seats all leather and warm and watched the whole game from there.
We went two nil down and as i walked out we got one back, couldnt get back in so ran down the way to the Hilton and watched the pens on the screen with the staff. After the game we had another free meal etc and the players came in and everyone went mad! The papers the next day went mad cos the ref had joined us in the Hotel and Gill's cried foul play. Remember kissing Horlock and jumping up and down with Rosler (was at the game and after party) Will never forget that day, I cried with joy all the way home... The Scum had done the imposible in Barca 6 days earlier and we had done it to less than a week later, the Mirror the next morning had us front and back with the banner "anything you can do we can do better" still got it stored away somewhere. Wow memories.
CTID.
 
Wembley. Too stunned to move, thinking about the crap teams we'd have to play again next season, then it went mental.
 
Dunno the block number but I was to the players' left as they came out of the tunnel. Weirdly I can remember watching the ball go in but after that I have a block until about 2-3 mins later when my dad came back (he'd fallen down the aisle and some bloke we didn't know was hugging him)
 
Sat in a prison cell in Portland, Dorset, crying.
I then proceeded to go absolutely f*&"£$%g mental when we pulled it back to 2-2, and got 14 days added on to my sentence!!!!!
 

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