blue roo
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Locked in the stadium for over an hour after the final whistle I was gutted , absolutely flat . Then a moment of consolation crossed my mind , at least it saves me from sharing a weekend in Paris with a load of dippers.
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Where would you rank last night in terms of disappointments?
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Bar having to listen to the usual ill informed bellends spouting their goading toss, I really couldn't care less. Even then, I've mastered the art of sitting quietly and nodding along with whatever they say with a smile on my face
...and if they question further "so do you want Pep out then?" I resort to the "Do you know, I hadn't even thought about that, but I will do now and get back to you".
Seems to deflate them somewhat - to the point where not one of them has ever enquired about my considered opinion of whatever they spouted off about was.
...and if they question further "so do you want Pep out then?" I resort to the "Do you know, I hadn't even thought about that, but I will do now and get back to you".
Seems to deflate them somewhat - to the point where not one of them has ever enquired about my considered opinion of whatever they spouted off about was.
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Bluemanc100
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I was distraught last night as I was contemplating going to the final again to get the Porto result out of my system but this morning the pain had subsided a little and I’ll consider it a game of very fine margins (e.g. the Grealish attempt that was only stopped by a stud).
As long as we win the League and the cult are prevented from doing the unthinkable then I’ll be happy
As long as we win the League and the cult are prevented from doing the unthinkable then I’ll be happy
Dirty Harry
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Luton by far !
Already knew we were down in 98 with a few games to go, even before watching Pollocks own goal unfold before my eyes on the Kippax level with the 18 yard line.
Last night, knew as soon as Madrid equalised we were done and would have happily gone to bed and put my house on the result.
Already knew we were down in 98 with a few games to go, even before watching Pollocks own goal unfold before my eyes on the Kippax level with the 18 yard line.
Last night, knew as soon as Madrid equalised we were done and would have happily gone to bed and put my house on the result.
The day before my birthday. What a bummer:(This was bad but not as bad as the Luton relegation match in 1983.
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This is worse than last year as then we were beaten by the better team on the night. To outplay your opponents over two legs and lose in that manner is totally sickening. I rank it alongside '96 as the worst moment (I was too young in '83).
Fred_Quimby
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Luton
Chippy_boy
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The Michael Owen winner after 20 minutes of extra "Fergie Time" was pretty awful.
But the worse for me was the CL final last year. That was just unforgivably, ridiculously shite. We should NEVER have fucked that up like we did.
But the worse for me was the CL final last year. That was just unforgivably, ridiculously shite. We should NEVER have fucked that up like we did.
This was bad but not as bad as the Luton relegation match in 1983.
This.
Every single relegation was a bigger disappointment. Plus the FA Cup 4-2 loss against Spurs at Maine Road in 91 or 92. We didn't often get chances to win something and I thought that could have been our year.
We know now we'll get another chance at the Champions League next year. Plus the league is still doable!