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Tommo72

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:eek::eek::eek::eek::emoji_clap:Literally LOL

Great to hear the passion and excitement, I’m almost as bad but I have to sit down for ten mins after and I’m only 45...

If anybody wants to own up to it being them.....:eek::emoji_clap:
 

skybluegod

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Regret not going to this now...With pennies tight decided to give it a miss, but regretting it now...
 

Esoterica

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That's really funny. The look on that stewards face at 34 seconds too is classic - he's not got a clue what's happening in front of him!
 

CovisGod

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I'm exactly the same,

I still celebrate every goal like we've just won the Champions League. Can't help it. And I'm not an overly excitable person, it's just football that does it to me
 

Nick

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I'm exactly the same,

I still celebrate every goal like we've just won the Champions League. Can't help it. And I'm not an overly excitable person, it's just football that does it to me

I do the same, can't think of any other circumstance where I would jump up shouting and jumping about like when we score!
 

Nick

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If you're jumping up and down after having sex with MY wife you were clearly at the wrong house.

I was angry because she tried to get out of paying me ;)

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westcountry_skyblue

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Spottted myself in that,Nice to see how much close up the players care!!!
 

King of the Lesbians

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Am I the only person who can see a lot of these videos embedded in tweets?
Get a whirly thing for a bit and then "the media could not be played".
 

Nick

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I was close to being like that one game, with a block to myself at a JPT game when I think it was George Thomas went just wide. I was convinced it was in and went batshit mental, everybody else just looked at me.
 

jimmyhillsfanclub

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I was close to being like that one game, with a block to myself at a JPT game when I think it was George Thomas went just wide. I was convinced it was in and went batshit mental, everybody else just looked at me.

Been there mate.......but worse....

1998 I worked in Edinburgh......watching England v Argies in the boozer......went mental when Sol Campbell headed the winner......it was a good 20 seconds until we realized it was disallowed & the whole pub were laughing at us .....bitter jocks right in my face.......I had to leave immediately......took my pint with me, straight into the pub over the road.
 

Paxman II

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The passion of the players matches the support. The team is growing and after last night this has just grown another 20%.
These supporters are important to this team away from home. They know you are there and appreciate it by showing you as they did here.
Everyone's on the same page.
 

Otis

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...apart from all the stuff that is lifted from here & passed off as exclusives in the local rags.....

5 things we learned about Otis' wife: An exclusive report by Canley Gilbert.
1. She's f**king mental
2. There's absolutely no logic to her f**king mental-ness
3. Her f**king mental-ness knows no bounds
4. Everyday she surpasses her previous f**king mental state.
5. Did I mention she's f**king mental?

My daughter has only just started air cadets, 3rd week coming up. Missus has never been up there yet, but she has told me that she no longer wants our girl to go because 'there will be too many lesbians there.'

Without even talking to our daughter about it, she has rang her mum and her sister in Russia to tell them our daughter has actually quit air cadets. She has now told me that for the next 5 years or whatever it is I cannot mention air cadets and our daughter can never be seen in any kind of uniform while my missus is on Skype and I mustn't ever share any photos with her family of her online, doing any sort of parade or Remembrance Day service, or camp, or awards ceremony etc.

He family are coming over here next summer for 3 weeks. How I am going to explain where we are going when I take our daughter IN uniform to air cadets (cos that's what we have been instructed to do) twice a week for the 3 weeks?

The logic is astounding. The way she thinks is staggering.

She also said 'I don't want her standing on the parade ground in the pouring rain like she did last week.'

'What are you talking about?' says I. 'It wasn't even raining last week when she went!'

'I know' she says.

WTAF!

Just dropped her off for work now and I said our daughter is going to the funfair on Saturday and that she will have to drop her off as I am going to the game.

'What? She shouldn't go. Why is she going to go in this cold and rain?'

' You're right,' I replied, ' because it is now 4.45am on THURSDAY and it's a little drizzly, that means that on SATURDAY afternoon at 2pm it will obviously also be raining!! Oh and by the way, it is not even cold and has been mild all week!!!' (she never ever checks the weather forecast, so will have absolutely no idea whatsoever about Saturday's outlook.)


Did I mention she's f**king mental?
 

Great_Expectations

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Just look at the passion from the team when celebrating as well. Especially stokes.

Yes I agree, it's brilliant to see. I noticed the same on Saturday when we scored the first, every outfield player sprinted to celebrate with Jones, it shows a great togetherness which is exactly what a promotion chasing team needs.

I didn't get that feeling at all last year, where as this year I get the impression they'd support each other no matter what.
 

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