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redblood said:
One of the worst ten days of my life.
Flew home to England to take my Dad to Wembley once again, in the hope that we would both fulfil our dreams and die happy men
only to witness that late goal.
I don't see him often, living on opposite sides of the world and I was so much looking forward to painting the town ( London ) red with him.
He was so " pig sick " that he didn't want to go out for the night and I consoled myself with a few beers and dinner alone.

Worse even than that. I had only just booked the trip for the game and was to fly back to Australia in the coming day or so and hadn't given
it a moments thought about the possibilities of a replay.

I had to watch the replay in a pub in Sydney and things went from bad to worse and once again, I hadn't given a moments thought to the
possibilities, that, I, might get into a fight.
But that's another story for another day.

COME ON BORO
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I felt sick to the bottom of my stomach and apart from the 3 points disaster that last minute of extra time equaliser put a stake in our hearts that doomed us in the replay/FA Cup and all the way to Leeds . We were broken and I’m still not over it 😓

ps Sorry to be a doom monger but it’s good to talk to let the pain out 😳
 
Borobarmy said:
I felt sick to the bottom of my stomach and apart from the 3 points disaster that last minute of extra time equaliser put a stake in our hearts that doomed us in the replay/FA Cup and all the way to Leeds . We were broken and I’m still not over it 😓
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I don't think I have ever experienced such elation and total depression during a single game.
 
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They were both devastating but to me Leeds away on the last day with TLF sat on the grass on the final whistle sobbing , was the final straw . My mates and I all five of us never spoke a word in the car all the way home 😪
 
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