Crying At Football

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  1. dreamboy3000

    dreamboy3000 Well-Known Member

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    dreamboy3000, Mar 13, 2012
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    I filled up when we got to the Premiership and often do at minutes silence. As for crying because your team lost, I don't take a result that seriously.
     
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    'thereev' Banned Idiot

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    Cry every time we are at home a lately......garbage

    hth
     
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    I think if you've been following a club for years and years, then you get promoted its understandable. But crying cause you're losing to Swansea is fu.king tragic.
     
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    I felt like crying when Special Kay missed that one on one against Cardiff. Instead I went incandescant with rage. I don't think I've truly got over that.
     
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    Never to the extreme as seen on telly, but welled up at Filbert Street when relegated (aged 17) and at Wembley play-off final defeat (aged 19). Just told my Dad to head off I'd see him on the coach in a bit when I'd calmed down!

    More stunned when got relegated by Norwich
     
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    Same here.

    I cried when we got promoted to the Prem I think, just a little tear and me and me dad had an emotional moment when we got back to this division.
     
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    Had tears in my eyes twice

    End of the Bradford match and the infamous Willard Liverpool game when there was a very real danger of me actually exploding.
     
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    It is quite frankly pathetic to cry over football.
     
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    An Englishman does not cry when his team loses.

    Grow up boy.
     
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    Re: Had tears in my eyes twice

    Same here. I was so angry that day.
     
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    Cardiff. And on blower wi mi Dad after we beat Chelsea where I seem to recall I said:

    'we've f.cking done it fatha, we've f.cking done it' repeatedly for abart 5 minutes.
     
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    Re: Had tears in my eyes twice

    Got emotional after the Bradford game, didn't cry though.
    Worst I've felt at a game, for being completely dejected was the Norwich home game when we got relegated, I was just slumped in my seat for about 10 mins, not crying but just trying to take it in, I felt numb.
     
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    Well said that man

    Good grief, we're not French ... get it together people, its embarassing!
     
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    'thereev' Banned Idiot

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    Re: Had tears in my eyes twice

    if keefy dunt get his act together you might be doin it again

    come on keefy get em going ffs
     
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  16. Redstar

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    Re: Had tears in my eyes twice

    That Norwich game, christ, just so so empty afterwards. Alaways remember the Ora band came back. I don't think many were impressed with that one.
     
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    Re: Had tears in my eyes twice

    Had tears in my eyes after the Cardiff play off final but my son was only a week old and the emotion got to me.
     
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    Re: Had tears in my eyes twice


    Yawn!!!
     
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    I remember jumping up and down celebrating one minute as it was announced we'd got into the play offs, then a rather coy announcement was made saying it was no longer the case. I sat down on the terrace and cried my eyes out!
     
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    Relegation against Norwich

    I just felt empty or "Gutted" may be a more appropriate word.
     
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