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Blue tinted optimist⭐🦐
One of my two lads had a work appointment in Wimbledon and did say before the game that he would be leaving early if the result was obvious... he stayed for extra time and would have stayed for the pens if it had been 0-0, however, Wycombe were making such a meal of everything and time wasting you just knew that we would be unlikely to get the ball long enough to mount an attack and score.
Then we got the free kick out wide on the left... we were all in the box... my mate said "If we don't score here, we're done. We won't get the ball back long enough to score as there's only a couple of minutes left."
Worst free kick ever.
So, seconds later as we entered the second minute of added on time, my son said "I'm gonna make a move, I'm already late for the appointment and I'll get caught in the tube rush if I don't."
I think he had just about made the steps when we scored.
He hasn't seen us win for 2 seasons (he only comes along occasionally) and the last game he saw was home v Chester in the FA Cup, so he is convinced that we scored BECAUSE he left.
I was gutted for him because that final moment, that roar, that emotion was just awesome and impossible to replicate; it will probably never happen again for us. And he missed it.
My other lad was going absolutely mental. They have both been brought up SUFC fans but neither have the money to come along much now and consequently they have been swayed by the lure of the TV and Prem, plus other members of the family who support West Ham. However, I think last Saturday has brought him back to primarily being a Shrimper.
As Chris Kamara would say... "Unbelievable Jeff."
Then we got the free kick out wide on the left... we were all in the box... my mate said "If we don't score here, we're done. We won't get the ball back long enough to score as there's only a couple of minutes left."
Worst free kick ever.
So, seconds later as we entered the second minute of added on time, my son said "I'm gonna make a move, I'm already late for the appointment and I'll get caught in the tube rush if I don't."
I think he had just about made the steps when we scored.
He hasn't seen us win for 2 seasons (he only comes along occasionally) and the last game he saw was home v Chester in the FA Cup, so he is convinced that we scored BECAUSE he left.
I was gutted for him because that final moment, that roar, that emotion was just awesome and impossible to replicate; it will probably never happen again for us. And he missed it.
My other lad was going absolutely mental. They have both been brought up SUFC fans but neither have the money to come along much now and consequently they have been swayed by the lure of the TV and Prem, plus other members of the family who support West Ham. However, I think last Saturday has brought him back to primarily being a Shrimper.
As Chris Kamara would say... "Unbelievable Jeff."