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enudzioenudzio Posts: 2,932
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what is the most happy or sad you have felt during or after a football match


the happiest i have been is in the 2007/2008 season when we beat Sunderland 2-0 to secure our survival that season , it was just a fantastic day , the worst i have felt was when we drew 1-1 vs Everton last season , we were heading for a 1-0 win at their place when in the 94th minute they grabbed an equaliser.
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    Big Boy BarryBig Boy Barry Posts: 35,449
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    When the mighty Billingham Synthonia drew 0-0 with Barcelona D (Barcelona's under 11 girl's team) in a friendly.
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    celesticelesti Posts: 26,054
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    I remember watching Finding Nemo after a particularly blistering 1-1 draw. You're rooting for the happy ending even though you've seen it so many time already.
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    Joey BoswellJoey Boswell Posts: 25,141
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    When Manchester United beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League Final. emotional just a bit. :D
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    mattlewis86mattlewis86 Posts: 657
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    enudzio wrote: »
    what is the most happy or sad you have felt during or after a football match


    the happiest i have been is in the 2007/2008 season when we beat Sunderland 2-0 to secure our survival that season , it was just a fantastic day , the worst i have felt was when we drew 1-1 vs Everton last season , we were heading for a 1-0 win at their place when in the 94th minute they grabbed an equaliser.

    Being a Liverpool fan it has to be Istanbul for me, 3-0 down at half time to a Milan team on fire, somehow winning, good grief beer was flying all over the place, people jumping all over the place and each other lol doubt ill see anything like that again!
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    NorthernNinnyNorthernNinny Posts: 18,412
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    Joey Boswell wrote: »
    When Manchester United beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League Final. emotional just a bit. :D

    My daughter was born a month earlier so my hormones were all over the place. Let's say I was as giddy as a Kipper.

    My other half was at the Nou Camp(the jammy sod) so I watched it alone. I was rather miffed I wasn't there.

    :):)
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    CoenCoen Posts: 5,711
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    In terms of just emotion, probably being in the away end at Forest v Leeds a couple of days after Gary Speed died and singing his name for 11 minutes.
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    BomoLadBomoLad Posts: 17,821
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    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    My daughter was born a month earlier so my hormones were all over the place. Let's say I was as giddy as a Kipper.

    My other half was at the Nou Camp(the jammy sod) so I watched it alone. I was rather miffed I wasn't there.

    :):)

    I thought you were a man
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    Echo 99 CL final. Watched it in a pub with a friends girlfriend due to a strange set of circumstances. She likes football but isn't a man utd fan but she was in floods of tears at the end just through the whole roller coaster of it. I was pretty much beside myself!
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    HeavenlyHeavenly Posts: 31,915
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    There have been a few but my top one would have to be

    Winning the league for the first time in 50 years. I was at the stadium in the shed end bar as I couldn't get a ticket. There was a lock in, we were playing Bolton. Frank was amazing and scored both goals. When that final whistle went, the place went mad and I saw a fair few big bald men with tattoos crying like babies. It was an amazing experience which I will never ever forget.
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    NorthernNinnyNorthernNinny Posts: 18,412
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    BomoLad wrote: »
    I thought you were a man

    How rude!!!:D:D:D
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    How rude!!!:D:D:D

    We share a thread with a Man Utd female whose username is a Liverpudlian male sit-com character....

    Its a wonder we know what day of the week it is!
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    lordOfTimelordOfTime Posts: 22,398
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    The only time i've ever cried as a football fan was the 4-3 96 game. Liverpool/Newcastle. Coming back to 3-3 then losing again at the death.... gutting. :D:D
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    NorthernNinnyNorthernNinny Posts: 18,412
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    Cantona07 wrote: »
    We share a thread with a Man Utd female whose username is a Liverpudlian male sit-com character....

    Its a wonder we know what day of the week it is!

    Wasn't the bloke that played that character a mancunian?:cool:
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    Wasn't the bloke that played that character a mancunian?:cool:

    Aw bloody hell, you're not helping!!
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    Joey BoswellJoey Boswell Posts: 25,141
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    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    Wasn't the bloke that played that character a mancunian?:cool:[/QUote

    Was he Ninny I never knew that :confused::o
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    NorthernNinnyNorthernNinny Posts: 18,412
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    Joey Boswell wrote: »
    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    Wasn't the bloke that played that character a mancunian?:cool:[/QUote

    Was he Ninny I never knew that :confused::o

    I think he was a mancunian that grew up in London. I did like Bread, they don't make sitcoms like that any more.:(
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    I think he was a mancunian that grew up in London. I did like Bread, they don't make sitcoms like that any more.:(

    You are right he was born in Manchester. Every day's a school day!
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    NorthernNinnyNorthernNinny Posts: 18,412
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    lordOfTime wrote: »
    The only time i've ever cried as a football fan was the 4-3 96 game. Liverpool/Newcastle. Coming back to 3-3 then losing again at the death.... gutting. :D:D

    Meanwhile the red half of Manchester were sheding tears of joy.:)
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    NorthernNinnyNorthernNinny Posts: 18,412
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    Joey Boswell wrote: »
    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    Wasn't the bloke that played that character a mancunian?:cool:[/QUote

    Was he Ninny I never knew that :confused::o

    Going off the topic I bet you didn't know John Thaw was a mancunian. The sweeney was classic telly.

    These young uns on here don't know what they've missed.:o
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    Joey BoswellJoey Boswell Posts: 25,141
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    NorthernNinny wrote: »
    Meanwhile the red half of Manchester were sheding tears of joy.:)

    Your not kidding :D:D
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    Unigal07Unigal07 Posts: 22,326
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    Ahem... back on topic... ;)

    Half time Champions League Final 2005... and then after the penalties the same game. I've never known a rollercoaster of emotion like it. Crazy.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,849
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    I cried when Newcastle got relegated lol

    but was so happy when they beat United 3-0 this season :D
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    FuddFudd Posts: 167,092
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    Ipswich v Newcastle a couple of years ago. Not because of the match (we lost 4-0) but because of the beautiful half time tribute to the great Sir Bobby Robson after his death.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcscUA1H648&=

    EDIT: I think Laura Wright, who's singing on this clip, is who will be singing Abide With Me/the National anthem before tomorrow's FA Cup final.
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    batdude_uk1batdude_uk1 Posts: 78,722
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    When Manchester United won the Champions League in 2008, as it was the 50th year since the Munich Air Crash happened, and you could see how emotional, and how much it meant to Sir Bobby.
    I just couldn't stop crying all night, partly out of joy, and partly out of sorrow.
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    Lindy_LoueLindy_Loue Posts: 9,874
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    When England beat Argentina in the 2000 World Cup (I think that's the right year). I watched it on my own, having bunked off work (ahem) and to put it mildly, I got a lot of frustration out of my system that day :D
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