jaycey said:tonyspurs said:Have to admit as a young man I hated Arsenal with every bone in my body, I wouldn't even wear or own anything with red in it :icon_rolleyes:
It would take me weeks to get over a defeat, but as they say the older you get the wiser you become and other things become as important and more important than a game of football, don't get me wrong I still want to beat them and hate losing to them and I'll support any team playing them.
still have my season ticket and attend games home and some away although I refused to shell out the £62 Arsenal wanted for a tkt!,but these days by the time I get home I'm over the disappointment even the 0-5 spanking by the Scousers! .. Well ok I had to sleep on that one:icon_sad:
Anyway without sounding like an old fart (which I'm not:icon_razzbut football was better before Sky,premier league,champions Lge and oil barons
And it sickens me to see a great competition like the FA Cup become 2nd rate with teams putting out weakened sides and the Semi finals & Final being played at stupid o'clock :icon_mad: personally I would sooner win the FA Cup than finish 4th
It's all about winning trophies,my memories of 1981,82 & 91 cup final wins 1984 UEFA cup final win and beating Chelsea in the League cup final will last longer than remembering finishing 4th!
Couldn't believe they only allocated us 5,000 tickets for the game? A few thousand more Yids there would have made all the difference :icon_lol:
It was interesting growing up in my house with Dad supporting the Hammers, Bruv supporting the Gooners and Mum supporting Man U :-/
I stuck to my guns though and often stood up the shelf on my own :icon_cry2:
I have to agree with you though, money is killing our beloved game.
COYS!
tonyspurs said:This is what happens when ignorant dimwits get carried away with hate:icon_rolleyes:
Tall_Paul said:We're having an unbelievable run at the moment, and have got Hull in the semi's now! I don't fancy us to beat them, but I didn't fancy us beating Fulham, Villa or Charlton either.
What's really sweet is our bitterest rivals (Wednesday) blew the chance of a Sheffield derby. To quote a mate, Thornbridge Ales have brewed a Sheffield Wednesday beer. It's pretty bitter and they bottled it a couple of weeks ago.
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