I have only seen us win twice at Chelsea,both times behind enemy lines - in2002 and last year on New Year's Eve.Stand up when we score, adopt a look of exasperation, let all the joy express itself in your eyebrows, and rush off to the bogs for a celebratory squeal.Last year I started a chorus of booing at the back of the west stand when it was 3-1 to us, which was picked up by a few fans in front of me and then spread around the ground. It was both cathartic and absolutely fucking hilarious as the fans who had been hailing Drogba when he scored their penalty turned and started calling him a donkey,saying he had no pride. I assume they were saying the same after their final v Bayern...
Quote from: l_mckay on December 19, 2012, 10:57:31 PMI was in the Liverpool end last Saturday it was bloody horrible,the day could have been twice as good if I was in the away end,sat there quiet as a mouse the whole 90 minutes and listened to them moaning the whole time I think I would have took some immense, sadistic pleasure from this.
I was in the Liverpool end last Saturday it was bloody horrible,the day could have been twice as good if I was in the away end,sat there quiet as a mouse the whole 90 minutes and listened to them moaning the whole time
Quote from: Chipsticks on December 19, 2012, 10:59:33 PMQuote from: l_mckay on December 19, 2012, 10:57:31 PMI was in the Liverpool end last Saturday it was bloody horrible,the day could have been twice as good if I was in the away end,sat there quiet as a mouse the whole 90 minutes and listened to them moaning the whole time I think I would have took some immense, sadistic pleasure from this.I stood right at the back of the old Kop in, I think, 89 when we were battling it out at the top of the league with them. Very difficult when we scored first as it was such a crucial goal. Ended 1-1 I think and for some reason I visualise Staunton scoring for us but can that be right?
I was stood on the Kop at St Andrews in 1987 when Garry Thompson scored 2 to beat Blues. I didn't really celebrate either goal that much...just dug my fingernails into the palms of my hands!I enjoyed it in the same way you'd enjoy being held hostage by Al Qaeda.
Quote from: richard moore on December 20, 2012, 11:45:10 AMQuote from: Chipsticks on December 19, 2012, 10:59:33 PMQuote from: l_mckay on December 19, 2012, 10:57:31 PMI was in the Liverpool end last Saturday it was bloody horrible,the day could have been twice as good if I was in the away end,sat there quiet as a mouse the whole 90 minutes and listened to them moaning the whole time I think I would have took some immense, sadistic pleasure from this.I stood right at the back of the old Kop in, I think, 89 when we were battling it out at the top of the league with them. Very difficult when we scored first as it was such a crucial goal. Ended 1-1 I think and for some reason I visualise Staunton scoring for us but can that be right? Ian Olney. Great goal. I was in the kop myself and I'm sure I remember seeing someone in a Villa scarf in there.