How did you feel right now ten years ago

[Storer68]

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[*Gullsworth*]

I felt 35

 

[FalmerforAll!**]

Reinelt

 

[surrey jim]

Reinelt

you felt reinelt :safeway

 

[unnameable]

Sick with relief...and beer.

 

[Nemesis]

As happy as I could remember being an Albion fan but as the driver I had to restrict my alcohol intake so after a couple of beers in that pub by the roundabout I was desperate to get home so I could polish of the champagne I'd left in the fridge as the starter for the piss up of the century.

I didn't disappoint myself...adrenaline, relief and loads of beer=a pretty good evening Not even the thought of us being homeless took the edge off of that evening.

 

[bhafc]

younger

 

[British Bulldog]

I felt 35

35 what?

 

[DC Rules]

I felt 35

So did I...don't remember seeing you there when I was feeling it!?!?!?

 

[Skaville]

Drunk and eager to get back on it. We broke down on the way home. Sadly, it happened to be outside a pub and a curry house...

 

[British Bulldog]

10 years ago today I was very grateful to the lifeguards at waders swimming pool in shoreham, The staff at Worthing A&E and the staff at Guys hospital and everyone else involved in saving my nephews life. God bless you all.

 

[Jimbo26]

Enjoying about my 10th beer talking about the game, which we'd listened to on a small radio in my local. f***ing long day that was !!

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

Drunk - but not at the game - was at a wedding - I've told the story before about listening on a radio and jumping up in the middle of the speeches when RR scored...

 

[Screaming J]

We went out for the afternoon to try and take my mind of it.

Both my two boys were quite young and liked steam trains and things so we went to a steam fair in Flixton, G Manchester. As soon as we got there they wanted a ride on a minature Railway. When we got off my wife noticed the name of the engine - 'Seagull'. "That's a good omen" she says, reducing me to a quivering jelly of nervousness and superstition.

Then we see the most enormous traction engine you've ever seen belching smoke and blowing its whistle. Its name? 'Albion'. By now I am in a complete state and am shaking with fear and my wife has to drive home.

We got home at 16:45 and I couldn't bear to put the telly on. I went upstairs and hid under the duvet saying 'tell me when its all over'. By now I am reduced to a gibbering wreck.

Then there is a shout up the stairs "ITS A DRAW! ITS A DRAW". I run downstairs and make the nearly marriage-dooming comment "are you sure?"

Tears, shouts, chants, screaming, the lot. Later I go into St Helens to buy Champagne dressed from head to foot in Seagulls gear. Everyone looks at me as if I am utterly mad as the rest of the Town is dressed in Red and White and getting completely pissed - they are celebrating the Rugby League team winning the Challenge Cup at Wembley on the same afternoon. But as I had something to celebrate too I got on fine with those I encountered once I explained myself!

I cannot think of the day without going into a cold sweat.

 

[seagurn]

Was on my way back stopped @ Cheltenham of all places and drunk got drunk and watched the Bruno/Tyson fight.

and

 

[Basil Fawlty]

I was estastic, unbelivable day. I've never felt so much tension and nerves in my life before.

ROBBIE REINALT=

 

[clapham_gull]

What I remember of that day more than anything is hearing ALBION, ALBION, ALBION at Paddington station on getting back.

Echoeing along the platform it was (in all honestly) a spiritual experience that I will take to my grave.

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

Later I go into St Helens to buy Champagne dressed from head to foot in Seagulls gear. Everyone looks at me as if I am utterly mad as the rest of the Town is dressed in Red and White and getting completely pissed - they are celebrating the Rugby League team winning the Challenge Cup at Wembley on the same afternoon. But as I had something to celebrate too I got on fine with those I encountered once I explained myself!

I'd was actually at that game trying to keep upto date with the Brighton score via the radio. I was in the Bradford end so you can imagine the looks I got, from unhappy Bulls fans, as I jumped up and down cheering as I found out the score. I quickly got out of the stadium on the train back to Brighton and down the pub to celebrate with friends all night long.

 

[glasfryn]

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nervy then what happened above

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Very drunk on champagne from that ASDA next to Hereford station.