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Have a drink.
Imodium (loperamide) is your friend. I bought 30 for £2.35 a week ago. You’re coming over as an amateur Chucks. I’m surprised - you being ex-services an all.Just had my first nervous poo. It’s gonna be a rough 24 hours. My body is going to hate me after this, whatever the result.
Early to bed in case Poch decides he wants me to start
COME ON YOU SPURS!!!!
Believe
COME ON YOU SPURS!!!!
Believe
Ex-Services I may be, but I was in the RAF, so not as professional as you may think.
Unless I’m in a 5-Star hotel quaffing the finest Chateau-neuf, I’ve got no hope.
I can't believe it's tomorrow, this is such a huge moment for our club and the biggest moment I have ever experienced as a supporter in my lifetime.
We have a chance to make history and I hope we do it, I really do. COYS!
We have a chance to make history and I hope we do it, I really do. COYS!
Being a spurs fan has been an incredible journey. Tomorrow is the biggest day of my footballing life and possibly my existence. I’m excited ... yet nervous, proud yet in utter disbelief, speechless at how far we’ve come since my journey began. I feel so lucky to support such an incredible team.
Unlike many of you, I have no family ties to the club. I started following the team in 05/06 in the good old BMJ days and have watched pretty much most games since. I’m not sure what it was, but I fell in love with the club instantly. I grew up in Pakistan and would watch spurs on TV over there. Luckily moved over here soon after.
It’s been a lonely, somewhat zen-like experience. None of my friends support Tottenham.... my family don’t even watch football. What this club has done for me is indescribable - the emotional attachment is hard to describe and has helped fill many a void in my life.
I remember the Stalteri goal against West Ham, the Woodgate LC final header, Danny Rose’s premier league debut, the AVB drubbings, Sherwoods era...
Yet this is the pinnacle. Nothing can eclipse this moment. I’m so incredibly proud, irrespective of what happens. If we do win it will be the happiest moment of my life. I’m trying to keep my expectations in check because I know how far we’ve come.
This moment is everything.
Unlike many of you, I have no family ties to the club. I started following the team in 05/06 in the good old BMJ days and have watched pretty much most games since. I’m not sure what it was, but I fell in love with the club instantly. I grew up in Pakistan and would watch spurs on TV over there. Luckily moved over here soon after.
It’s been a lonely, somewhat zen-like experience. None of my friends support Tottenham.... my family don’t even watch football. What this club has done for me is indescribable - the emotional attachment is hard to describe and has helped fill many a void in my life.
I remember the Stalteri goal against West Ham, the Woodgate LC final header, Danny Rose’s premier league debut, the AVB drubbings, Sherwoods era...
Yet this is the pinnacle. Nothing can eclipse this moment. I’m so incredibly proud, irrespective of what happens. If we do win it will be the happiest moment of my life. I’m trying to keep my expectations in check because I know how far we’ve come.
This moment is everything.
Well I’ve dispensed my advice. If you want to shit yourself, shit away. Personally, with everything that’s going to be going on, it’s one bodily function I can do without. I’m currently looking for an anti-vomit pill, but I fear I’ve left it to late.Ex-Services I may be, but I was in the RAF, so not as professional as you may think.
Unless I’m in a 5-Star hotel quaffing the finest Chateau-neuf, I’ve got no hope.
Appreciate the advice! Look after yourself, Joe, see you on the other side. :dierpochhug:Well I’ve dispensed my advice. If you want to shit yourself, shit away. Personally, with everything that’s going to be going on, it’s one bodily function I can do without. I’m currently looking for an anti-vomit pill, but I fear I’ve left it to late.
If we lose the other side will probably be a 5 year self-imposed exile in Haiti - I have a mad aunt there.
As my last Orgonite lost some life-force, yet now we hear Poch calling on the team to embrace it, here are my recent creations (tests really).
According to the man who is (was) considered the most energy sensitive on Earth (Laozu), my work has some of the finest Chi output.
This means we win, scoring 4
It's written. How on Earth else can you explain the synchronicity
According to the man who is (was) considered the most energy sensitive on Earth (Laozu), my work has some of the finest Chi output.
This means we win, scoring 4
It's written. How on Earth else can you explain the synchronicity
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As my last Orgonite lost some life-force, yet now we hear Poch calling on the team to embrace it, here are my recent creations (tests really).
By the man who is (was) considered the most energy sensitive on Earth (Laozu), my work has some of the finest Chi output.
This means we win, scoring 4
Those are some weird looking nipples.
Nnnnnnnnnnnnooooooooooo!!!!!All those going to the Stadium, we’re all going to be on our phones during the game, calling each other cunts in the match thread, right?
I'm in...
This is not the time for denial. If you can’t have a drink on the eve of a European Cup Final, when can you have one? Strong drink was invented for times like these.