i was in tears outside the pub opposite liverpool street station.

ok ladies maybe some took the crying to seriously.

when my eyes slightly water up i call it crying. hope that has cleared it up..

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

It is possible to have passion and a sense of perspective.

Originally Posted by Camel

i'll buy you a bunch of flowers and it will all be alright

For the record, I am not despairing tonight. I was never anywhere close to tears. It wasn't that kind of game.

I do think it's fair enough to do so after some matches though.

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

That makes you an even bigger @#%&! in my eyes.


In a pub full of people, on the internet, and then crying at full time hoping someone else will kick off on the people who've wound you up...


In fact, I'm sensing you may be an elaborate WUM on the scale of ABAF. Surely NOBODY could be as big a @#%&! as this in reality...

it was a bar actually.

about 25 people.

i was at a lecture so not exactly with anyone i knew.

ill take you through my evening.

got into the bar on the conrner of london wall.

watched the first half with this asian man who kept talking to me and annoying the £#%&! out of me.
at half time i told my gf not to call me until after the game.
went to geta chilled red bull.

sat down on this delighful sofa.
went on the forum a bit
watched the game up until the 80th minute.

sarted walking towards liverpool street station. got there and in the pub accross the road just watched the rest of the game.


im a @#%&! in your eyes.
compliment as you think your a decent individual.

Originally Posted by Camel

i'll buy you a bunch of flowers and it will all be alright

ffs, vio shedding tears, only if his bathing ape t-shirt got some cranberry spilt on it, get a £#%&!ing grip.

get a grip...

p.s. who drinks cranberry juice.

I've cried over football before and proud of it

nft.

I cried the night we won the Champions League in 1999....I wasn't sobbing or anything!...just very emotional, tears streaming down my face.

I've never cried because United lost (certainly not in my 'adult' life...probably did when I was a little kid)....I just feel like killing people when we lose!
...& I couldn't fight my way out of a paper bag so I'm hardly likely to go looking for a scrap.


I don't know...£#%&!, it's just starting to sink in...what a missed opportunity that was tonight.. ...Why do we find it SO hard to play away in Europe??..why can't we get over those last hurdles..when it really matters.
It's so hard to take.

Ah well, we could be Champions this time next week...& hopefully our next European Cup Final (if we ever get to one again) will be against an illustrious overseas opponent & not a scabby local rival who seem intent on tarnishing the competition for ever more.

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

It is possible to have passion and a sense of perspective.

I disagree with that. Real passion isn't a logical thing that you can just turn on and off.

Personally I've never cried over football, but it has affected me in ways that it shouldn't.

Originally Posted by TreeFiddy

For the record, I am not despairing tonight. I was never anywhere close to tears. It wasn't that kind of game.

I do think it's fair enough to do so after some matches though.

Yup.

How the £#%&! can any United NOT get teary watching the '99 European Cup Final?

Tonight was £#%&! all, really.

Oh, and I will £#%&!ing cry if we lose at City.

football can get to you...

like when fletcher missed that shot i was £#%&!ing fuming...

i wouldnt say i proper cried but my eyes just watered up out of the pain of the whole evening.

its something you have no control over really.

Originally Posted by Fuzz

I disagree with that. Real passion isn't a logical thing that you can just turn on and off.

Personally I've never cried over football, but it has affected me in ways that it shouldn't.

So you can't be passionate AND rational? Both are absolutes, mutually exclusive and cannot co-exist?

Don't be a moron.

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

So you can't be passionate AND rational? Both are absolutes, mutually exclusive and cannot co-exist?

Don't be a moron.

rational to whose standard?

do you hold a emotion scale for all of man kind?

Originally Posted by violater

it was a bar actually.

about 25 people.

i was at a lecture so not exactly with anyone i knew.

ill take you through my evening.

got into the bar on the conrner of london wall.

watched the first half with this asian man who kept talking to me and annoying the £#%&! out of me.
at half time i told my gf not to call me until after the game.
went to geta chilled red bull.

sat down on this delighful sofa.
went on the forum a bit
watched the game up until the 80th minute.

sarted walking towards liverpool street station. got there and in the pub accross the road just watched the rest of the game.


im a @#%&! in your eyes.
compliment as you think your a decent individual.

Very good WUM or complete @#%&!.

I used to think the latter but this thread is like an epiphany.

I should've guessed. The contrary attitude to everything, the failure to post a picture on here despite countless promises, the unreal levels of @#%&!ishness which could simply NOT exist in one human being...

This thread is like the final scene in Usual Suspects.

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

So you can't be passionate AND rational?

No. By definition passion isn't rational.

I think you're confusing passion with something else.

Originally Posted by violater

rational to whose standard?

do you hold a emotion scale for all of man kind?

No, but to say the two cannot exist together is a ludicrous suggestion and would render a scale surplus-to-requirments, you cretin.

I shed a tear on saturday against Everton (when we had won) and to top that i have posted on this forum whilst at the game, not during the game but at half time.

I must be the ultimate of all @#%&!s.

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

Very good WUM or complete @#%&!.

I used to think the latter but this thread is like an epiphany.

I should've guessed. The contrary attitude to everything, the failure to post a picture on here despite countless promises, the unreal levels of @#%&!ishness which could simply NOT exist in one human being...

This thread is like the final scene in Usual Suspects.

did i promise you a picture?
i dont remember...

why do you want to see a picture of me mr silver?

usual suspects?
please tell me how that makes sense..

am i kaiser sose?

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

No, but to say the two cannot exist together is a ludicrous suggestion and would render a scale surplus-to-requirments, you cretin.

who said they cannot exist together?

my question was rational to who?

did you create mankind in your own twisted image?

Originally Posted by Fuzz

No. By definition passion isn't rational.

I think you're confusing passion with something else.

So you cannot passionately support your side for over 20 years seeing all sorts of impossible victories and embarrassing defeats, but be rational enough to accept that you aren't going to win every football match?

Give over, silly.

My side are on for a domestic double, which would be the 3rd in 13 years. If you'd told me that 10 months ago I'd have questioned your mental-health. You won't find me bawling tonight, and that's not for the want of passion.

Originally Posted by violater

who said they cannot exist together?

my question was rational to who?

did you create mankind in your own twisted image?

Fuzz stated that passion and perspective cannot co-exsist.

I stated that that was ridiculous. Then, for some reason, you poked your nose in and started rambling nonsense.


Are we all up to speed now?


Were you behind ABAF too, or is this your first venture into wumming?

Originally Posted by Terry Silver

So you cannot passionately support your side for over 20 years seeing all sorts of impossible victories and embarrassing defeats, but be rational enough to accept that you aren't going to win every football match?

Give over, silly.

My side are on for a domestic double, which would be the 3rd in 13 years. If you'd told me that 10 months ago I'd have questioned your mental-health. You won't find me bawling tonight, and that's not for the want of passion.

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