When Rickie scored the last...

[paulwantsapint]

Sat in my seat in top tier being calm , yeah right

 

Was jumping around hugging shaking hands with anyone while lossing my voice

[MOSaint.]

approachiong a round a bout in new milton with my youngest son we both went mental and the driver of the car on the round a bouts face was " in a state of panic" as we both clenched our fists towards the windscreen shouting "YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS"

[Pahars_Legend]

Was walking home and when I got a text saying it was 3-2 I jumped and punched the air. Much to the confusion of my neighbours.

[Cricketphilly]

In the Stoneleigh pub watching rugby with one eye on SSNews with no volume, punched the air!

[SO16_Saint]

Similar to niceandfriendly and the op.

 

Was driving through Lyndhurst by the Maserati garage with the wife next to me and my boy asleep in the back (finally).

 

Had to do the loudest silent scream in the world whilst negotiating the little chicane with no hands on the wheel!!

 

Happy days.

 

Some of the responses in here are brilliant, and reminds me how great football really is.

[LGTL]

Blockk 22 Row N under about 8 bodies.

[70's Mike]

in upper tier with 2 lads strangly thinking of a late winner at Luton in 78, although a bit earlier in the run in yesterdays result must have hit Reading and West Ham hard.

[Sold To The Man @ The Bar]

In Costa Adeje Tenerife, sat indoors listening to Radio Solent on my laptop.... went mad

[Saint-Armstrong]

I was somewhere in a hug-fest. When the third went in, the man trying to keep calm as it was his young boy's first game went beserk, turned round, raised his arms to us, my Dad and I joined him before people left and right piled in before the guys behind piled in too shouting "We've done it!!!!"

[exit2]

Just leaving Hedge End Mcdonalds drive thru, me and my 7 yr old shouting, screaming, going mental - my missus wasnt happy as also nearly crashed her new car as I was driving

[Appy]

Back row of the upper tier, going chicken oriental.

 

This

[brightspark]

I was fast asleep.

 

Negative: Can no longer be classified a "super fan"

 

Positive: No bruised shins from jumping into the seat in front, no broken fingers from leaping into the air forgetting about the ceiling fan and no need to invest in a pacemaker.

[gingerone]

Middle of upper tier. Went ****ing mental as with everyone else around me. Then turned to my mate at full time, opened my hand and took the fiver bet I won off him. Told him at half time we are lucky at the moment and will win. He did not have my faith. I then gave the fiver to the girl behind us and said stick that in the first charity box you see. The look on his face was priceless. Tight git

 

Great day out.

[stanthemanfairoak]

front right of upper tier, loving it!

head in hands by the corner flag.

[Golden Balls]

At my mates house in Plymouth on his sofa with SaintsPlayer on and SSN on mute. Went mad for about 5 seconds then quickly remembered their recent late goals against us.

 

Just as good was when we equalised, at that very same moment Leeds scored against West Ham.

[ericb]

in the upper tier at the back near the sumo guys, accidentally destroyed the seat infront of me when i landed on it, as did a fair few around me. Think millwall may be replacing a fair few backs of seats today!

[hypochondriac]

Dancing up and down the stairs and hugging sumo wrestlers

 

I must have been right by you.

[bangkoksaint]

I was at Gresty Road watching Crewe v Swindon. My mate Fat Al was texting me and I went mad when we scored - they all thought I was weird! PS Lee Holmes looked good when he came on for Swindon!!

[Joe Kirkup]

Lower tier right behind the goal, struggling to jump around because of a bad back, but at least Mrs JK did her bit

[SW11_Saint]

head in hands by the corner flag.

I witnessed a miracle on Saturday - watching two guys in the disabled section leap out of their seats and run up and down the stairs. A priceless memory!

[SW11_Saint]

About 5th row back to the right of the goal, lower tier. Went ballistic like everyone around me. Had absolutely no doubt at all that he'd score it. Only disappointment was that RL went to th left of the goal to celebrate. What a legend he is.

[lambertsrightleg]

i started off sat on the steps at the back of the stand not being able to watch. ended up on my seat with my top off. apologies to everybody who had to witness that.

[gazd83]

Nearly drove my car across the 17th tee at Paultons Golf Course as I was screaming and clapping in my car after an abysmal 18 holes.

[smackalec]

i started off sat on the steps at the back of the stand not being able to watch. ended up on my seat with my top off. apologies to everybody who had to witness that.

 

The 1st time I've ever taken my shirt off at a football match. I actually ripped a piece of the stadium off during the excitement. I think that was the most I've ever celebrated a goal. Hopefully not the high point of the season though

[Bensfcno1]

In the gym watching final score. After listening to a group of skates commenting on how saints were bottling it when they put up a 'as it stands table' with reading top, the first went in and I jumped in the air and shouted, their faces were stunned! Then wen the winner went in I hugged my mate (doing pull ups at the time and almost pulled him down) and started singing t'hat's why were top of the league' with a very happy and smug look on my face! If only Bristol city had got a late winner at Jurassic park.........they all went very quiet after that!

[saintdownunder]

Sleeping as it was 4.30 in the morning in Melbourne,Australia

 

I got up just as the game finnished,then had a fosters because i was so happy.With my koala burger.

[Tamesaint]

I was looking for my Jack Russell on sand dunes at a beach in Wales. He had the scent of rabbits and had gone awol. The plan had been for a quick walk to be back in time to follow the match on Saints Player.

 

Returned with the dog to hear we had won 3-2. Didn't know what the fuss was about!

[stanthemanfairoak]

I witnessed a miracle on Saturday - watching two guys in the disabled section leap out of their seats and run up and down the stairs. A priceless memory!

that was us !