View From The Top Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 1st & 2nd goal and re-watching MOTD just now. Blokes in tears all around me today, those of us that have been through the dark days together, celebrated and cried together.
Bearsy Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Oh my god i stubbed my toe so bad this morning i was literally weeping with pain it hurt so bad! I thought I'd broke it or something! Then southampton won and that cheered me up a bit.
Noodles34 Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 didnt cry today, pretty much because i expected it (picked up a few quyid fgor 4-0 as well), cried at NMatty match thouigh
doddisalegend Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Nope (in deepest hardman voice) crying's for girls......... .......I'll save the tears for when I find out how much my ST will cost next season:)
gjphilsaint Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 At the final whistle... and I am not ashamed to admit it.
supergoose Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Hearing that Blackstock had scored a brace against the Skates was what did it for me - Could today have been any better?
InvictaSaint Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Hit me in the car on the way home when Solent did their 'last 7 years' montage. The again back home in Kent whilst re-watching game. So twice so far...;-)
chivvy1664 Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 NO tears but emotional moments that led to watery eyes then i got a grip.
miserableoldgit Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Twice. About a minute after the final whistle my daughter who I go with to games, put her arms out and said " Hey Dad. We`ve done it" and we had a moment, and then, perhaps strangely, when I saw NA`s interview, when he could hardly speak.
View From The Top Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 My nipper also cried twice, 1st and 2nd goal.
Glasgow_Saint Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 My nipper also cried twice, 1st and 2nd goal. Maybe he was still crying from the 1st?
BlakeySFC Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Once, in the car back from Heathrow when the final whistle blew on the radio. Amazing stuff.
Wildgoose Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Once in the build up when they started showing Saints history on video just before the game. It really got to me how much I love this club and the good times we have experienced.....
Give it to Ron Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Didnt cry but just reading the Markus thread has bought a lump to my throat and the only downer on a fantastic day. To read again the tributes at the funeral and 2 stories...well....Thanks Markus and hope you were looking down today that was all for you.
Crab Lungs Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Felt a little well up of emotion when I saw the Adkins interview with BBC after the match... he almost cracked, looked tearful and had to compose himself!
Dr Octopus Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 I only cried once today when Puncheon came on, then my mate slapped me round the face and reminded me that he was a ****, then I was ok.
cleaver Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Had a few when I watched King Niges interview on tv, really knew what he was feeling!
Islander Posted 28 April, 2012 Posted 28 April, 2012 Almost cracked at 2-0 when I realised the dream was becoming reality but it was only when I got home and saw Nigel's interview that I finally gave in to the odd tear!
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