For no reason whatsoever, a celebration of the main bits of Saturday. Who knows, in years to come this graph may convey more than mere words. Or it’ll still look rubbish. History will be the judge.
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My concern definitely peaked at higher than 50 at some points, like between the Torres goal (what a phenomenal goal it was) and when he was taken off, and then (paradoxically) between when Nevland scored and when Degen got the red card.
Comment by Josh — November 2, 2009 @ 10:19 pm |
Yeah, I can see that, but I have very low expectations against the big sides so always get into a bit of a slumber. So while my concern went up when Torres scored, we were still 1-1 and I was quite pleased about this, even though I was a now a lot more concerned than I had been at kickoff. The last five minutes were footballing nirvana really.
Comment by weltmeisterclaude — November 2, 2009 @ 10:34 pm |
At 1-1 with penalty denied I told Mrs Pensioner – “That’s it they will win in the 90th minute” = angst
At 2-1 I added “We could yet get a point here”
At 3-1 I told the world “Even Fulhamish can’t throw this”
Final whistle (joy unconfined) Sedate Riversiders involved in much hugging and kissing, even a little capering with Mrs Pensioner on the walk home beside the Thames.
Fellow Riversider His Hon Judge F also of a certain age was heard to say; “The Thames is aglow” This comment was last heard after Fulham 2 Arsenal 1
Comment by Pensioner — November 3, 2009 @ 5:32 am |