| What an unbelievable experience that was 11:00 - Jun 30 with 5240 views | textbackup |
Watching England beat Germany, at Wembley, in a tournament, after 4664 years locked up, being in pubs, singing at football, bundles in the stands....
It actually is coming home |  |
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| What an unbelievable experience that was on 20:49 - Jun 30 with 715 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| What an unbelievable experience that was on 12:11 - Jun 30 by textbackup |
Walking away from stadium I went from singing, to shock, to holding in tears, to shaking, singing... and repeat |
Did any little German girls point and laugh? |  |
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| What an unbelievable experience that was on 21:33 - Jun 30 with 670 views | AlexGreen |
| What an unbelievable experience that was on 11:43 - Jun 30 by noggin |
You think a grown man laughing at a young girl crying is normal behaviour? I would say that grown man has some issues. |
Yes, of Top Gear magazine |  |
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| What an unbelievable experience that was on 22:30 - Jun 30 with 628 views | olimar |
It was incredible to be there, was so euphoric walking out of the stadium afterwards- following Ipswich, we have had so few moments where we have seen a team play a game of such importance and come away with a result too.
Probably not been in that scenario at a game since the Play-Off Final. |  | | |
| What an unbelievable experience that was on 09:25 - Jul 1 with 486 views | noggin |
| What an unbelievable experience that was on 21:33 - Jun 30 by AlexGreen |
Yes, of Top Gear magazine |
Strange reply. |  |
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| What an unbelievable experience that was on 18:38 - Jul 1 with 404 views | gainsboroughblue |
| What an unbelievable experience that was on 09:25 - Jul 1 by noggin |
Strange reply. |
Partridge quote innit. |  |
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