| How much does a football game effect you now? 08:38 - Jan 17 with 5160 views | Pippin1970 |
I'll be miffed for that day but then think we will win next game lol. I know some fans takes days. Being middle aged helps as other priorities in life. |  | | |  |
| How much does a football game effect you now? on 07:53 - Jan 19 with 399 views | textbackup |
| How much does a football game effect you now? on 18:33 - Jan 18 by strikalite |
Good mate, true supporters feel like this, especially with late goals where it's taken away from you...
I walked into work on Monday and the guys I work with were already talking about their results(West Ham, Chelsea, Posh - playing that night)....as I approached they said "morning" ...to which I simply replied "I don't wanna talk about it".........moments later I couldn't hold back my frustration and started to bloody talk about it!!
Late goals really get to me....probably because I just know it's going to happen.. |
it just all comes flying out doesnt it, but makes you feel better after a short rant (especially if the people you are talking with are proper fans too and get where you are coming from) |  |
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| How much does a football game effect you now? on 08:00 - Jan 19 with 378 views | blueasfook |
Depends on the gravity of the game. If we are mid-table and nothing to play for, not really arsed to be honest.
If it was a play off final or something, would be peed off for maybe a few days.
I dont get to many games these days as I live on Cambs/Herts border now and its a bit of a trek to PR but every saturday I always have my BBC sport app open keeping an eye on the score. |  |
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| How much does a football game effect you now? on 09:15 - Jan 19 with 333 views | DJR |
After 50 odd years of supporting the club, I guess I'm fairly used to us losing.
Of course, if it is a game that means something, like an FA Cup semi-final or the game that got us relegated in 1986, it can affect me, but a draw with, say, Plymouth, whilst disappointing, does not concern me that much because there are plenty games to come where we can make up for the result.
Onwards and upwards! [Post edited 19 Jan 2023 9:16]
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| How much does a football game effect you now? on 09:27 - Jan 19 with 329 views | Harlestonblue |
| How much does a football game effect you now? on 16:46 - Jan 17 by Churchman |
I’m alright by the following morning. |
A loss or conceding a late equalising goal (again) ruins the weekend for me | | | |
| How much does a football game effect you now? on 09:33 - Jan 19 with 321 views | Linners |
I've struggled a lot more this season - I guess it's because it suddenly matters after years of meh. Usually takes me a few days to move on and stop thinking about everything, despite me trying to be more grown. I'm 47 FFS... |  | | |
| How much does a football game effect you now? on 15:50 - Jan 19 with 285 views | judespiveyg |
| How much does a football game effect you now? on 07:50 - Jan 19 by textbackup |
to confirm, you dont attend the games because you are playing?
yet feel you can talk down to those that have gone, and do get pissed off by the town result? |
Well mostly I don't go because I'm at university, but during the summers or Xmas breaks if the two clash I'm always going to play.
I was a season ticket holder and barely missed a home game from 2010-2020, when I was playing youth football, which is Saturday mornings rather than afternoons and therefore didn't clash, so I was pretty dedicated for a while. Didn't mean I couldn't talk to my Mum if Town had lost that afternoon lol. |  |
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