[LCF] Newcastle United 2-1 Liverpool - NUFC LEAGUE CUP WINNERS

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

2 hours ago, nemtizz said:

 

 

Thats absolutely class.

[Skeletor]

1 hour ago, Shearergol said:

Btw, fuck you Mike Ashley. 

 

The most frustrating part is that our quick recovery and now first trophy shows we'd have been one of the biggest teams in the league had Ashley never darkened our door.

[sushimonster85]

Have a look in on RTG. They're not taking this well at all.

[Skeletor]

2 minutes ago, sushimonster85 said:

Have a look in on RTG. They're not taking this well at all.

 

Well yeah, their worst nightmare just came true.

[Barnes23]

Have felt like I'm in a dreamlike state ever since the final whistle, like many I feel like I'm still processing everything, it's all very surreal. Half expecting to wake up tomorrow and find out this was only a dream  What a beautiful day, love you all

[Colos Short and Curlies]

So along with working with a load of Liverpool and Man Utd supporting Welshies I'm also working with the ex chief Exec of the Welsh Rugby Union tomorrow.

 

If Carlsberg did Mondays.......

[Danh1]

Forest. Chelsea. Arsenal twice. Liverpool.

 

We haven’t had it easy. Could argue that it’s one of the most impressive cup wins of any club. 

[Skeletor]

1 minute ago, Danh1 said:

Forest. Chelsea. Arsenal twice. Liverpool.

 

We haven’t had it easy. Could argue that it’s one of the most impressive cup wins of any club. 

 

And our fixtures last season were Man City (h), Man Utd (a) and Chelsea (a)

[WilliamPS]

Am lucky enough to have been there today. The emotion when the ball hit the back of the net and then at full time was indescribable.

 

Funny change from 2023, in the pubs after that there were songs and chants, and deep conversations on tactics and moments - today afterwards was much quieter - just people beaming. Defeat has a million causes to discuss, whereas winning, we won, so much less to say 

 

The only cloud is I bloody wish they’d beaten Brighton in the fa cup even more now.

 

 

Edited 18 hours ago by WilliamPS

[GM]

Everyone else is so elated and I feel like I'm emotionally abnormal in so much as I've yet to wet my pants or cry with joy about the one thing we've most yearned for all these long, long years. But instead I feel somewhat mute inside. Feels a bit like taking drugs for the first time with your mates, and waiting for the hit but nothing or very little actually happens. Losing my virginity was much the same - massive anticlimax when I was expecting it to be earth shattering, but it was little more than a wet wank inside an old skank. Maybe I'm dead and I'm actually experiencing all this from the after life?

[Dave]

1 minute ago, GM said:

Everyone else is so elated and I feel like I'm emotionally abnormal in so much as I've yet to wet my pants or cry with joy about the one thing we've most yearned for all these long, long years. But instead I feel somewhat mute inside. Feels a bit like taking drugs for the first time with your mates, and waiting for the hit but nothing or very little actually happens. Losing my virginity was much the same - massive anticlimax when I was expecting it to be earth shattering, but it was little more than a wet wank inside an old skank. Maybe I'm dead and I'm actually experiencing all this from the after life?

 

Shut up you massive fanny.

[alexf]

There's a lot to unpack there. Let the emotion hit you whatever way. Not everyone cries or whatever. But maybe it hasn't sunk in yet that it's real. Or maybe because the nature of those excruciating injury time minutes may have altered the pure joy. But whatever way it doesn't change that your team has finally done it 

[The Bonk]

Just now, Dave said:

 

Shut up you massive fanny.

 

[500bhp]

Brilliant atmosphere in the stadium. Crowd was in full voice from about 3pm on the concourse in the top bowl. Continued throughout the game. We made it like a home game and the players knew it. 

[duo]

[GM]

7 minutes ago, alexf said:

There's a lot to unpack there. Let the emotion hit you whatever way. Not everyone cries or whatever. But maybe it hasn't sunk in yet that it's real. Or maybe because the nature of those excruciating injury time minutes may have altered the pure joy. But whatever way it doesn't change that your team has finally done it 

 

Thanks man. 

[alexf]

Kept thinking about that awful commentary few weeks back when we played them in the league and they were taking turns tugging off Salah, "he just plays the game with a smile on his face" 

 

Didn't see any smiles from him today did we. 

[Big Geordie]

BTW - looked like all of the scousers buggered off after full time. Not very gracious in defeat, are they?

 

Twats!

[JUICE690]

Currently listening to the 5 Live commentry. Honestly sounds like a home game after the first 10 minutes.

 

 

Edited 18 hours ago by JUICE690

[McDog]

I better hit the sack very soon, I've had enough beer to float the HMS Agincourt.

[Ginola]

My completely rational ratings for the game

 

Pope - 10

Tino - 10

Tripps - 10

Schar - 10

BDB - 10

Big Jo - 10

Sandro - 10

Bruno - 10

Barnes - 10

Isak - 10

Juicy - 10

 

Subs - 10

 

Howe - 10

 

All in all, pretty fucking good

[Ketsbaia]

Don't even know where to begin here, having just scratched the surface on Twitter.

 

But that was easily the greatest day of my life, the emotions were incredible and I've basically been crying on-and-off all night. Never thought this day would come - certainly not here - but they were dominant and proud doesn't even begin to describe these weird, brand new feelings.

 

No idea how to celebrate. Probably could've stayed outside SJP longer. But what do we do? And how on earth do we live the next days?

[On the Grid]

Still can't believe it

[JUICE690]

28 minutes ago, JUICE690 said:

Currently listening to the 5 Live commentry. Honestly sounds like a home game after the first 10 minutes.

 

 

 

8 minutes added time! ffs
I'll keep you posted....

[On the Grid]

Vommed everywhere but its worth it