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Post by frankiegth on Jan 30, 2008 22:24:50 GMT
For a while on Saturday they had the whole country (almost) dreaming a dream that was totally unbelieveable. For that, I thank them.  |
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Post by amberaleman on Jan 30, 2008 22:53:18 GMT
The Hawks' exploits certainly drew attention to a couple of fairly obscure towns in south east Hampshire. Those fans addicted to big clubs, big money and big TV coverage need reminding from time to time that there is football life outside the Permier League and indeed outside the Football League. The FA Cup perenially provides the opportunity but it needs a club like H&W to take that opportunity. By doing so they have done us all a favour. |
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Post by Col ISIHAC. on Feb 7, 2008 15:39:38 GMT
It's STILL to sink in I think! Strange, but throughout the Anfield experience, it was so, so easy to be blase about the whole thing. Media attention, getting used to the way in which everyone pronounced Havant and Waterlooville differently, getting mildly miffed with those at Anfield, supporting us for the first time singing songs about Havant... a big no-no for us! It's not a case of pinch yerself - more a stern reminder to self that this was indeed a one-off; a special series of events and something to be eternally grateful for. I am. Frankie, mate - I thank the club for letting me be a part of it all; truly I do! Everyone should get the chance to experience it.  |
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Post by ambersalamander on Feb 10, 2008 13:33:38 GMT
Yeah? You could give us a start on Tuesday by letting us beat you  |
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