Leeds - Phew!!

[haras2]

Pleased this afternoon is over, talk about frayed nerves.
One of my sons is a Leeds addict and was I pleased when Leeds did their seat of the pants act and
managed to stay up.
Do other people suffer this vicarious agony?

[ToraToraTora]

I was gutted, I hate Leeds.

[gingejbee]

^and anywhere north of Watford?

[Ken4155]

Hope Leeds go down on the final day of next season.

Sour grapes? Yep! UTC.

[10ClarionSt]

I've never understood all this garbage about trivialities. I mean, it's not important is it? Up, down, in, out, so what? It's all about the money. And the superlatives are absolutely superlative, along with the exaggeration, Brian. Back to you.

[Ken4155]

All about the money? Maybe to those who own the clubs, 10C, but certainly not to the thousands of fans who live and breathe football. Despite living in a city which has provided the winners of the Premier League more often than not, you obviously don't follow the game.

[10ClarionSt]

I went to school with a famous Manchester footballer who played for England. I still see him occasionally. However, I can't buy into all the hype. I think if people "live and breathe football" then they will be taken advantage of by the clubs who will sell them any old tat. I watched the City game today and enjoyed it as a game but I was having a snigger at all the fans who were holding their hands to their faces as the afternoon wore on. It's all meaningless. And expensive.

[haras2]

My question was about vicarious agony :-)

[Ken4155]

I think, given his facial expressions, my dog suffered a bit of vicarious agony while i was watching Burnley get relegated. He only came and sat with me after we scored our goal :-)