Two and a half hours
Wednesday, May 14th, 2003 05:10 pmThere are two an a half hours left before the second leg of the First Division Play-off semi-finals.
Tonight it's Reading v Wolves at Reading's Madejski Stadium.
And already my nerves are shot.
I shall be in the pub to watch the game, a Wolves supporter in the company of
romney, a Reading follower (I say 'follower' since he is a Reading boy and doing it out of hometown loyalty rather than any real appreciation for the beautiful game).
Still, I should not mock, scoff nor, indeed, cast buns. For I know it will all go horribly wrong if I do and the prospect of glorious promotion to the Premier League will recede yet again.
Gad.
After twenty years of the Wolves being in the football wilderness, I am used to the despair supporting them brings.
It's the hope that kills me.
Update
Well, we won. But argh, and indeed, Oooo.
Tonight it's Reading v Wolves at Reading's Madejski Stadium.
And already my nerves are shot.
I shall be in the pub to watch the game, a Wolves supporter in the company of
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Still, I should not mock, scoff nor, indeed, cast buns. For I know it will all go horribly wrong if I do and the prospect of glorious promotion to the Premier League will recede yet again.
Gad.
After twenty years of the Wolves being in the football wilderness, I am used to the despair supporting them brings.
It's the hope that kills me.
Update
Well, we won. But argh, and indeed, Oooo.