I was at the match yesterday and our next door neighbour (a Fword fan but a nice chap really) delightedly told Mrs. H that he had heard on the radio we were losing 4-1 so she had better be careful when I got home.

 

Some time later I walked in all depressed after our humiliation and she had a pint of my favourite beer ready for me on the coffee table to cheer me up, bless her, one in a million.

 

She never fails to say "I hope they win" when I leave the house and is always there to pick up the pieces when we lose.

That's more than I get, I'm well jealous. @cheeky~k8 out!!

I'm there to pick up the pieces when your at home so i'm not doing it when your out too, lol notts-joe

Thats just what you need tony, perfect

 

I feel sorry for my Mum - 3 of my mates who I attend Weymouth matches with live on the way back home so very kindly my Mum gives them a lift home, so she has to put up with either 4 angry/depressed teenagers, or 4 very happy teenagers!

Ah yes, mums are great aren't they. My mam (thats what i called her) used to cook a plate of egg and chips with two slices of bread and butter for a chip butty and time it so that I had it in front of me the moment Match of the Day started on Saturday nights.

I always drag the Mrs. along with me, think she only comes because she has took a liking to Alan Sheean 

The other year when we had Nelson, I was always reading comments from our female fan base about him being the NO. 1... NO.1... LOL

How times have changed since League Two.

  tonyhateley  I was at the match yesterday and our next door neighbour (a Fword fan but a nice chap really) delightedly told Mrs. H that he had heard on the radio we were losing 4-1 so she had better be careful when I got home.

 

Some time later I walked in all depressed after our humiliation and she had a pint of my favourite beer ready for me on the coffee table to cheer me up, bless her, one in a million.

 

She never fails to say "I hope they win" when I leave the house and is always there to pick up the pieces when we lose.

 

It's always nice when we get support from relatives/friends if we're feeling down.A little gesture and a few kind words of encouragement can go a long way to lifting our mood.

i wish i can find someone of the same silk? is that the saying?

 

you have a gem tony, sounds like you have a wonderful family too. i just cant believe @notts-joe reply!!

I don't know, after some of my lovely Wife's comments... I just feel that was the only response, she offended me on Facebook by claiming Notts was my day care centre... LOL

tonyhateley  I was at the match yesterday and our next door neighbour (a Fword fan but a nice chap really) delightedly told Mrs. H that he had heard on the radio we were losing 4-1 so she had better be careful when I got home.
 
Some time later I walked in all depressed after our humiliation and she had a pint of my favourite beer ready for me on the coffee table to cheer me up, bless her, one in a million.
 
She never fails to say "I hope they win" when I leave the house and is always there to pick up the pieces when we lose.

 

I bet you do things to cheer Mrs H up when she's feeling a bit down.

I bet you do things to cheer Mrs H up when she's feeling a bit down.

Yes but we'd better gloss over that, this is a family site.

Behave yourself,Tony.(I bet that's what Mrs.H says too)

I'm not getting involved.I'm just glad you put a smile on Mrs H's face and she puts a smile on your face.