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Watching it at home - can't face watching it in the pub. Far too tense! *bites nails* Unfortunately (well actaully it's not so bad, as she is the reason I support them) my scouse mother is staying tonight. I shall ply her with vino so she doesn't chat through the whole game.

(tu):)-D>:D:D:D:D<:));-):)B)


And that's all I have to say about that.....


(With the exception of the fact that I got stuck on the Walworth Road for about 90% of the first half and almost got off the bus and ran home - I've had a good evening! Not our best win, yet a win all the same. To top it all off - Besiktas won too ((tu))

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