Thursday, May 26, 2005
Walk On
In every man’s life, there will be a moment where you will be down on your knees crying. Those moments don’t come too often and they always leave a long lasting print in a page of our lives. It was not the cry of despair but merely in joy. An overwhelming pleasure that you thought you could never feel again. And last night I was on my knees. After more than 20 years of supporting them, Liverpool finally came through to become the champions of Europe. What a dream!
From talklfc.com
There is a very simple problem with having dreams, the fact that some don't come true. With forty five minutes played Liverpool were not only faced by the reality that the dreams might not come true but also the fact that it had been replaced with a nightmare. Yet the Champions League has never seen a comeback like this. This was no fortuitous two minute moment of madness. Liverpool's became masters of their own destiny in a show of character that will not be understood many years into the future. Dreams sometimes don't come true - but if you're prepared to believe in them, sometimes, spectacularly they do.
So roadie, what happened to "i close down the blog, shave my head, stop drinking Kilkenny "?
From talklfc.com
There is a very simple problem with having dreams, the fact that some don't come true. With forty five minutes played Liverpool were not only faced by the reality that the dreams might not come true but also the fact that it had been replaced with a nightmare. Yet the Champions League has never seen a comeback like this. This was no fortuitous two minute moment of madness. Liverpool's became masters of their own destiny in a show of character that will not be understood many years into the future. Dreams sometimes don't come true - but if you're prepared to believe in them, sometimes, spectacularly they do.
So roadie, what happened to "i close down the blog, shave my head, stop drinking Kilkenny "?
