For me yes, and I would pay again, great nights entertainment, fantastic shift put in by the team, great atmosphere, quality time with me boy, something he will remember for a long time, I still remember big games I went with my dad 25/30years ago, hearing Red Red Robin still gives me tingles and takes me back to my earliest Charlton Memory of kevin Dickinson running out and kicking the ball high up in the air coming out to the same song.
Some of them memories are priceless and I think I have finally got over Hendrys goal for Blackburn and West Hams last minute goal in the FA Cup at Selhurst.
It'll soon pass as it seems just as long ago I was screaming Newtons winner against Ipswich and making arrangments for Wembley.
There will be good times at again at some point, if you want them now, start saving for a Season Ticket at Arsenal, Chelsea, Totteham.
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Me too. The Norwich game was the chance to carry on thinking about automatic promotion as a viable task, the playoffs are as so often called a lottery. We played well and went out 96 was far worse in the pain stakes than last night
It's about the highs and lows though. The memory and pain of last night will be there for ages but that will make the next promotion taste even sweeter.
Cant imagine many man utd fans of my generation feeling the same highs of beating chelsea 4-2, winning at wembley or whatever our next triumphal moment is as they are not accustomed to the lows.
It's certainly character building and I find that supporting a club like ours gives you a good perspective on life. When it gets bad it can get real bad but then when the good times come round they are bloody good and worth waiting for!
me too.....in a strange way I'd rather we went out last night than I forked out the best part of a ton to watch us lose at Wembley (to Millwall!)....now that would've made me feel 100 times worse.
We'll go again next season and the away trips I've been on this season (done more than in the past few years) I've really enjoyed and looking for the fixtures to come out to plot a few more.....weekend in Plymouth looks good!
Agree with Eltham, losing at Wembley on pens would have been even worse!
I thought the team played well last night and look very committed - something that was missing for a spell this season. Over the two legs, I think the scoreline reflected the truth - a whisker between the two sides.
Yes and me too
I find penalty shoot outs gut wrenching even when it's two teams I don't care about so last night was pretty hard work at the end.
Not sure I feel worse than I did at Selhurst in 1996, a truly miserable night that was.