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[westside]

Wasn't the stadium called the White Rock and New Stadium

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

I think a lot of people felt that was basically us winning the trophy too.

I felt that as well.

Although, by the time I got to a freezing cold Wembley and I couldn't feel my feet, all the neuroses of following the Swans for 23 years at that point returned and by the time we kicked off, I was convinced Bradford were going to score from a corner and then park the bus. Thank god those intrusive thoughts were put to bed before half time. I'm not sure I could have coped with another Reading-style encounter.

 

[Dr. Winston]

I felt that as well.

Although, by the time I got to a freezing cold Wembley and I couldn't feel my feet

I have never been as cold regarding a Swans game as I have walking down the Bayswater Road on the way to that final, and I can remember an Autoglass/JPT/Whatever match against Walsall that saw me banging my feet against the floor to get some sort of feeling into them when it went to extra time.

 

[Malaga]

I felt that as well.

Although, by the time I got to a freezing cold Wembley and I couldn't feel my feet, all the neuroses of following the Swans for 23 years at that point returned and by the time we kicked off, I was convinced Bradford were going to score from a corner and then park the bus. Thank god those intrusive thoughts were put to bed before half time. I'm not sure I could have coped with another Reading-style encounter.

Having come from 19° spain to minus whateveritwas the whole weekend was an endurance but worth it obviously for the win. I remember standing on the concourse with a cold beer wondering what was I doing