HeCanDoMagic
Well-Known Member
I make this plea from the bottom of my heart, to you SUFC – my first love, the first love ever to break my heart (repeatedly!), the love to last the rest of my life.
We have enjoyed some very good times, and some very (very) bad times.
Although the good times were just that, they weren’t great or life defining (I was at Leicester, however cruelly I was only 7 years old and unable to truly soak (Ie alcohol) in what was happening) – I hope therefore that our relationship hasn't peaked too early and that you have something in store for us in the future. And may I suggest a Wembley win.
For I cannot even begin to think what the feeling of seeing you victorious in a theatre such as Wembley Stadium would feel like, a win to reach pinnacle of the greatest Cup competition on planet Earth. To stand there, arms aloft, basking in glorious sunshine, stood by the side of my equally suffering father and fellow supporters experiencing this experience for the first time in all our life’s.
More than that it would give me hope that there may be experiences like this in the future to share with my newborn son.
So I beg you to go that one step further and head proudly into the unknown. Showing the world that you and us the fans are truly United in suffering the lows and enjoying the highs.
Lets show the world what we are. We are not just a club, a set of fans and a squad of players – we are far more than that now, something that cannot be expressed in words.
Please, please, lets just have our perfect day.
We have enjoyed some very good times, and some very (very) bad times.
Although the good times were just that, they weren’t great or life defining (I was at Leicester, however cruelly I was only 7 years old and unable to truly soak (Ie alcohol) in what was happening) – I hope therefore that our relationship hasn't peaked too early and that you have something in store for us in the future. And may I suggest a Wembley win.
For I cannot even begin to think what the feeling of seeing you victorious in a theatre such as Wembley Stadium would feel like, a win to reach pinnacle of the greatest Cup competition on planet Earth. To stand there, arms aloft, basking in glorious sunshine, stood by the side of my equally suffering father and fellow supporters experiencing this experience for the first time in all our life’s.
More than that it would give me hope that there may be experiences like this in the future to share with my newborn son.
So I beg you to go that one step further and head proudly into the unknown. Showing the world that you and us the fans are truly United in suffering the lows and enjoying the highs.
Lets show the world what we are. We are not just a club, a set of fans and a squad of players – we are far more than that now, something that cannot be expressed in words.
Please, please, lets just have our perfect day.