Where were you when Man Utd beat PSG 1-3

yangmoneycashmoney

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Locked in the school toilet cubicle so I could have an excuse to watch in peace. And wow, what a moment it was! Person next door probably thought I finally released after a longgggg constipated bowel.
 

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At work. Assisted living kind of thing. I never shouted that hard without making a noise as my clients were sleeping:lol:

Lots of fist pumps, took a lot not to start shouting.
 

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It was coming towards 1.00 am. All my parents were sleeping and it was painfully hard for me not to scream. My heart was beating crazy.

And you know what, I never watch those critical penalties. I just can't. The time between ref went to VAR and Rashy smashed it, it was like, I don't know 30 minutes? But, it was impossible for me not to watch that penalty. And I am glad I did. It took me 2 hours to sleep because of adrenalin.

UNITED!
 

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At home watching the match on my phone, I couldn't shout too much for the Rashford's goal numot to wake the family up
 

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Lost connection when the ref was watching the penalty decision and never came back on. So, I was pretty much here:

 

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I was in the ground right on the divide between us and them , loads of United in their end but the PSG fans didn’t seem bothered, then a night on the station floor and now on the Eurostar and onwards to Manchester, and compared to the Valencia game money well spent
 

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Home, as two of my mates I usually watch games with were out of the city, going bonkers after the third goal for us. Last 20 minutes I was watching the game smoking a cigarette after a cigarette and pouring wine into my throat telling to myself "can this really happen, can this really happen". Scenes. Can't recall a similar experience since Moscow.
 

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In Northern Quarter Pie & Ale - may need to go back and clean up :nervous:
 
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Manchester International Film Festival, watching an excellent documentary about Dennis and Lois*. Badly Drawn Boy, who features in the film, was sat immediately behind us. Furtive checking of the Match Day thread kept us up to date :drool:

* You may need to Google them; I had no idea either. Went because the blurb mentioned the Ramones and we were convinced we’d not be going through. If I’d watched the match we probably wouldn’t have...
 

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I was at work until 9, I watched the first half on my phone in the canteen.....to be honest I thought this game was a dead rubber, with the score line at 2-0 and our squad ravaged with injuries and Pogba’s suspension I wasn’t even hyped for the game.

Jesus Christ.
 

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At home alone (in Hong Kong) stayed up till 0400 to watch the last European game of the season. Ended up bouncing and screaming in ecstasy at 6 in the morning.

Felt like having a serious hangover this afternoon and I’m still trying to shake the grin off my face.

I love this club.
 

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Was our darts league night in the local and we had a home match.

I was on a double when the penalty was given.

My opponent wasn't too happy that I turned around, watched it, celebrated and then pinged d16 first dart but there we are :)