- Jan 7, 2009
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Ok, so I live in Folkestone, Kent. That's about 290 miles and a five/six hour drive from Eastlands each way.
After Saturday I now have literally nobody who'll go with me tomorrow so I am faced with this dilemma: Do I drive up on my own to support Spurs, spending £90-odd quid on fuel, and leave myself open to the inevitable horrific abuse from the locals, then drive home, get in at maybe 4am knowing I have to be up at 6.15am for work, all that, just to feel like a good supporter...
Or do I write off the £100 on tickets, save the petrol money and watch it at home knowing I can turn the TV off and go to bed whenever I like.
If I do go will Spurs put as much effort in as those of us who attend, or will it be a horrendous evening on the field as well as off it?
(Of course if we'd won on Saturday I know I wouldn't be asking this question.)
After Saturday I now have literally nobody who'll go with me tomorrow so I am faced with this dilemma: Do I drive up on my own to support Spurs, spending £90-odd quid on fuel, and leave myself open to the inevitable horrific abuse from the locals, then drive home, get in at maybe 4am knowing I have to be up at 6.15am for work, all that, just to feel like a good supporter...
Or do I write off the £100 on tickets, save the petrol money and watch it at home knowing I can turn the TV off and go to bed whenever I like.
If I do go will Spurs put as much effort in as those of us who attend, or will it be a horrendous evening on the field as well as off it?
(Of course if we'd won on Saturday I know I wouldn't be asking this question.)