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I have to say I am massively worked up for this game.I left Donny aged 17 but have supported Rovers ever since and I’m 61 now.I have two daughters aged 12 and 10 who have never lived in Donny and probably never will but they are both ST holders and mad Rovers fans.We live on the borders of North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and East Lancashire so my girls are surrounded by Bradford City, Leeds and Burnley fans.But my elder daughter wears her Rovers scarf to school every day and my younger daughter takes her Donny Dog teddy to every sleepover.I’ve had a serious pre-match briefing tonight with my girls over dinner.I’ve explained that tomorrow’s game is massive. In all Dad’s years of supporting Rovers, we have never made the 5th round of the FA Cup.So I explained that Dad is very worked up about tomorrow and we all have to pull together and get behind the lads.There was silence around the dinner table for a few moments until my younger daughter said...... “What’s the FA Cup Dad?”It’s a work in progress .....
ROVCOM 1 for me now. Woke up at 3 this morning, went to the toilet and BOOM!! FA Cup fever hit me, struggled to get back to sleep. I'm 42 FFS, is this normal?
I remember it coming into effect before our trip to Cardiff in the emulsion cup.
I should eat breakfast but only managing a coffee. Definite bum quiver on now. Today is massive. Just about managing to hold on to ROVCON 2. Are there any toilets between sandy lane and the ground?I’m 49 , it’s normal. 🙂
Quote from: Nudga on January 26, 2019, 08:12:44 amROVCOM 1 for me now. Woke up at 3 this morning, went to the toilet and BOOM!! FA Cup fever hit me, struggled to get back to sleep. I'm 42 FFS, is this normal?Is it normal?Yes, you will find that getting up at 3am to go to the toilet becomes a regular thing as you get older.
It hasn’t hit you yet idm
Probably because I am relaxed about the fa cup, great if we win some games and play big teams occasionally, not the end of the world if we lose..
If I am being honest, I do not think that the result will be anything other than us wiping the floor with them.
Right, about time to jump in the car and depart deepest Lincolnshire for the 80 mile trot up the A1.