RedAndWhite91

I've been seen on the big screen at Wembley, Sky Sports, BBC 2, and the official site. I wasn't even wearing colours!!! What a great day yesterday was. Ahhhh

Tens of thousands of other people could also say that

Or, "For fxck sake, I had Ian Harte to score first and us to win 2-1."

I did. I started drinking at 4.30pm on the Saturday, pulled an all nighter and didn't sleep, had a can outside So'ton Central at 5.30am and another couple more on the train up there. I didn't drink after that cos I didn't feel all too great. So I guess you could say I went up there for the football, and not the drinking.

Great day, great result. I've never seen us win anything so to see us run around with that trophy put a massive smile on my face. If you watched the big screens during the national anthem you would have seen me and 2 mates signing along, absolute quality. Ahhh terrific day. Love it.

I got on the big screen and the Sky Sports coverage singing the national anthem weheeyyyyyy! I'll post some pictures after I've uploaded them. Quality day.

I heard no booing aimed at Cortese. At the end he hugged Pardew and got massive cheer.

Stick a few land mines in the back garden. Just don't forget they are there in the summer when your kids are out there playing football.

Freedom of speech, unfortunately.

It's Pancake!!!

I won't be wearing colours. Haven't done all season, all over the country, so why start now.

I'm in agreement with this actually. The consequences are massive and no one should complain if they get caught. Fighting at football is ridiculous because at the end of the day with the current police tactics the chances are you will get caught, and what's the point in that. Lose your season ticket over getting your head kicked in. No point IMO. I won't condemn hooliganism, it's their choice, but at the same time I personally won't fight at the football. If you get what I mean. I enjoy supporting Saints too much to lose it over a ruck.

Tesco I think he was alluding to the point that I was some sort of young wannabe ****, and one day I will learn all the skills required to be a full-time ****, not an apprentice, where I can drink 20 pints before the game and wear a fake oversized Stone Island jacket.

I saw plenty of out of line-ness, without going into detail, I didn't see any fighting or mass brawls. However, I did see heavy handedness by the police which, at times, was unnecessary.

You could say that, although I'm just saying what I saw, and a forum is a place for opinion etc etc.

Any OB in court? I saw more violence coming from the police than I saw coming from any football fan.

On the Echo website it says: "The court was told that Taylor had drank between five and six pints and admitted chanting at Portsmouth fans and throwing a missile." Chanting at Portsmouth fans?! When did that become a crime?

Good idea. I'll be able to recognise you easier in the pub.

Personally, I wear the old light blue away shirt, and a Rudolph the reindeer hat with a flashing red nose.

I seem to remember Southend away, absolutely torrential rain, flood outside the ground, badly cut up and slightly waterlogged pitch... We won 3-1! No excuses on Sunday.

Colemans English mustard any day of the week. Lush on a pork pie. Can't be doing with that American mustard, absolute crap.

Perhaps it's because there's not much difference between war-torn Afghanistan and Portsmouth?

Mick and Paddy were digging graves one night, when they took a rest. Mick, leaning up against a gravestone, said "Cor look Paddy. Ethel here lived til she was 98 years old!". Paddy looked at what he was leaning on. "This one was 190 when they died!" he exclaimed. "What was their name" said Mick. "Miles. Miles from London" replied Paddy.