Last Wednesday I had the privilege of going to see my first England international game. The official purpose of the trip was to celebrate Jamie’s birthday, so obviously I had to take the little chap with me as well. It was one of those classic moments in life when you just think ‘now why haven’t I done this before??’. It was our first trip to the new Wembley and I was overflowing with excitement, not to mention the prospect of seeing Rooney, Beckham, Terry, Lampard, Ferdinand, Crouch and all the other names that I just never expected to see playing live football (one of the downsides of supporting Notts Forest).
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That first picture is Jamie with Gaz, a friend of ours. Number 2 is me and a rather excited Jamie, and number 3 is the game itself – believe me, the pitch is SO much closer in real life – it is an amazing place to go and watch a game. Anyway, to top it all off, we managed to eek out a 2-1 victory over the Ukraines, not with the best England performance, but with Capello at the helm things seem to be going the right way.
Tickets go on sale tomorrow for the home match to Andorra on June 10th. Only problem is that our next baby is due on the 13th….. I’m thinking I may have to wait until Croatia in September to go to Wembley again!! If you get a chance, I recommend it. I’ve still got a smile on my face thinking about it now.
This is my last blog post from the home office. I am about to dismantle the computer and put it into storage because they are knocking down the wall of the office tomorrow. I will still be in contact via my laptop, but only when the dust and brick piles allow. It will all be worth it in the end!!