Where to start:
* Almost totalling my car on the M6 after some Dingleberry in a white van decided to slam his brakes on for no reason on the motorway.
* Talking in a pub in Watford to a guy with a Yorkshire accent going on about how his team are going to get battered without realising he was wearing a Wire T-Shirt
(It was a long drive to Watford!)
* Seeing Wembley Stadium from the train on the way to Euston Station.
* Hearing someone shouting my name about 3 times, and after looking around, I saw DJ Birchy legging it towards me!!
* Running to the toilet in the hotel room as I was desperate for a dump, but not stopping to realise that the curtains on the window were not drawn, and a group of people in the building opposite were watching my every move and cheering.
* Getting two chavs the telling off of their lives from a relative by "inadvertantly" pressing the STOP button on the shuttle bus from the Skolars game (they'd already done it twice and were warned not to do it again!).
* Seeing one of our party stand in disbelief on Kings Cross underground as two of us board a underground train to head towards Aldgate East. The idea was to board it with us!!
* Wetherspoons breakfast on Saturday morning. Great way to start the day, great way to off the dietitian though.
* Train journey down to Wembley Central, taking in the atmosphere of the streets outside the station, full of RL fans.
* Trying to trek up that hill to get to the Green Man pub. I swear I'm going to need an inhaler soon! Atmosphere in there was fantastic, fans mingling everywhere, light hearted banter and plenty of changing. Plus managed to meet a few people from off here, even if it seemed that they didn't want to meet me!
* Doing the Wembley walk and trotting up the concourse steps and seeing the stadium in all it's glory. Never gets tired, even if it was my third visit.
* Having a great bit of banter with a Saints fan sitting next to me and some Hudds fans in the row in front.
* Being extremely emotional at the end of the game, so much so I cried on one of my mates shoulders
, before sending a text to about 50 odd people simply saying "WHOO HOO! GET THE **** IN THERE!
".
* Seeing Lee Briers finally get his hands on some silverware. My god, he's not half deserved it!!
* Getting a wave off some of the Wire players as they did a lap of honour as I was the only Wire fan left in my the part of the stadium and it wasn't difficult to spot me.
* The homecoming (despite the rain).
* Knowing that we will be known as the "Defending Challenge Cup holders" for the next 12 months!
* All the pictures that have appeared on Facebook over the last few days showing people having a cracking weekend!