retired_kswelker

There was a time circa 2000 I kept three bottles of water nearby while playing, one on the table, one to the left and back of my chair, the other to the right and back. Once when I got two players sent off in quick succession in the early stages of an important match, I stood up and angrily kicked one of the bottles, getting water all over the furniture.


We held out for a draw though. :thup:

retired_bec8643

Nothing really bad but used to print squad lists off & plan tactics/formations/team lineup's during lessons at school.

I was better at the game then too, now i cba spending ages on formations & tactics etc

Ansthenia

As Something less annoying said, conducting interviews in your head is pretty standard fare.

Can't think as I've done anything sad, first time I ever won the champions league, which was on 00/01, I slid out of my chair and dropped to my knees before getting up walking a few yards to the bed and dropping back to my knees.

I actually felt a massive rush as it was agreat win and had been a great campaign.

Won the final vs Brondby iirc

retired_bec8643

Oh and i do pump my fist in the air when i score.

retired_smithy1

punched my keyborad. took ages to put all the keys back in.

retired_michiganguy44

I usually shout 'yes' or 'get in' when I score and occasionally tell the ref to **** off sometimes.

Also I have just realised sometimes i do my own commentary to the highlights

retired_ehicks84

buy it.

retired_michiganguy44

2boxers

i threw a retirement bash for one of my longest serving players, even got a tiny mantelpiece clock for him

retired_mcecig23

i have a friend who loves fm, and pretty much everyday me and him will talk about our games.

it can range from a 30 sec convo, to around 2 hours