Where were you when England got knocked out of the World Cup? Maybe you were in the car on the way home from work. Maybe you resurfaced from the tube blinking into the light to find out via your phone that Costa Rica had beaten Italy. Maybe you were following it on radio, TV or the Internet. Your frustration growing as the clock ticked towards the ninety. I was here. Waiting for the IT guy to turn up to sort out a technical problem.
Ah the glamorous world of the media.
Although when you look at the photo upside down it looks more interesting.
I'd like to think I was actually in space when Bryan Ruiz scored. A futuristic scene would add a touch of colour to the reality. Maybe I'm on a intergalactic cruiser a billion miles from home. Transporting industrial sized weaponry to a satellite service station on Alpha Omega Three. I wonder if Alpha Omega Three have a football team?
Travelling tittle-tattle, tall tales and shameless name-dropping by Jon ‘Don’t Call Me’ Norman
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1 comment:
If alpha omega three do have their own team, one would imagine they'd do slightly better than England in the intergalactic cup.
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