I think that as each dayweek/match goes by, I am keeping quieter and quieter about it all, because I just don't want to think about what has always seemed impossible for us.
After 60 years I think that I have seen us so close to this before, in so many different situations.
Apart from 91/92, there have been more tears than joy, so am just living this season one game at a time.
There's absolutely nothing to be critical about in terms of the club, the team, the manager, the owner, and everyone else who is working hard to achieve our successful future.
Equally, it is very hard to go over the top about each success, as there is the next critical match just a few days later, and you feel like you could tempt fate by being too full of praise too early!
I feel like someone who has been asked to hold their breath, and is only allowed to breathe when the last whistle goes in the final match.
Agree with comments made by Northampton Bee earlier in this thread.
There is a large number of supporters, who have supported this club through thick and thin, and are now watching the almost unimagineable performances we are seeing - so sometimes it's no wonder we almost become speechless.
I just want it to be 5.00pm, on May 3rd, and we all can be cheering, and I can breathe again!
and Spurs have already pulled back a two goal margin. #ItsBrentfordInnit
