DONT WANT TO KNOW UNTIL ITS ALL OVER.

[Chelsea John]

Has anyone ever felt so nervous about watching a match on tv that you consider going to be d for a couple of hrs because you just cant stand the thought of losing. I did this once, arsenal away c/l but only lasted a couple of mins. Even worse i didnt want to go to this years carling cup final for the same reasons, i went of course. WORST DAY OF MY LIFE!!.iIm starting to get the same feelings about man ure at home.. please someone help me or am i not alone?

[ethicalstrategy]

Better to be there than watching on TV. Tuesday's going to be much worse for me.

[Chelsea John]

very true

[Valerie]

When I can't stand it anymore, I start pottering about in the kitchen or something like that. Pathetic, I know.

[Chelsea FC Champions]

i' will lock my self in the bathroom!

[Beerqueen]

I'm just the same, sometimes I think at least the agony will be quick if I just see what the score is at the end. But I usually remind myself that I don't want to miss the fantastic-ness (?) of them winning as it happens. If it's not on telly I can never usually resist watching the text commentary on bbcsport (can't bear to listen to radio) - in the old days, I could be known to just stare at teletext. Me and my son did that last season when we heard WHU were beating MU - quickly put the telly on and put teletext on and stared at the screen for about 5 minutes until it said FT.

[Chelsea Lad]

I just can't do it. I have to see how we are doing, even if that means throwing up in front of the TV from nerves lol.

[mad_mac]

with you there Chelsealad, have to watch, even if it sends me into a fit of rage and despair, I have to watch my team

[Essien's Strike]

when theres a big match on - i feel an all encompassing desire to watch the game, i simply cant do anything else - when we lose i just sit there fuming and cursing. when we win im laughing and bouncing around...