I had that same feeling too londoncalling but I think it may have been the person in the seat next to me beating on my arm in the last 2 minutes.

That game was fantastic. I never screamed/yelled/called so loudly at a game before (I wasn't able to go to the goal-after-full-time-against-the-saints game, I had to live with radio coverage at home)
At the end I was shaking, my throat was sore (still croaky this morning), tears of happiness/emotional exertion rolling down my face. I nearly bawled! I hate to see what I'd be like when we win a GF!!
While waiting for my sister to come from the vip corporate box (if you DON'T mind)we were giving random hugs and high fives to any one in purple that walked past us.
Was talking to this dude with the hugest smile all over his face. He claimed it was going to be a messy night last night (of drinking I'm assuming). I hope he pulled up ok this morning!

I liked Bomber's tactic of isolating the Freo bloke playing on Stevie Johnson in front of goals during the last quarter.

I think Bomber knows who Greg Broughton is now, certainly Steve Johnson does.

My mum high-fived Wirra walking back to the car, before she realised who he was. She stopped short and and was almost ready to apologise when he shook her hand laughing and said the Dockers were "impressive".

Impressive! They were absolute freakin' fantastic. Do you ever
remember a Freo team who played hard, contested footy for 4 quarters? Who played for each other? Who didn't let themselves be defeated by bad umpiring? Who just ran and ran all day?
This is what Mr Harvey has achieved. don't know how he has done it but, my god, he deserves some real credit.

Must say, never thought I'd see a game as good as the 1986 State of Origin but that probably surpasses it. Absolute quality; intense, skilful footy for four quarters.

And while we laud Freo to the skies (fair enough as well we were awesome)kudos to a great opponent, especially some of their lesser lights, Podsiadly's mark in the last three or so minutes against two superb defenders in Clam Hands and Elvis (I think) was exceptional.