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Good dreams of a world cup winning shirt
- Thread starter Drum777
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unclesirbobbyrobson
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Hi Drum777
I often get football dreams when I am feeling confident and happy. Playing well is symbolic of days when I was younger and could run about so dreaming of football could capture a thought such as "everything is coming together. I can do things that I thought I couldn't".
Seeing such a 1966 player running around is probably not a good omen as they are nearly all dead now (except for Geoff Hurst). So having dreams of dead people could have a special symbolic meaning. It could capture a thought such as "I am a has been, living in the past". So it may have a negative symbolic meaning.
Wearing the 1966 Red shirt could symbolise any situation where you want to identify with a cause. That maybe about a different subject altogether. But it may just be a way of wanting to show your support for the current England team.
Some people believe in premonitions (I do as I have had very convincing premonitions). But I don't think this is a premonition as it's too literal. And anyway England have a chance of winning the Euro's as they are amongst the top ranking teams and such a premonition would not be convincing as it is likely to happen. I often think premonitions are cryptic. For instance if you were going to have a premonition of winning a tournament then it maybe a premonition of something that will stick in your mind. So if the winning goal caused a young fan to spill an ice cream and then start crying then that would be a convincing premonition if the dream replayed reality.
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I often get football dreams when I am feeling confident and happy. Playing well is symbolic of days when I was younger and could run about so dreaming of football could capture a thought such as "everything is coming together. I can do things that I thought I couldn't".
Seeing such a 1966 player running around is probably not a good omen as they are nearly all dead now (except for Geoff Hurst). So having dreams of dead people could have a special symbolic meaning. It could capture a thought such as "I am a has been, living in the past". So it may have a negative symbolic meaning.
Wearing the 1966 Red shirt could symbolise any situation where you want to identify with a cause. That maybe about a different subject altogether. But it may just be a way of wanting to show your support for the current England team.
Some people believe in premonitions (I do as I have had very convincing premonitions). But I don't think this is a premonition as it's too literal. And anyway England have a chance of winning the Euro's as they are amongst the top ranking teams and such a premonition would not be convincing as it is likely to happen. I often think premonitions are cryptic. For instance if you were going to have a premonition of winning a tournament then it maybe a premonition of something that will stick in your mind. So if the winning goal caused a young fan to spill an ice cream and then start crying then that would be a convincing premonition if the dream replayed reality.
How to build a dream dictionary - Click here
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Thank you for your insights.Hi Drum777
I often get football dreams when I am feeling confident and happy. Playing well is symbolic of days when I was younger and could run about so dreaming of football could capture a thought such as "everything is coming together. I can do things that I thought I couldn't".
Seeing such a 1966 player running around is probably not a good omen as they are nearly all dead now (except for Geoff Hurst). So having dreams of dead people could have a special symbolic meaning. It could capture a thought such as "I am a has been, living in the past". So it may have a negative symbolic meaning.
Wearing the 1966 Red shirt could symbolise any situation where you want to identify with a cause. That maybe about a different subject altogether. But it may just be a way of wanting to show your support for the current England team.
Some people believe in premonitions (I do as I have had very convincing premonitions). But I don't think this is a premonition as it's too literal. And anyway England have a chance of winning the Euro's as they are amongst the top ranking teams and such a premonition would not be convincing as it is likely to happen. I often think premonitions are cryptic. For instance if you were going to have a premonition of winning a tournament then it maybe a premonition of something that will stick in your mind. So if the winning goal caused a young fan to spill an ice cream and then start crying then that would be a convincing premonition if the dream replayed reality.
How to build a dream dictionary - Click here
In my opinion, it has to have positive connotations.
The 1966 world cup win will always be a piece of folklore, very sentimental.
In my personal life, I am going ahead in life. The dream is very colourful.
I also see people who are alive wearing the 1966 kit.
A world cup win, is a win. I've never really won before.
unclesirbobbyrobson
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They very nearly did it. Should have worn the red shirts! It was very nearly a premonition come true.