Well frankly that's just wonderful
by dizzynewheights » 19 Dec 2013 19:56
by SPARTA » 19 Dec 2013 19:57
genomeBig Foot There were a few away games where the baiting of the keeper for the full 90 minutes was more entertaining than the game. i.e. Walsall away in the FA Cup, Jan 2003 with Jimmy Walker
Another classic I'm sure I've posted before was Leeds away in 2005 - Neil Sullivan goes to take a goal kick in front of a freezing and bored away end. One bloke shouts to him as NS is facing us to begin his run up "Oi Sullivan, look behind you.....it's your fackin career"
I remember that!
by Big Foot » 20 Dec 2013 09:26
Royal BiscuitmanBig FootBig Foot There were a few away games where the baiting of the keeper for the full 90 minutes was more entertaining than the game. i.e. Walsall away in the FA Cup, Jan 2003 with Jimmy Walker
You're too short to play in goal
Paddy Kenny - Who ate all the pies / Did she leave you cos your fat (after his missus left him)
Which keeper was it who murked the East Stand recently after they chanted for him to give em a wave? - Was that Paddy Kenny?
by SPARTA » 20 Dec 2013 10:32
by Avon Royal » 23 Dec 2013 18:52
SHORT AND CURLYBig Foot There were a few away games where the baiting of the keeper for the full 90 minutes was more entertaining than the game. i.e. Walsall away in the FA Cup, Jan 2003 with Jimmy Walker
Another classic I'm sure I've posted before was Leeds away in 2005 - Neil Sullivan goes to take a goal kick in front of a freezing and bored away end. One bloke shouts to him as NS is facing us to begin his run up "Oi Sullivan, look behind you.....it's your fackin career"
Oxford away a few years back. We turned their keeper into a quivering wreck with the constant barracking. This ultimately helped us to the win. IIRC they replaced him for another keeper.
by SPARTA » 23 Dec 2013 19:03
Avon RoyalSHORT AND CURLYBig Foot There were a few away games where the baiting of the keeper for the full 90 minutes was more entertaining than the game. i.e. Walsall away in the FA Cup, Jan 2003 with Jimmy Walker
Another classic I'm sure I've posted before was Leeds away in 2005 - Neil Sullivan goes to take a goal kick in front of a freezing and bored away end. One bloke shouts to him as NS is facing us to begin his run up "Oi Sullivan, look behind you.....it's your fackin career"
Oxford away a few years back. We turned their keeper into a quivering wreck with the constant barracking. This ultimately helped us to the win. IIRC they replaced him for another keeper.
They did - who was just as bad:
"Worse than the last one, you're even worse than the last one"
by OldBiscuit » 23 Dec 2013 23:17
by Mr Optimist » 24 Dec 2013 08:11
by If you still hate Futcher » 24 Dec 2013 14:03
by Green » 24 Dec 2013 14:17
Mr Optimist Loved the ironic humour of a not very original couple of chants at home to Rotherham in the mid eighties midweek.
We went 1-0 down early and the South Bank in full voice sang to the Eight flat capped old geezers spread out across the Town End, 'you're giving to get your fuking heads kicked in". We eventually went on to win 2-1 and an equally loud chorus of "you're not singing anymore" started up.
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by From Despair To Where? » 29 Jan 2015 12:53
Big Foot There were a few away games where the baiting of the keeper for the full 90 minutes was more entertaining than the game. i.e. Walsall away in the FA Cup, Jan 2003 with Jimmy Walker
Another classic I'm sure I've posted before was Leeds away in 2005 - Neil Sullivan goes to take a goal kick in front of a freezing and bored away end. One bloke shouts to him as NS is facing us to begin his run up "Oi Sullivan, look behind you.....it's your fackin career"
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