by willz_royal » 20 Jun 2007 18:07
by Royal We » 20 Jun 2007 18:17
by Compo's Hat » 20 Jun 2007 18:45
EASTENDER MARKYJerry St ClairSkyline Wasn't it Jason Lunnon who was christened 'Superfan' by the EP after he (supposedly) got the away support singing at Swindon a few years back. He even got invited to take part in a training session by the club, IIRC, which must have been quite a sight given he was more Jimmy Five-bellies than Jimmy Quinn.
He did the same thing at the following game, wandering up and down the East Stand gangways.
Haven't seen him since.
Remember seeing him walking along the front of the East Stand shaking everyones hand towards the end of the Derby game. (Championship winning game).
by handbags_harris » 20 Jun 2007 20:41
Compo's HatEASTENDER MARKYJerry St ClairSkyline Wasn't it Jason Lunnon who was christened 'Superfan' by the EP after he (supposedly) got the away support singing at Swindon a few years back. He even got invited to take part in a training session by the club, IIRC, which must have been quite a sight given he was more Jimmy Five-bellies than Jimmy Quinn.
He did the same thing at the following game, wandering up and down the East Stand gangways.
Haven't seen him since.
Remember seeing him walking along the front of the East Stand shaking everyones hand towards the end of the Derby game. (Championship winning game).
He's still there, sat halfway up Y25. Think he was a tiny bit pissed at that Swindon game.
by Diddyroyal » 20 Jun 2007 20:46
Skyline Wasn't it Jason Lunnon who was christened 'Superfan' by the EP after he (supposedly) got the away support singing at Swindon a few years back. He even got invited to take part in a training session by the club, IIRC, which must have been quite a sight given he was more Jimmy Five-bellies than Jimmy Quinn.
by Man Friday » 20 Jun 2007 21:06
by OldBiscuit » 20 Jun 2007 23:03
Man Friday Paul Black: In the 70's always used to wear the opposition's scarf (to the home metcahes anyway). Anyone else remember that? How unusual (to put it mildly) is that?
by Gordons Cumming » 20 Jun 2007 23:23
Doyler The bald guy who wears shorts and has sandals on, whatever the weather. Don't know his name.
by Blue Blood » 21 Jun 2007 00:01
Man Friday Paul Black: In the 70's always used to wear the opposition's scarf (to the home metcahes anyway). Anyone else remember that? How unusual (to put it mildly) is that?
by EASTENDER MARKY » 21 Jun 2007 08:30
AbovetheI Y25's very own Ali G. Back in the day that is.
by T.R.O.L.I. » 21 Jun 2007 08:33
EASTENDER MARKYAbovetheI Y25's very own Ali G. Back in the day that is.
by bobby m's syrup » 21 Jun 2007 08:35
Royal We Lofty.
Persons under the age of fifty would not have known him.
by T.R.O.L.I. » 21 Jun 2007 08:59
Maguire Paul Black, not least because EVERYBODY knows who he is.
Mrs Butler Who's Paul Black?
by EASTENDER MARKY » 21 Jun 2007 09:25
by Maguire » 21 Jun 2007 09:32
T.R.O.L.I.Maguire Paul Black, not least because EVERYBODY knows who he is.Mrs Butler Who's Paul Black?
by davis69 » 21 Jun 2007 10:12
Farnborough Royal The man who was sitting on the end of his row, about 4 rows from the back of the 1st tier at Bolton this season.
Stood up and ironically clapped Seol on his own when he was warming up, started sing "Seol is shit" repeatedly, then turned to his mate and said "it's ok he can't see me, I could blind fold him with dental floss"
Then when Bolton scored he got up and was dancing up and down the aisle to I feeLOL good
A true legend
by Gandalf Presley » 21 Jun 2007 10:41
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