Fans in the crowd that header the ball back - take a bow!!

[WildWood]

Is it me or was there a lot more of this than usual at the Wrexham game?! I'm sure I even saw a guy in WSL with a Mohican give it the full defensive clearance from the stands!!
I know it's highly immature of me, but I for one would like to see as much of this as possible at The Amex, so if it's coming your way - resist the punch-back (its not big or clever), whip the wooly hat off if needed, imagine your Danny Cullip or Andy Crosby & give it the full head-through-a-picture-frame header!!! Climb on the bloke in front of you if you have to (but don't stand for too long, we don't want anyone ejected....or another thread about standing....!)

 

[Gazwag]

Almost as good as Martin Keown tonight before the Arsenal Leeds game.

Was on pitchside doing the pre match pundit chat and the ball slams him on the side of the head on live tv, brilliant

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

I love to see this sort of thing

 

[Lincoln Imp]

No Albion pitchside supporter has ever come close to Keith Cuss though. Legend.

 

[WildWood]

http://http://m.worthingherald.co.uk/community/columnists/ian-hart/harty_writes_on_keith_cuss_and_the_albion_1_236527

Now that is the sort of thing I'm talking about - pure quality!!

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

The guy in the WSL gave it a cracking thump with his head!

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

It should be sponsored and you should win a PRIZE.

Marvellous scenes!

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

I headed the ball back once when we were playing at Gillingham. It sailed miles onto the pitch and our fans all sung 'sign him up'etc. The momentary pleasure was soon replaced by the worst headache I've ever had it lasted around a week.

 

[Keith Patel]

It happened twice at Watford earlier in the season both in our away end! they both got the "sign him up" treatment.
Prizes should be up for grabs, someone make it happen!

 

[Paddy B]

I have always wanted to do it but never had the chance!

 

[ArcticBlue]

Tomfoolery at it's best. I reckon a clean header back into play should be rewarded with the match ball.

 

[Robin Hood]

Free pint waiting in ere!

 

[smelly]

Did I see a bloke in front of the north stand jump out of his wheel chair to head it back against SCC.

Or was I pissed.

 

[Skinthead]

HA ha! I saw that from WSU, but I think it was the wheelchair persons mate? but it was quality viewing!!! and we beat Southampton 3-0!! what a day!

 

[brightonrock]

At Watford some guy near the front landed an beaut of a header back into the penalty area, Steve Harper absolutely loved it, was pissing himself.

It should also be noted that header was 1 more headers than Paynter won all game.

 

[WildWood]

I must admit, I went for one when we played Bournemouth away a few years back. I was right in the front row & had a good run at it but never made it in time, meaning it looked like I was just running with my head down, like A bloke stretching for the line in the 100 metres!!!
I love the idea of a prize for a decent header, We could show a montage of the best ones on the big screen in slow motion to get the crowd going a bit more before the game..!

 

[AgerBomb22]

Almost as good as Martin Keown tonight before the Arsenal Leeds game.

Was on pitchside doing the pre match pundit chat and the ball slams him on the side of the head on live tv, brilliant

Must have been Billy Paynter during shooting practice

 

[SeagullSongs]

I'll be ready to head it for the next game!

On second thoughts, what kind of monster player would it have to be to reach Row W of WSU...?

 

[patchamalbion]

As a few have mentioned the 2nd Watford header was pure class

 

[Hungry Joe]

I literally dream of getting the chance of a header in a first team game. The closest I've come so far was being smashed in the face whilst supping my coffee near the sideline at Lancing FC's Culver Road by a Dan Harding clearance during a reserve game. I wasn't sure what hurt more, the coffee or ball burn. Now Dan has his fair share of detractors I know, but bless him, he did look genuinely concerned and gave me a quick "are you alright mate?". I can't remember my exact reply but I'm sure it was something manly like "yeah, didn't feel a thing" before I skulked away to cry and ask for my mum.