Did you nick my scarf in 1976?

[Arthritic Toe]

Here is your chance to confess all. Can't remember which game, but it was in the North Stand during You'll Never Walk Alone". Someone behind me grabbed it in a flash and it was gone.

The guilt has probably been tearing you apart for 30 years. So go on, here is your chance to confess.

 

[Da Man Clay]

Nope, and i can prove it. I was not born until 09/06/1987.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

No but I think my dad might have...... did your wife occasionally shout 'Toshack you Twitter' whilst playing Swansea.

 

[Franks Wild Years]

I didn't. I did however steal a flag that was lying on a wall outside the station in 1983 on the way to Wembley. It belonged to a small boy who told his Dad, but as I was with bunch of mates his dad didn't feel he could ask for it back.

I am very sorry. I've felt guilty for years.

 

[Hampden Park]

Here is your chance to confess all. Can't remember which game, but it was in the North Stand during You'll Never Walk Alone". Someone behind me grabbed it in a flash and it was gone.

The guilt has probably been tearing you apart for 30 years. So go on, here is your chance to confess.

was it one of those silk ones

 

[Deano's Right Foot]

Good thread.

It's funny how certain things stay with you.

I will never forget the look of horror, shock, disappointment and complete and utter sadness on Tommy Grant's face when he spilt his crisps on the floor at playtime in the second year of infants. I can't figure out why I empathised so strongly with him at that moment, but to this day, forty years later, I feel extremely sad when I think of that moment when this unfortunate six year old lost what he had obviously been looking forward to all morning...

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Good thread.

It's funny how certain things stay with you.

I will never forget the look of horror, shock, disappointment and complete and utter sadness on Tommy Grant's face when he spilt his crisps on the floor at playtime in the second year of infants. I can't figure out why I empathised so strongly with him at that moment, but to this day, forty years later, I feel extremely sad when I think of that moment when this unfortunate six year old lost what he had obviously been looking forward to all morning...

Ah, bless. Lovely story

 

[Pikey]

It was me

 

[Dandyman]

No, but I did shout quite loudly at you while walking past the bus depot.

 

[Chicken Run]

I didn't. I did however steal a flag that was lying on a wall outside the station in 1983 on the way to Wembley. It belonged to a small boy who told his Dad, but as I was with bunch of mates his dad didn't feel he could ask for it back.

I am very sorry. I've felt guilty for years.

You bastard, that was my checked flag

 

[Gwylan]

I found a flag on the ground after the League Cup replay at Derby. Amazingly, I still have it ...I hope no-one wants it back after all these years.

 

[Franks Wild Years]

Chicken Run, if you're telling the truth, then I'm sorry mate.
If you're lying the gult I've suffered for the last 23 (f***) years will be passed on to you.

 

[Arthritic Toe]

It was me

Thats it! Thats the one - it was blue and white just like that!