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Saw the WSL, he took the applause too. Good work. As my mate said, you only see that at a football match.
There was no dog, more's the pity. I was bemoaning the little things that have been left behind in the modern game...like wagon wheels for sale at the game, Fred Oliver selling Shoot, Match and Argus...dogs running onto the pitch and blokes heading the ball back from the crowd. Not seen that last one in ages. Sod's Law that it happens twice in one game!
Saw the WSL, he took the applause too. Good work. As my mate said, you only see that at a football match.
would have hospitalised him at a cricket match!!
Definitely West Lower.
Club secretary?
That was Keith Cuss, the somewhat mature (age-wise at least) head of the ball boys, who quite deliberately- and amusingly- back headed it into the crowd when we were a goal up in a tight game against City. He knew exactly what he was doing, wasting a few seconds, though I'm also fairly sure it was a largely spontaneous act, and not part of a dastardly plan.
City complained (rightly, really) and he got fired from his ball boy duties.
Would have hospitalised him at a cricket match!!
Whatever happened to Keith? He came to the supporters' club tournament to Paris, 1985. We beat Sampdoria and Lens but lost to Ajax on pens in the quarters (I kid you not). Someone has a 7th place trophy somewhere (probably Bennett Dean as he was skipper). It might just make the Amex trophy room....
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...The St Johns Ambulance Man with the Hitler moustache who without fail was subject to good natured barracking every game at the Goldstone. Or is he a figment of my imagination?
So, was there a pitch invasion by a dog?
At the Goldstone, I used to love it when the guy had to walk around the pitch at the beginning of the second-half with the half-time lucky numbers on a big board accompanied by loads of shouting "Get out of the way!" ...every match without fail...could we do that with the Albion hat-trick numbers now...
Remember the squirrel at Withdean
He lived Southamton way I think, and after the 'incident' pretty much stopped traveling across.