- Apr 5, 2014
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The coach TV aerial has been tampered with and local newsreader, Carol Barnes, has been drafted in to talk of terrible climatic conditions in South Yorkshire. The coach is diverted.
On its way through Chesterfield the spire, currently being renovated by workman from a few miles further north, falls on top of the coach. Kayal is sent forewarning of having been sent off as the tip that struck him has been damaged in the process.
The damage is repaired, but as the coach travels along the A61 it is pelted with rocks and stones. Two Brighton players are arrested as the Derbyshire constabulary take advice from the South Yorkshire police that it was them that caused it.
David Blunkett is strategically placed to cross the road on the Dronfield by-pass and his dog is mysteriously shot half way across. Tail-backs begin to occur. Roy Hattersley is strangely nearby and his spittle begins to start a flood.
Having negotiated this, the drive through Sheffield hears Joe Cocker's greatest hits blasted out of tannoys on every street corner. The Albion players arrive late in a dazed and confused state. The match has already started and we are 4-0 down.
Albion appeal against this but it is turned down by the committee- a group of local clergy- who blame Albion's miss-fortune on the legalisation of same sex marriage. Another player is sent off as this is deemed to have caused the floods.
The referee has been kidnapped and Mike Dean has taken the call....
On its way through Chesterfield the spire, currently being renovated by workman from a few miles further north, falls on top of the coach. Kayal is sent forewarning of having been sent off as the tip that struck him has been damaged in the process.
The damage is repaired, but as the coach travels along the A61 it is pelted with rocks and stones. Two Brighton players are arrested as the Derbyshire constabulary take advice from the South Yorkshire police that it was them that caused it.
David Blunkett is strategically placed to cross the road on the Dronfield by-pass and his dog is mysteriously shot half way across. Tail-backs begin to occur. Roy Hattersley is strangely nearby and his spittle begins to start a flood.
Having negotiated this, the drive through Sheffield hears Joe Cocker's greatest hits blasted out of tannoys on every street corner. The Albion players arrive late in a dazed and confused state. The match has already started and we are 4-0 down.
Albion appeal against this but it is turned down by the committee- a group of local clergy- who blame Albion's miss-fortune on the legalisation of same sex marriage. Another player is sent off as this is deemed to have caused the floods.
The referee has been kidnapped and Mike Dean has taken the call....
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