Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Yeh - I've only seen him a couple of times since. Unlike the random tramp who slept on our hotel room floor at Grimsby - I see him all the time... Happy days
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Who Had that Chronic Wind in the Away End?
- Thread starter Uncle Buck
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Yeh - I've only seen him a couple of times since. Unlike the random tramp who slept on our hotel room floor at Grimsby - I see him all the time... Happy days
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Isn't that Fourteenth Eye?
Was with a group at Swindon, and I'm sure one of them started singing Spurs Songs to me. Only reason I knew it was 14th Eye, is because I was trying to send something on Bluetooth, and that name came up.
Top Stalking.
He does not have long hair.
joker
BHA Blues Away
was probably WDW, I have to work with him, part of our uniform is an oxygen mask
philsussex
New member
Fortunately it didn't reach as far as the far left of the stand
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Banned
Well he was your dad...
Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
The air was clean on the train from Victoria. My farts were absolutely vile most of the day but I was about 50 miles west in Crewe.
My worst footballing fart was Cambridge away not sure when maybe around 1995.
Anyway we were all behind the goal on the terraces which were split in half by a fence with a narrow gate in between. After the game the only exit was from one corner which meant those of us in the far side, had to funnel through the narrow exit. Needless to say this descended into a sardine like experience, when someone decided to relieve themselves of their lunchtime selection of cheap lager and stale meat pies.
Honestly you could have cut it with a knife and so many poor souls were wedged in unable to escape, including me. Cambridge at the time were a reasonably successful lower league side, but they never recovered from this vile atrocity.
Anyway we were all behind the goal on the terraces which were split in half by a fence with a narrow gate in between. After the game the only exit was from one corner which meant those of us in the far side, had to funnel through the narrow exit. Needless to say this descended into a sardine like experience, when someone decided to relieve themselves of their lunchtime selection of cheap lager and stale meat pies.
Honestly you could have cut it with a knife and so many poor souls were wedged in unable to escape, including me. Cambridge at the time were a reasonably successful lower league side, but they never recovered from this vile atrocity.
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Liz Costa was sat in and around that area
The stewards were telling fans they had to sit where it told them on the ticket , Liz and her friend didn't want to sit three rows from the back and just walked down the aisle to find somewhere at the front.
HseagullsH
NSC's tipster
I am disappointed to say that it was not me creating the smell 
I left my mark on the game in the front row behind the goal, but I can confirm that there was not enough strength in it to make its way around the ptich
Better luck next time.
I left my mark on the game in the front row behind the goal, but I can confirm that there was not enough strength in it to make its way around the ptich
Better luck next time.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I wonder if the Environment Agency have sorted the biological attack that was happening in the away end yesterday?