Brings back memories when I got thumped by a fellow Villa 'fan' at the Hawthorns. Must have been about 1979-1980 and Pat Heard scored a free kick in the 88th minute. After all the celebrations I turned to look for my mate to see a beast with a Villa scarf tied aroung his head (rambo style) who stared at me and called me a F*****G C**T then hit me in the mouth. The fans seperated on ther terrace then a copper came up and the bloke who hit me then said 'that bloke hit me'! I protested my innocence but was threatened with a trip in a black mariah (Sp) if i didn't shut up!! To this day I have no idea why he hit me?!If that bloke is one this forum - You tw*t!!!
Quote from: Dr Butler on January 12, 2015, 12:39:24 PMI had a good day out Saturday, drove up from Cambridge with the wife, I booked us into the hotel £55 for a double room upgraded for the night to a executive room I went to the game while the wife went shopping, first of all I met my Villa mates in the Sir Robert Peel a really nice pub with some nice beers on and a great atmosphere from the home and away supporters in there.then came the game we then went back to the same pub where my wife met up with us all, then the Swan and Rushes and then to a couple of others and we had a great night drinking and eating in Leicester and not a hint of trouble or aggression came our way.I was a bit fuzzy headed in the morning though UTVThe DocI was at the game, and also went to the Robert Peel. I drank at the Globe prior to the Robert Peel.Another great away day, spoilt 90 minutes on the pitch!!
I had a good day out Saturday, drove up from Cambridge with the wife, I booked us into the hotel £55 for a double room upgraded for the night to a executive room I went to the game while the wife went shopping, first of all I met my Villa mates in the Sir Robert Peel a really nice pub with some nice beers on and a great atmosphere from the home and away supporters in there.then came the game we then went back to the same pub where my wife met up with us all, then the Swan and Rushes and then to a couple of others and we had a great night drinking and eating in Leicester and not a hint of trouble or aggression came our way.I was a bit fuzzy headed in the morning though UTVThe Doc
Quote from: preston28 on January 12, 2015, 12:31:43 PMBrings back memories when I got thumped by a fellow Villa 'fan' at the Hawthorns. Must have been about 1979-1980 and Pat Heard scored a free kick in the 88th minute. After all the celebrations I turned to look for my mate to see a beast with a Villa scarf tied aroung his head (rambo style) who stared at me and called me a F*****G C**T then hit me in the mouth. The fans seperated on ther terrace then a copper came up and the bloke who hit me then said 'that bloke hit me'! I protested my innocence but was threatened with a trip in a black mariah (Sp) if i didn't shut up!! To this day I have no idea why he hit me?!If that bloke is one this forum - You tw*t!!! 1982, a few weeks before Rotterdam wasn't it? And no it wasn't me as I was only eleven at the time!
All I keep thinking about is Carl Douglas.
Quote from: Damo70 on January 12, 2015, 01:25:23 PMQuote from: preston28 on January 12, 2015, 12:31:43 PMBrings back memories when I got thumped by a fellow Villa 'fan' at the Hawthorns. Must have been about 1979-1980 and Pat Heard scored a free kick in the 88th minute. After all the celebrations I turned to look for my mate to see a beast with a Villa scarf tied aroung his head (rambo style) who stared at me and called me a F*****G C**T then hit me in the mouth. The fans seperated on ther terrace then a copper came up and the bloke who hit me then said 'that bloke hit me'! I protested my innocence but was threatened with a trip in a black mariah (Sp) if i didn't shut up!! To this day I have no idea why he hit me?!If that bloke is one this forum - You tw*t!!! 1982, a few weeks before Rotterdam wasn't it? And no it wasn't me as I was only eleven at the time!Not sure. I thought it was before we won the league (I was 15 so 1979-80?) but my memory is fading of those heady days!
Quote from: Archbishop Herbert Cockthrottle on January 12, 2015, 12:51:53 PMAll I keep thinking about is Carl Douglas.What has any of this got to do with table tennis?
... to put the final nail in the coffin, the curry was better in Leicester too We were shit. End of.
Quote from: SO Villa on January 12, 2015, 01:50:27 PMQuote from: Archbishop Herbert Cockthrottle on January 12, 2015, 12:51:53 PMAll I keep thinking about is Carl Douglas.What has any of this got to do with table tennis?Desmond Douglas is a Villa fan
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