big fat bloke with tattoos

[cornishfox]

A humanitarian.....?

 

[Siouxsie]

:icon_roll Seen the thread title and thought it was a job going.

I'd fail on all criteria.

 

[lazzer]

I'd fail on all criteria.

I had kind of guessed that. :icon_lol:

 

[Leesoh]

A humanitarian.....?

Pots and kettles spring to mind.....

 

[andy15]

I remember a picture of his back was at the front of the watford programme.

 

[newtonfox]

I remember a picture of his back was at the front of the watford programme.

did you look at what it said at the bottom ,made me almost piss myself :icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

i carnt find the dam programe so carnt quote it :icon_roll

 

[Hazzman]

Had a little disagreement with South Yorkshire Police with his flag on Sat'dee.

 

[pds]

Had a little disagreement with South Yorkshire Police with his flag on Sat'dee.

Yep.

Didn't see ya there Hazz, me and my mate sat in two seats all on our own in the section that no tickets were sold in cos he had crutches and we were allowed to sit where we wanted.

 

[Hazzman]

Yep.

Didn't see ya there Hazz, me and my mate sat in two seats all on our own in the section that no tickets were sold in cos he had crutches and we were allowed to sit where we wanted.

I was in front of the goal just a row above what looked to be all the players relatives etc. I was in my seat far too early and then never left it until full time.

Going S****horpe now? hehehe

 

[pds]

I got in the ground about half 1, I saw Wesolowski and Bernie :icon_lol:

Doubt I'll be at S****horpe.

 

[fosseboy83]

I got in the ground about half 1, I saw Wesolowski and Bernie :icon_lol:

Doubt I'll be at S****horpe.

i took my cockney mate to see the game against stoke, bernie came upto him do in the usually ''aaaaaaaaaaahhhh feckin forest ahhhhh blue army ahhhhhhh' my mate looked so puzzled it was awesome

thanks for reminding me pds

 

[Thrax]

Or self respect

Jobber is one of the most soundest blokes I've had the pleasure of meeting, He is a proper footie fan, he goes to every game and supports the lads no matter what...something which is sadly lacking on this forum

And you take the piss out of him for taking his shirt off and singing.....pah

 

[Darth Vodka]

Jobber is one of the most soundest blokes I've had the pleasure of meeting, He is a proper footie fan, he goes to every game and supports the lads no matter what...something which is sadly lacking on this forum

i might get a photo with him next time

 

[Dour]

Jobber is one of the most soundest blokes I've had the pleasure of meeting, He is a proper footie fan, he goes to every game and supports the lads no matter what...a real Blue Mongie!!!

Say it as you see it.

 

[bocadillo]

Had a little disagreement with South Yorkshire Police with his flag on Sat'dee.

It wasn't his flag; it belonged to the fan who had been ejected a few minutes earlier and who had asked for it to be brought to him.

You will know that there was a vehement protest from the City fans as the flag was taken down. Jobber had a discussion with the police and stewards about it; his acceptance of the reasoning for it and his relaying it to the rest of the crowd prevented any escalation of the problems that were taking place.

 

[bocadillo]

Jobber is one of the most soundest blokes I've had the pleasure of meeting, He is a proper footie fan, he goes to every game and supports the lads no matter what...something which is sadly lacking on this forum

And you take the piss out of him for taking his shirt off and singing.....pah

I can't help agreeing with every word of this. Having spoken to him very briefly on just two occasions, I am sure that people make unfair judgments on him, based on his size and dress (or lack of it).

The calling of "Jobber, Jobber, give us a song" from the large group at the back and his clear and carrying voice replying to that request, make him the nearest thing that City have had to a Kop-leader since the demise of Roderick and Glen in the late 60s.

 

[Hazzman]

It wasn't his flag; it belonged to the fan who had been ejected a few minutes earlier and who had asked for it to be brought to him.

You will know that there was a vehement protest from the City fans as the flag was taken down. Jobber had a discussion with the police and stewards about it; his acceptance of the reasoning for it and his relaying it to the rest of the crowd prevented any escalation of the problems that were taking place.

In that case, . I just assumed it was his flag as I seen him return to his seat with it in a JD Sports bag.

 

[spionfox]

You will know that there was a vehement protest from the City fans as the flag was taken down. Jobber had a discussion with the police and stewards about it; his acceptance of the reasoning for it and his relaying it to the rest of the crowd prevented any escalation of the problems that were taking place.

Just out of interest, what was the reason?

 

[bocadillo]

Just out of interest, what was the reason?

Did you read the paragraph above the one that you quoted?

 

[spionfox]

Did you read the paragraph above the one that you quoted?

Yes, but if someone had been ejected why couldn't his flag have stayed in place until after the end of the game?

If it was because he wanted it back, well isn't that like the kid taking his ball home with him because he got subbed?!