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WestEndAgro

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Borrows is very shy but a lovely guy we always chat when we meet on our dog walks at the park
 

shmmeee

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Apparently Madders played a lot of poker in the casino while he was injured. My mate who is an avid player but not a CCFC fan said he was a good guy.
 

Nick

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Apparently Madders played a lot of poker in the casino while he was injured. My mate who is an avid player but not a CCFC fan said he was a good guy.

As long as he doesn't end up down the Merson route....
 

I_Saw_Shaw_Score

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Apparently Madders played a lot of poker in the casino while he was injured. My mate who is an avid player but not a CCFC fan said he was a good guy.


Mate off mine had a selfie with him in the Colly last night (Madders wasn't drinking before someone moans about a 19 year old enjoying himself) said JM was a really nice lad few people that I know that have met him at various times all say the same, always good to hear.
 

Skyblueweeman

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Got my pic taken Killer when he was at Swindon. Brilliant. Got my pic taken with Phil Neal on the same day. Not so brilliant.

Then at the 'homecoming' game vs Gillingham I was walking round the ground and saw Reda walking in from his car so got a pic then. And at last seasons home game against Crewe, I met Gynn and Bennett and had my pic taken with them before meeting Fleck in the players lounge afterwards.


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Moff

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Met Nick Pickering in KFC. Cant remember what we talked about, but he was wearing very white shiny shoes.

Met Dean Emerson and David Speedie several times in pubs in Ryton. Both top blokes, and liked their beer.

One year in town, the City team were out on their Christmas Drink, all dressed in 70's gear. As nice as a bloke John Williams could be, when drunk he was an absoloute muppett. Luckily some of the other players noted it, and got him to wind his neck in. Spoke at length to Peter Atherton, and David Rennie who were both happy to give their own time, to chat about the club and football in general, and for all Rennies faults on the pitch both he and Atherton were true gents off it.
 

chiefdave

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My Dad see's Sillett every few months in a pub they both go to for lunch (not together!). Says he's always talking about the club and is happy to talk to anyone who approaches him.
 

Kingokings204

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Saw Andy thorn in the casino getting hammered once and saw Aron gunnarson at the megabowl by the showcase playing bowling.
 

bringbackrattles

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I've been lucky enough to have met the likes of Glazier,Hudson,Machin,Speedie,and Jimmy Hill.When we were kids we would get autographs and I managed to get the signatures of Greaves,Best,Bobby Charlton,and Banks,and we used to cycle up to Shilton where the City trained back then and on one occasion Jimmy Hill came over and not only let us get all the players autographs,but gave me one of the balls they'd been training with.And a few years back I cleaned the windows of Ernie Machin's house on Ansty Road and often we chatted about his career,and he was a smashing bloke.
 

Dimi_Konstantflapalot

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Saw Chris Coleman in a pub toilets in Surrey not long after he'd been sacked. He was drinking in there with Steve Kean and Geoff Shreeves. Nice enough to say hi to me when I told him I was a Cov fan, but left it at that.
 
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westcountry_skyblue

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I met Romaine Vincelot after the Port Vale game as i was walking round from the casino after a pint. Got a picture with him,His gf/ wife took it very pleasant guy.
 

Specs WT-R75

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Saw Callum Wilson in Jam Jam Boomerang a few days before he signed for Bournemouth. He was with his son on his own - really nice guy. Alas his little boy Ritchie wasn't interested in one of my many daughters... :) He went and had a little kick around with him in the enclosed basketball/softball court.
 

LastGarrison

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My mates and I had an "incident" with Hartson and Palmer one Monday night on Spon Street after they had both been in Jumping Jacks.

It was just after Hartson had announced he wouldn't leave us "even to captain Man United" and then it was promptly rumoured that he was pissing off to Celtic.

They were getting in a taxi with two absolute rotters when verbals were exchanged and Palmer, quite randomly, shouted I'm not just a footballer you know before scurrying in the taxi where it was relieved of one of its windows (not by me may I add).

Have since heard/read that they are both good guys but they were a pair of bell ends that night.
 

Nick

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My mates and I had an "incident" with Hartson and Palmer one Monday night on Spon Street after they had both been in Jumping Jacks.

It was just after Hartson had announced he wouldn't leave us "even to captain Man United" and then it was promptly rumoured that he was pissing off to Celtic.

They were getting in a taxi with two absolute rotters when verbals were exchanged and Palmer, quite randomly, shouted I'm not just a footballer you know before scurrying in the taxi where it was relieved of one of its windows (not by me may I add).

Have since heard/read that they are both good guys but they were a pair of bell ends that night.

Sounds like Kevin Thornton, starting on anybody he could before hiding behind people who only hung about with him because he was buying them drinks.
 

Moff

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I was at and end of season awards and Marcus Hall and another player were in the toilets, Marcus Hall said "Marp" but it wasn't with his mouth then him and the other player got the giggles

Looked at the Urban dictionary, and it doesnt reflect well on Marcus if all he could say was Marp. ;)

Top Definition

marp
1. (interjection) Something a stupid person says because they don't know what else to say.

Person 1 (8:31:10 PM): MARP!
Person 2 (8:31:35 PM): What the hell is wrong with you?
Person 1 (8:31:51 PM): MARP!
 

LastGarrison

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Sounds like Kevin Thornton, starting on anybody he could before hiding behind people who only hung about with him because he was buying them drinks.

My mate worked with a lad who was really good mates with Thornton and drove him around etc. and my mate was in his company a few times and said he was a really sound lad.
 

CCFC88

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My mate saw Dion Dublin in the gym showers once, the only word he could use to describe the experience was "whopper"
 

mechaishida

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Looked at the Urban dictionary, and it doesnt reflect well on Marcus if all he could say was Marp. ;)

Top Definition

marp
1. (interjection) Something a stupid person says because they don't know what else to say.

Person 1 (8:31:10 PM): MARP!
Person 2 (8:31:35 PM): What the hell is wrong with you?
Person 1 (8:31:51 PM): MARP!

Oi, the "marp" came from me, mate. He "marped" me in Virgin Megastore in '95. ;)

Now the "marping" makes sense. He did seem to glaze over a bit as I said: "Alright, Marcus?".
 

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