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Phoenix Ownership - Rob says FTFFA (Part 2)

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Posted March 19, 2017 02:29 · last edited March 18, 2021 07:34

token wrote:

your barkin up the wrong tree most of you self called imagrunts have experenced a atmosphere of a top class crowd , thats the experiance  that i envy , singing laughing, cryin pissin in their bovril while they sh1te in our shoes "'billy connelly'". the closest ive got is having a glass smashed on my head by a man city cock in the maukau pub kapiti because i had a mufc scarf on. enjoyed every minute until the next day. my best pal was a kiwi pom and from 5 we played every day if it wasnt for his tribe id probably played darts

Poetry from the terraces.

That's actually a classic post.

Fandom summed up in four lines.

I've met Billy Connolly in Christchurch too by the way. And talked football with him. On the street, not at a match...

You can no doubt get an intense fan experience in Britain still if you have a spare fifty pounds for a Premier League ticket and avoid the "prawn sandwich brigade"...

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Unknown editor edited March 18, 2021 07:34
token wrote:

your barkin up the wrong tree most of you self called imagrunts have experenced a atmosphere of a top class crowd , thats the experiance  that i envy , singing laughing, cryin pissin in their bovril while they sh1te in our shoes "'billy connelly'". the closest ive got is having a glass smashed on my head by a man city cock in the maukau pub kapiti because i had a mufc scarf on. enjoyed every minute until the next day. my best pal was a kiwi pom and from 5 we played every day if it wasnt for his tribe id probably played darts

Poetry from the terraces.

That's actually a classic post.

Fandom summed up in four lines.

I've met Billy Connolly in Christchurch too by the way. And talked football with him. On the street, not at a match...

You can no doubt get an intense fan experience in Britain still if you have a spare fifty pounds for a Premier League ticket and avoid the "prawn sandwich brigade"...

Unknown editor edited March 19, 2017 02:32
token wrote:

your barkin up the wrong tree most of you self called imagrunts have experenced a atmosphere of a top class crowd , thats the experiance  that i envy , singing laughing, cryin pissin in their bovril while they sh1te in our shoes "'billy connelly'". the closest ive got is having a glass smashed on my head by a man city cock in the maukau pub kapiti because i had a mufc scarf on. enjoyed every minute until the next day. my best pal was a kiwi pom and from 5 we played every day if it wasnt for his tribe id probably played darts

Poetry from the terraces.

That's actually a classic post.

Fandom summed up in four lines.

I've met Billy Connolly in Christchurch too by the way. And talked football with him. On the street, not at a match...

You can no doubt get an intense fan experience in Britain still if you have spare fifty pounds for a Premier League ticket...