There was a local amateur match on outside the pub.So you neither met him, nor even saw him at a football match! Not sure you understood the thread
There was a local amateur match on outside the pub.So you neither met him, nor even saw him at a football match! Not sure you understood the thread
Was traceyanne attending up till the lockdown ? I hadn’t seen her for a while at IbroxGraeme Clark of Wet Wet Wet used to sit in my row in the Govan Rear. He'd always attend with his manager Dougie Souness, who always wore a half and half Rangers and England top (The Umbro chequered one). Also see Traceyanne Campbell of Camera Obscura regularly and my son got a photo with Ant Middleton outside the main stand before a game against the scum (2-0, Arfield salute game).
Haven't seen her for a while tbh. Used to see her on the Govan Rear concourse.Was traceyanne attending up till the lockdown ? I hadn’t seen her for a while at Ibrox
Good to know she is a bearKirsty Wark was in the Clachan Bar before/after a Kilmarnock game that's about my whack of seeing anybody remotely famous at or going to the football, boring I know
Nice one CL. Two of my mates were over for the game and said they had never seen anything like it. When fighting the Garda and bricks being thrown a young Ulster lad stopped them and said throw the brick low to bounce under the Gardas shields and hit their legs!At the away leg, the two Ulster bears right at the very front of the Gers support who were given a totally unprovoked hiding by the Gardai that started all the trouble before that game?
Well one of them was me.
The other was the now sadly passed Eric Glynn, whose nickname was Old Fùck-a-fúck because he stuttered but only while swearing. And it was totally unprovoked. Mayhem afterwards though. Especially up the Drumcondra Road (?) after the match.
The story of that bus trip of the John Greig RSC Bangor would make for a great tv show or film in particular the trip back home. Like Lord of the fùcking Rings with the amount of orcs and violence. Utterly surreal. So many bizarre happenings, including the whole bus spending an hour assuming the position up against the wall of Banbridge RUC station at 2am or some ungodly hour like that.
One of my great memories though.
I had a swollen lip so big that it could have had Sting banging on my door wanting to take me to the United Nations. But I went from girl repelling loser to temporary fanny magnet overnight. Weird.
That lasted as long as the swelling did.
Our bus was the first one there before the match and the last away after. Rearguard action all the way to Banbridge. In the rioting on the way back to the bus, I saw a gardai car on fire and an undertakers shop front was looted and a big statue of the virgin Mary being paraded and thrown at the Gardai. When we got to the bus park there were more cops waiting and just beat everyone into the nearest bus regardless. I had three Scottish guys stay at our house that night to try to arrange a ferry home the next day. My ma and da were on holiday in Bulgaria that week and arrived home early next morning to see a big Scotsman cooking in our kitchen who said to my ma, "Do ye waun some breakfast, hen?"Nice one CL. Two of my mates were over for the game and said they had never seen anything like it. When fighting the Garda and bricks being thrown a young Ulster lad stopped them and said throw the brick low to bounce under the Gardas shields and hit their legs!
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Gary Jacobs , the boxer , sat behind me in the Main Stand when we played Leeds in the CL knock out stages.
Yip I was there , seen the picture getting takenRobert Duval Scottish cup final v Hearts 1998. He was over making the film with Superally and met him outside before the game. Some of the press set him up and asked him to hold up a no surrender/ Ulster scarf then splashed this photo all over the Sunday papers.
bomber brown at seville away knelt down an kissed his feet , done the same with mel sterland at a private function in sheffield , i swear to god i avnt got a foot fetish i swear WATPMet Danny Dyer outside Ibrox when he was doing a documentary on the firms up here in Scotland
who would be the most famous celebrity you have met while at a match, either at Ibrox or another ground?
Could you not just’ve shook their hands like any normal person would do?Bo bomber brown at seville away knelt down an kissed his feet , done the same with mel sterland at a private function in sheffield , i swear to god i avnt got a foot fetish i swear WATP
‘A wink of the eye & a kiss of the feet’.Could you not just’ve shook their hands like any normal person would do?
Definitely for the watching with behaviour like that.
I always believed Roddy Frame, was one of them!Met Brian Whittle and John Regis at the piggery late 80’s.My mate thought John Rgis was Cyril Regis.Rangers won.
Not at football but Roddy Frame from Aztec Camera was defo a bluenose,his family lived across the street from us.
I remember reading in the Melody Maker in the 80s Adamson saying something like that though the Pars were his first love that life did seem a little bit sweeter if Rangers won the Old Firm game. He must have been from a Gers background.I met Stuart Adamson in the Rangers end at Tynecastle when it was still terracing in the mid 80's.
You must have been sat near me that night, I remember seeing Jacobs. I had been moved to the Main Stand from the East Enclosure because UEFA had restricted the capacity and not all ST holders were allowed in there.
Nope,not a big football person,I always believed Roddy Frame, was one of them!
Nope,never a mentally challenged.His Dad was a massive bluenose and was a regular attendee at games.Roddy was always more into his music.I always believed Roddy Frame, was one of them!
Pished mate i was out of itCould you not just’ve shook their hands like any normal person would do?
Definitely for the watching with behaviour like that.
Forgot to add that if I'm watching our first team at home I sit in the Directors area behind Archie GemmillPeter Barnes shared car going to old Trafford. Donald Park in the hotel after same game. Artur Numan. Kev Hector, Rodger Davies, at Derby games, Roy McFarland at golf and Clinton Morrison who plays for my team.