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BigCrompy · Post by **BigCrompy** » Thu Jan 06, 2011 12:50 pm

&quotYF Dan&quot wrote:Anyone remember John Byrne's keepie-ups in the 4-0 win against Hull? He had just gone over to be substituted but the ref had restarted play...the ball came over to Byrne on the touchline and for what seemed like an age, he showed off his skills, right in front of the Hull dug-out. They went bonkers.

I've got half an idea that our soon-to-be dear-old-Chris-Hargreaves went more bonkers than most, chopped Byrne down and saw red for his troubles, but that may very well be artistic license of the highest degree. Budgie himself took things too far in the very next match and got the boot against the Posh after a clogging Division 3 defender attempted to decapitate him at the knee.

Hog · Post by **Hog** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 12:09 am

And here it is in moving pictures ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAfA61OIgAY

recordmeister · Post by **recordmeister** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 1:56 am

&quotHog&quot wrote:And here it is in moving pictures ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAfA61OIgAY

LIKE

Joey's Toe · Post by **Joey's Toe** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 10:19 am

On the subject of football things of which we shouldn't approve but kind-of do, did anyone else see the Stephen Hedge fan punching their own player after the Newcastle game?

Shouldn't be funny. Really really is.

Hog · Post by **Hog** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 11:57 am

&quotJoey's Toe&quot wrote:On the subject of football things of which we shouldn't approve but kind-of do, did anyone else see the Stephen Hedge fan punching their own player after the Newcastle game?

Shouldn't be funny. Really really is.

No it isn't, not in a million years. And do you really believe it was a Stevenage fan?!

Baboo · Post by **Baboo** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 12:17 pm

I certainly don't approve, not in the slightest.
As soon as I saw it on TV I said that's got to be a Newcastle fan.
With CCTV what it is these days shouldn't he be really easy to identify.
And as it is illegal to enter the field of play shouldn't one or two more get at least a warning.

Joey's Toe · Post by **Joey's Toe** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 1:58 pm

Sorry, yes, that last post maybe made me look a bit of a tit. Obviously the bloke's behaviour was reprehensible.

My reaction was based more on the fact that it was reported everywhere that the guy was a Stephen Hedge fan, and that there's something bizarre about lamping one of your own team after a big cup upset.

On Baboo's point about it being illegal to enter the field of play, you are of course right. But TV companies can't have it both ways. They like to play on the drama and romance of the cup, and they're forever bringing up old clips of pitch invasions after famous victories. All of which makes it rather hypocritical to them be po-faced about similar instances now.

Sadly, that argument has been heavily undermined by that bloke's actions yesterday - the idea of a good-natured, celebratory pitch invasion is hard to reconcile with smacking someone in the face.

recordmeister · Post by **recordmeister** » Sun Jan 09, 2011 2:14 pm

Internet rumours suggest the gent in question is a Luton fan, which wouldn't surprise me.

Swissbloke · Post by **Swissbloke** » Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:27 am

Rumours from Steven Hedge are that it was indeed a local fan and had asked for the shirt, Scott Laird told him to eff off and was punched for it. The fella is known to some on their forums and the Old Bill have put out a description of a fella in a white diesel t-shirt and a red and white Stevenage striped scarf.

Snake · Post by **Snake** » Mon Jan 10, 2011 1:13 am

&quotJoey's Toe&quot wrote:On the subject of football things of which we shouldn't approve but kind-of do, did anyone else see the Stephen Hedge fan punching their own player after the Newcastle game?

Shouldn't be funny. Really really is.

This kind of thing happens in George Street or the Cowley Road in Oxford (‘blue on blue’ in OUFC terms if you like) on almost every night of the year. It’s not a football problem, just the fact that one in “x

Sackcloth Ox · Post by **Sackcloth Ox** » Mon Jan 10, 2011 9:45 am

&quotSnake&quot wrote:
&quotJoey's Toe&quot wrote:On the subject of football things of which we shouldn't approve but kind-of do, did anyone else see the Stephen Hedge fan punching their own player after the Newcastle game?

Shouldn't be funny. Really really is.
This kind of thing happens in George Street or the Cowley Road in Oxford (‘blue on blue’ in OUFC terms if you like) on almost every night of the year. It’s not a football problem, just the fact that one in “x

GodalmingYellow · Post by **GodalmingYellow** » Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:48 am

&quotSackcloth Ox&quot wrote:
&quotSnake&quot wrote:
&quotJoey's Toe&quot wrote:On the subject of football things of which we shouldn't approve but kind-of do, did anyone else see the Stephen Hedge fan punching their own player after the Newcastle game?

Shouldn't be funny. Really really is.
This kind of thing happens in George Street or the Cowley Road in Oxford (‘blue on blue’ in OUFC terms if you like) on almost every night of the year. It’s not a football problem, just the fact that one in “x

Swissbloke · Post by **Swissbloke** » Mon Jan 10, 2011 5:35 pm

Thug arrested lives in Stevenage and apparently known locally as a Stevenage fan.....

Stuart Massey · Post by **Stuart Massey** » Tue Jan 11, 2011 1:01 am

&quotBaboo&quot wrote:Stuart Massey swinging on the crossbar. Remember it well.

Ah yes, those were the days.

Swissbloke · Post by **Swissbloke** » Tue Jan 11, 2011 4:57 pm

Oh this now swings round to being slightly more humorous than it was.

The fella who walloped Scott Laird is the ex-boyfriend of scott Laird's current lady. 2 years ago The Stevenhedge player had been &quot bompelling&quot the missus of the accused. Who was and still is a hardcore sfc fan. The fella ran on the pitch, after having a number of fizzy lagers and found himself face to face with his nemesis.

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