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slow times, just seen this question on twitter thought I’d stick it in here, it really is that bad...

Does anyone else have nicknames for people they see at the match whose name they don't know? 

Jimmy Hill sits on the Lofthouse Lower near me, 

 

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Captain angry

Then a bloke who always has a little plastic wallet to keep his programmes in is known as rather unsurprisingly 'program guy'.

There's Tooim who sits near us and spends 80% of the game shouting "To 'im" t'other time slagging off his current scapegoat.

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around 20 years ago, there were two oldish guys - late 50s / early 60s who I saw together at every away match

one of them looked like a Bolton Poor Man's version of Sam Elliott

 

Image result for sam elliott

 

so everytime we saw him we'd shout "take it easy dude" to him

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26 minutes ago, MickyD said:

"Fucking Loud-Mouthed Gobshite" sits back a row and about four seats to my left.

Kinell, Micky, he's all around the ground!

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Two proper old gits behind us, Statler & Waldorf.

Guy in front of us always checking his bank statements on his phone, Banker Wanker.

He had just over £4k in his current account at the Wycombe game.

Guy, two seats away, wears a flying jacket with a sheepskin collar - Biggles.

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2 hours ago, ZicoKelly said:

around 20 years ago, there were two oldish guys - late 50s / early 60s who I saw together at every away match

one of them looked like a Bolton Poor Man's version of Sam Elliott

 

Image result for sam elliott

 

so everytime we saw him we'd shout "take it easy dude" to him

Catches match bus from Leigh i think

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3 hours ago, jeep said:

Beavis & Butthead, father and son in NSL. 

And from our away trips -

Herman Munster

Leo Sayer

Ron Obvious

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, frank_spencer said:

There's Tooim who sits near us and spends 80% of the game shouting "To 'im" t'other time slagging off his current scapegoat.

Think I may have put this in another thread once. There used to be a couple in WSU (from Lancaster??). Every time a flick on from SKD didn’t find a Bolton player all you could hear was “thur’s nobbody thuuuur’. Endless, every game. That freezing night game against Derby(?) when Stelios scored v late on. Him and his moaning wife had already left and about a dozen folk stood up, pointed at the empty seats and in unison shouted “there’s nobody there”. 

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Reminds me of back in the Burnden days. We were probably late teens. One bloke, probably late 40s used to want to latch on to the group of lads I attended with.

If I recall correctly, he was known as Mithering Bastard.

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5 hours ago, jeep said:

Beavis & Butthead, father and son in NSL. 

We had a Beavis who always stood a few people to the left of us on Burnden Terrace in the mid 90’s.  Saw him at a fair few away games too, but not seen him since the stadium move.

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