The people you meet wearing colours

So yesterday wearing a city shirt in Tamworth services I have this guy in the bogs copper me saying he's rooting for us to send Swansea down, turns out he was from Cardiff, who'd have thought eh.
Then this other random flies by shouting woo your my second team.
Came walking out he toilets with a smile on my face like I'd just met big Tony whose numbers in cubicle 3.

Fast forward today to 2:30 I see a couple in city shirts in callington tesco, we proceed to discuss our predictions for today's game, 1-2 as we all agreed sadly it was not.
After the match and getting to our destination of looe I'm in the pub with our lass and come back from the bog to find her talking to this guy and his daughter about local walking routes, turns out it's only looetiger off not606.
Moral of the storey, wear your colours with pride no matter where you are, win lose or draw, you'll meet some interesting people.

nb it was two different shirts I were wearing over this two day period

 

Berocca and a bag of pickled onion Monster Munch and you'll be fine mate

 

Who's Looetiger

 

The poster who by quiet definition hasn't posted on here Ever, As to the deference of loocation and being Hair of Hernandez's Number 2. Any way forget them 1 of them is a ****Stirrer.

 

The one who hangs around in toilets?

 

Do you often chat to strange men in public lavatories?

 

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obviously Its Louie.

 

Lu Lu's Man Yeah.

 

Always, it's the best place for football bantz

 

Louie Louie

 

The lads in the NORGE shirts yesterday, day/weekend trippers or Hull based. I read somewhere (perhaps/maybe/I think) that Norwegians were highly educated. Just confirms it really.!

 

That's a **** joke

 

The guy at gregs in Exeter services just asked about city

No meeting in the toilets this morning

 

Exeter!! It's a long way to go for a sausage roll

 

You posh bugger ... lavatories ... BOGS !!!

 

I bumped into a young woman (20 years old maybe) in a pub in Ambleside wearing a city shirt.

She was also a city fan and we had a brief 30 second chat about the season (this was last year).

She then turned to her mates and said, thinking I was out of earshot, that old guy I just bumped into was a city fan.

I'm 28.

Christ I got pissed that night, crying into my pint.

 

You are well past your Best Before date.

 

Thanks

 

I remember a few years back getting served at Scotch Corner and the young woman behind the counter asking if I was from Hull - I was a bit surprised as I don't think I have much of an accent and had only said a brief hello. It was only after I was walking back to my seat that I realised I was wearing a City shirt.