Having changed my Avatar
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Mine is from the Jamie T song Sheila.
"he was known as smack jack the crackerman" I just changed it a bit! I chose it because I didn't want a cheesy name like super spurs or something like that!
Need to sort myself out an avatar.
"he was known as smack jack the crackerman" I just changed it a bit! I chose it because I didn't want a cheesy name like super spurs or something like that!
Need to sort myself out an avatar.
I think there's someone on the Swanswea board with that name too.
And you might owe superspursallstars an apology!
That's ok I don't think our names will cross that often then!
Sorry super spurs all stars no offence intended mate! Ha ha!
Sorry super spurs all stars no offence intended mate! Ha ha!
BazSpurs86 can be chopped up into 3 parts. I'm called Baz, I support Spurs and I started following the team on January 1 1986. I was 7. The Avatar is there because Edgar Davids was a fookin genius and I was well chuffed when he signed for us. Had a stiffy for most of 2004.
so your new years resolution was to support spurs? very mature for a 7 year old Baz. Impressive!!
Cheers! Had a lot of mates at the time (in Hull) who were one from Man Utd, Liverpool or Everton. didn't want to follow the crowd and was playing football with them on new years day, they asked to pick a team. I said Spurs after seeing highlights of them beat West Ham on the boxing day '85. Happy days...the rest is history.
I don't know you, but that is without question, the best decision you've ever made.
I don't know you, but that is without question, the best decision you've ever made.
Yo're right man, you're right. Friends laughed at me. But they didn't laugh at little Baz when he was running around jumper for goalposts pretending to be the goal machine himself, Mr Clive Darren Allen.