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rj__02

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"Wotsit, Wotsit, Wotsit, Wotsit, Wotsit, Wotsit, Wotsit,". Funniest moment of yesterday.

We did em' proud boys. What did you think Peterborough's ground and the support?
 
lol - on the way to the ground my Dad said "wasn't it Peterborough at home where the goalie had the Wotsit outfit on?". He nwas desperate for that to start ... you didn't let him down! As we had my 11 year old with us, we preferred the "wotsit, wotsit, wotsit" to the "look like a wotsit, you f in look like a wotsit"

Funny old ground. My boy complained about the old wooden seats being uncomfortable, which was funny as the only time he sat on it was at half time!

Their fans seemed fairly quiet, but when we did the "shall we sing a song for you" followed by the "shhhh", I did laugh when the replied with "We forgot that you were here"
 
Actually to be fair, their fans up the other end behind the goal sung most of the match. Just pretty quietly!
 
You f'in look like a wotsit...

Also, I could hear a drum being banged throughout the first half but could not actually see it. I'm guessing it was the 'Posh Ultras' all hooded up and bouncing to the beat on the London Rd terrace.

That toilet block designed to accommodate 3,000 fans was a little spartan to say the least. And only one cubicle trap on offer as well... Glad I went at Kings Cross beforehand.
 
Actually the funniest bit was when we chanted "There's only one Willy Wonka" to the man who walked past before kick off. That was bloody hilarious.
 
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