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Guest Teetowl

Honestly? I did a propper gufter today. It really hummed too, to the point where I felt it necessary to visit the north stand lavs and do a keck check. It was all clear...... I blame Friday night lager!

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Guest Teetowl

Thing is - it takes 140 man hours to clean these up after a game

140 hours x £6 per hour = £24,600

£840?

Times that by all our home games = £3,969,185

WE COULD HAVE BOUGHT BEN MARSHALL WITH THAT

THANKS A LOT WEDNESDAYITE

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Jack Charlton made aa appeal after the Oldham game for everyone to stop trumping, or else he would leave.

It stopped for a while - but it is back again.

All down hill since then. It sets a bad example.

My kids trump all the time, too.

It sets a bad example.

It should be stamped on - metaphorically speaking.

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Jack Charlton made aa appeal after the Oldham game for everyone to stop trumping, or else he would leave.

It stopped for a while - but it is back again.

All down hill since then. It sets a bad example.

My kids trump all the time, too.

It sets a bad example.

It should be stamped on - metaphorically speaking.

I just trumped out loud laughing at that....

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I can cope with the ordinary smelling trumps but what really gets my goat is the trumps that tell the story from Friday night - the ones that smell like a gallon of flaccid beer and a rancid donner kebab. Those type of trumps make my eyes water.

I don't think that its a coincidence that 76% of Wednesdayite members like to spend Friday night drinking at least 8 pints of bitter prior to consuming a Merdocks' special with extra chilli sauce.

Wednesdayite offends my nostrils!!!!

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Jack Charlton made aa appeal after the Oldham game for everyone to stop trumping, or else he would leave.

It stopped for a while - but it is back again.

All down hill since then. It sets a bad example.

My kids trump all the time, too.

It sets a bad example.

It should be stamped on - metaphorically speaking.

Yes I can remember this. We used to trump on the Kop a lot back then and, being civilised, we used to wipe our bottoms after trumping. I can remember that some of the toilet rolls ended up on the pitch when we were passing them around - Big Jack complained about that. What he failed to realise was that bottom hygiene is essential.

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