Billy And The Note

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Not seen it mentioned anywhere else. Did anyone else see Billy nick the note off George Friend. He grabbed it off him, then there was a bit of a coming together in the penalty box where the ref had a word. Then Billy throws the bit of paper into the back of the net with a big grin on his face. That's how I saw it anyway from the back of the Kop.
 



Not seen it mentioned anywhere else. Did anyone else see Billy nick the note off George Friend. He grabbed it off him, then there was a bit of a coming together in the penalty box where the ref had a word. Then Billy throws the bit of paper into the back of the net with a big grin on his face. That's how I saw it anyway from the back of the Kop.

Thanks, I had no idea that’s what happened
 
We thought Billy had stuffed it down his sock from our view lol

Anyone watching on Sky see anything?
 
I spotted it. One of their players got some notes from the touchline and as he was passing it on to another player Billy snatched it out of their lad's hand and tucked it down his sock, then chucked it behind the goal later.
 
I imagine it said something along the lines of a Mick McCarthy take off on tv I saw.

'Kick it. Kick it harder.'
 
It was actually meant for the referee.
It said:
"Dear Mr Referee. Although my players remembered to bring their kit and none of them have a cold, please can they be excused from playing football today"
 



Not seen it mentioned anywhere else. Did anyone else see Billy nick the note off George Friend. He grabbed it off him, then there was a bit of a coming together in the penalty box where the ref had a word. Then Billy throws the bit of paper into the back of the net with a big grin on his face. That's how I saw it anyway from the back of the Kop.
Lmaobob , is that what you was trying to tell me?
 

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