Bring back the toilet roll?

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Always used to love seeing the toilet rolls being thrown from the kop, how many in ere would love to see the return of them? Flags etc can cost way more than a say a 9 pack of rolls from aldi on at £1.89 which I think is very reasonable, 1 roll per man or lady for every home game, theres 9 games worth for £1.89, bargain, thoughts?.
 

Always used to love seeing the toilet rolls being thrown from the kop, how many in ere would love to see the return of them? Flags etc can cost way more than a say a 9 pack of rolls from aldi on at £1.89 which I think is very reasonable, 1 roll per man or lady for every home game, theres 9 games worth for £1.89, bargain, thoughts?.
They have to be Izal.
 
Always used to love seeing the toilet rolls being thrown from the kop, how many in ere would love to see the return of them? Flags etc can cost way more than a say a 9 pack of rolls from aldi on at £1.89 which I think is very reasonable, 1 roll per man or lady for every home game, theres 9 games worth for £1.89, bargain, thoughts?.
Greta Thumberges going to have you nuts ont anvil
 

Always used to love seeing the toilet rolls being thrown from the kop, how many in ere would love to see the return of them? Flags etc can cost way more than a say a 9 pack of rolls from aldi on at £1.89 which I think is very reasonable, 1 roll per man or lady for every home game, theres 9 games worth for £1.89, bargain, thoughts?.
I remember buying 10 rolls for a quid from a market stall near Kenilworth Rd, got it confiscated by a policeman about 100 yards further down the road. Boooooo
 
They have to be Izal.
Had to look up Izal and had no idea it used to be manufactured in Chapeltown!
An appropriate bottom line:-
"But in the end, production of Izal medicated toilet paper at the North Sheffield factory fell victim to the accountants’ bottom line, as the bottoms of Britain opted for something a little more comfortable."
 
In todays soft woke world you would properly sued by some softy who got hit by a sheet, and definitely thrown out by the stewards .
 
My mates and me used to lift thousands of Argos tickets from the shop on the moor as we made our way to the Lane.
Around 1988 every game used to be like Argentina 1978 World Cup, except there was only around 9000 at our games to witness this spectacular blizzard of paper at all our home games from the Kop.
 
Would anyone mind if I used mine first??
Might aswell get my monies worth......
 
The Sheffield Star was better than the TV times ....................... never use glossy paper for wiping your arse it brings a whole new meaning to skid marks 💩 😳
You mean like the bog paper at schools in the 80's, like very scratchy tracing paper!!😬
 
Yeah if you weren't careful and lost traction you could have a skid mark half way up your back.
It was the fact, that it looked like youd lanced a pile on the second wipe, that got me!
 
it was much better if you popped into woods and wiped your arse on a dock leaf
 
lol............I remember chucking one in the 70's from very nearly the back of the kop - for the ones that remember, it was where the slope began that went down to the open cricket area of the kop.

A few seconds later a coppers arm reached out for a shoulder...............................come 'ere you..............to the lad stood next to me !!

Got away with that one. 😂

UTB
 

#nobogrollnoparty

I remember Cantona either being hit by or nearly hit by one thrown from the Kop, throwing it back and pretty much staring out the whole stand with his hands on his hips (the night he scored the lob over Alan Kelly, and Sean Bean missed about 18 pens at half time).

About a week after he Kung Fu kicked the Palace fan and I've always thought the bog roll started it.
 

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