Could Sean Bean be our most famous supporter?

[zablade]

I once walked past Don Estelle when he was singing in Woolco in Haymarket.

 

[Mad Mick]

I once hired Hugie Green to open Woolco in the Haymarket.

 

[Blade56]

OP= Sean Bean or in mor formal terms Mr Bean.

Michael Palin and the whole of Deaf Leopard

 

[Bladesway]

FFS

Actually the thread isn't as inane as it might first seem,

It is. Don't ever doubt it.

 

[Bladesway]

Deaf Leopard

Pardon?

 

[CarlMcBlade]

I read Womans Realm for 20 mins in doctors waiting room once (Nice Sean Bean write up) . . . . Fucked me up for life.

 

[Fulwood Blade]

funny you should write that -- something weird about doctors waiting rooms - never any car mags

women's books or house books mainly

UTB

 

[Tezza1889]

It's not a bad shout after all the derision aimed at the op..

At least when we needed a supporter to stand with us he was there, can't say that for the other cunts... Like, mind my car enni$ ...

The cops btw watch out for her car on match days..fuck crime

 

[blade too long]

Jessica Ennis Stand is a supporter , and the rest of the Stand family, John St and Westfield

 

[northsomersetblade]

Local pronunciations of the word 'cunt' vary enormously up and down the country.
For example, Essex as mentioned above would be 'caaant', as in caaant pull a fucking pint down there to save their lives. Up in the north east it would be 'coont'; over in Brizzle you're into the realms of 'cnt', strange lot that they are! My personal favorite though is the scouse 'chhcchhcchchc unt'. No comparison.

They say 'curnt' around here, with two or more r's when especially drunk or aggressive...in Bristol they seem to like to say see you next tuesday

 

[SheepdipBlade]

OP= Sean Bean or in mor formal terms Mr Bean.

Michael Palin and the whole of Deaf Leopard

Rick Savage is a Pig Fan I think and Rick Allen (Richard when I knew in Dronfield - he was in the year below me at Henry Fanshawe's) didn't really follow "togger"

In terms of global fame - Flea from the Chili Peppers will take some beating

 

[Hamburg Blade]

Rick Savage is indeed a fan of the dark side, he was also a tidy footballer and was scouted by both teams, though opted for United, I believe on the advice of his Dad. We must have been the better option at the time. It's Joe Elliott (sp?) who's the Blade. Don't they all live in Ireland or America or somewhere for tax reasons?
Anyway, obviously the most famous Blade is Martin Luther King.

 

[Bartleby]

I once hired Hugie Green to open Woolco in the Haymarket.

The guy that played Len fairclough in Coronation St opened the Essoldo at Sheffield Lane Top after it had been converted to a carpet warehouse

 

[JJ Sefton]

Yes.

 

[ThatJa]

Yes.

You on your wayback machine?

 

[Hull Blade]

The Beast..
He did/does US version of 'The Chase' so he's got to be box office over there. That trumps the likes of Sean Bean who will be a also ran.

 

[BladesOnToast]

I don't know how you quantify famousness, but Joe Root could make a case for being more famous globally than SB, given cricket's popularity in India, so that's a billion people on first name terms with JR in the subcontinent alone. (I'm mean they know his name. I doubt he knows their names.)

 

[Harry's Game]

You on your wayback machine?

I don’t use Wayback Machine.. I just wait for FM Blade to tell me stuff.

 

[GrunkyPeep]

I think it has to be Sean Bean.

You could make the case for Flea from Red Hot Chilli Peppers but he's more of a follower than a fan.

 

[Davalon]

I guess he's been in trouble for mistreating women more than most of our 'famous' fans

 

[Varkanoid]

The Beast..
He did/does US version of 'The Chase' so he's got to be box office over there. That trumps the likes of Sean Bean who will be a also ran.

As much as I like him and he did a great Blades interview recently the fact he got dropped by the US show without any explanation relegates him behind Mr Sean "Ya Bastard" Bean. Considering Sean's career has been on the up for the last decade he must be the favourite.

 

[Hull Blade]

As much as I like him and he did a great Blades interview recently the fact he got dropped by the US show without any explanation relegates him behind Mr Sean "Ya Bastard" Bean. Considering Sean's career has been on the up for the last decade he must be the favourite.

Far enough, ya barsteward..

 

[YorkBlade]

Cos he's my mate and been mentioned in here, here is The Beast talking Blades

 

[DifferentClass]

How did everyone forget


?

 

[Northernsoulblade]

Most famous blade supporter without a doubt Shred

 

[Chingo]

Hey All,

Any Sean Bean fans in the house?

Well, I'm a big fan of his work and think he is our most famous supporter what do you think?

I was on a celebrity gossip site earlier, yeah I know!

But I did find something interesting, a football article would I you believe it!

It discusses some famous celebrity supporters, worth a read I think especially since Bean and us is mentioned.

Click Here To Read

I bet you watch Love Island as well.

 

[Mesut Özil's Lawnmower]

Flea

 

[Tezza1889]

I remember when we first went into the Premier league, the sun newspaper ran a feature on which current pop star supported each Premier league club, so sat at work waiting with baited breath for it to be Sheff United's turn, I followed the story, expecting Paul Heaton, or Joe Elliott

They proclaimed Prince B the singer from PM Dawn (set adrift on memory bliss - I shit u not) the top blade out there in pop world, anybody else never see him at the lane?

Edit the moretti is good.. But I shit u not..

 

[FatPaul]

How did everyone forget

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Met him at comic con on Saturday, top bloke.

 

[BladesOnToast]

They proclaimed Prince B the singer from PM Dawn (set adrift on memory bliss - I shit u not) the top blade out there in pop world, anybody else never see him at the lane?

The poor bloke died in 2016 - never even got to enjoy the glorious Wilder years