Unitedite on TV - Footballs hardest away days.

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Someone at work mentioned about the fella who hitch-hikes all over the country watching United earlier, and i remembered watching it.

Is it someone who posts on here, it is a genuinely fascinating story.
 



He used to sit directly infront of me on the Kop.

I seem to remember he always times each half with the stopwatch on his phone.
 
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He used to sit directly infront of me on the Kop.

I seem to remember he always times each half with the stopwatch on his phone.

He's gone all modern then, because it used to be a stopwatch on a cord round his neck.

It wasn't cheating, it was initiative

Yes, like the evening at Crewe when I gave him a lift to Keele services after the game, You'd mentioned you needed to fill up, and I managed to dump him on you before you could get away :-)
 
I hope he wont mind me posting this...

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He's gone all modern then, because it used to be a stopwatch on a cord round his neck.



Yes, like the evening at Crewe when I gave him a lift to Keele services after the game, You'd mentioned you needed to fill up, and I managed to dump him on you before you could get away :)
That may well have been the night I dropped him at Cherwell Valley on the M40 and he ended up spending the night there.

Even the best laid plans don't always come together :-)
 
That may well have been the night I dropped him at Cherwell Valley on the M40 and he ended up spending the night there.

Even the best laid plans don't always come together :)

I ended up getting a lift with some bloke delivering Birmingham newspapers to London in the very early hours.
 
Someone at work mentioned about the fella who hitch-hikes all over the country watching United earlier, and i remembered watching it.

Is it someone who posts on here, it is a genuinely fascinating story.

It hasn't been repeated for a while. I have it on VHS but not on disc sadly, hence why I can't bung it on YouTube. And nobody else has put it on YouTube either. Not that I have put "Football's Hardest Away Days Sheffield United Hitchhiker" into the search, you understand. Honest.
 
He used to sit directly infront of me on the Kop.

I seem to remember he always times each half with the stopwatch on his phone.

And the pattern is the same every match; I am the subject of much ridicule, especially when I berate the referee for not acknowledging me before the game kicks off, but then when it comes to injury time, especially if we are clinging on to a lead, everyone is asking me, "How much longer?"

It's the stopwatch on my iPod these days.
 
And the pattern is the same every match; I am the subject of much ridicule, especially when I berate the referee for not acknowledging me before the game kicks off, but then when it comes to injury time, especially if we are clinging on to a lead, everyone is asking me, "How much longer?"

It's the stopwatch on my iPod these days.

Is that young lady someone famous I should know, or just a random young lady you were desperate to be phtographed with?
 
Is that young lady someone famous I should know, or just a random young lady you were desperate to be phtographed with?

It's Charlie Webster of SkySports News, a lovely Bladey Lady. As I always carry my Emergency Hitchhiking Kit around with me even if I am on the Megabus, when I observed lots of other starry-eyed chaps having their photos took, I thought, "Hmmm, I know what'd make a good photo," so I suggested we pose for this pic seen below, whilst my good mate Martin took the photo.
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It was only afterwards that official club photographer Martyn Harrison came over and suggested we pose for the photo again, the one which Walthy shared and I use as my avatar, except this time I took my coat off to make sure we had maximum red & white. I kept the Hawkwind beanie on though.
 
It's Charlie Webster of SkySports News, a lovely Bladey Lady. As I always carry my Emergency Hitchhiking Kit around with me even if I am on the Megabus, when I observed lots of other starry-eyed chaps having their photos took, I thought, "Hmmm, I know what'd make a good photo," so I suggested we pose for this pic seen below, whilst my good mate Martin took the photo.
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It was only afterwards that official club photographer Martyn Harrison came over and suggested we pose for the photo again, the one which Walthy shared and I use as my avatar, except this time I took my coat off to make sure we had maximum red & white. I kept the Hawkwind beanie on though.

Thanks!

I don't watch Sky Sports :-)
 



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