maerdy boy
Wed Jul 18, 2012 11:33 pm
are you thinking of doing a transit to burnley i miss the old days scrapping up there or darlington f**king nuts 
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Re: maerdy boy
Thu Jul 19, 2012 12:00 am
"I was in the minibus. Burnley fans threw a house
brick through our windscreen. We slammed the
brakes on and chased them down to a Canal
where they all jumped onto a barge going under
a bridge except for one of them. He had a few
right hooks and we decided to take him back to
Cardiff. We drove a few miles down the road and
decided to turn back and look for his mates. As
we returned to the bridge where they threw the
brick they had returned. We slammed the brakes
on again and chased 5 of them into a school
playground where it was payback time for us.
Just as we had finished off the Burnley fans the
police arrived. To which we replied "officer we
caught them". The officer said I can see that as
he looked at the blooded Burnley fans. The police
then called reinforcements and took 15 of us, the
5 Burnley fans from the playground and the 1
Burnley fan off the back of our bus to Nelson
police station in Burnley.
I was the spokesman for our group and after
being locked in the cells for 2 hours I was called
to see the officer in charge. He said he saw the
case as tit for tat. He said if you don't press
charges against the Burnley fans for criminal
damage they won't press charges against you for
assault. He said there is one problem the first boy
you duffed up who was on the back of your
van was not with the Burnley fans and was
tickling trout in the canal when the Burnley fans
ran past him. The officer said he needed
everyone to drop the charges for everyone to be
released and said I have put the Burnley fans in
the same cell as the fisherman to talk him
around. Five minutes later the officer gave us the
thumbs up and said you can go.
The good old days"
Funniest story I've ever heard lol
brick through our windscreen. We slammed the
brakes on and chased them down to a Canal
where they all jumped onto a barge going under
a bridge except for one of them. He had a few
right hooks and we decided to take him back to
Cardiff. We drove a few miles down the road and
decided to turn back and look for his mates. As
we returned to the bridge where they threw the
brick they had returned. We slammed the brakes
on again and chased 5 of them into a school
playground where it was payback time for us.
Just as we had finished off the Burnley fans the
police arrived. To which we replied "officer we
caught them". The officer said I can see that as
he looked at the blooded Burnley fans. The police
then called reinforcements and took 15 of us, the
5 Burnley fans from the playground and the 1
Burnley fan off the back of our bus to Nelson
police station in Burnley.
I was the spokesman for our group and after
being locked in the cells for 2 hours I was called
to see the officer in charge. He said he saw the
case as tit for tat. He said if you don't press
charges against the Burnley fans for criminal
damage they won't press charges against you for
assault. He said there is one problem the first boy
you duffed up who was on the back of your
van was not with the Burnley fans and was
tickling trout in the canal when the Burnley fans
ran past him. The officer said he needed
everyone to drop the charges for everyone to be
released and said I have put the Burnley fans in
the same cell as the fisherman to talk him
around. Five minutes later the officer gave us the
thumbs up and said you can go.
The good old days"
Funniest story I've ever heard lol
Re: maerdy boy
Thu Jul 19, 2012 3:59 pm
is funny as f**k mun 
Re: maerdy boy
Thu Jul 19, 2012 6:25 pm
mr mo greenz are you an ystrad mynach or nelson boy ?
Re: maerdy boy
Thu Jul 19, 2012 6:40 pm
tiptoe through the grange end wrote:are you thinking of doing a transit to burnley i miss the old days scrapping up there or darlington f**king nuts
Better get in touch with Bomber for that,
He was the main van driver. 
Anyway I Always used to get relegated to the back of the van once we got over maerdy mountain to aberdare,and don't think i could handle it at my age anymore. Nice picture but it's missing Rhondda Tool Hire on the side.
Re: maerdy boy
Thu Jul 19, 2012 6:44 pm
mr'mogreenz wrote:"I was in the minibus. Burnley fans threw a house
brick through our windscreen. We slammed the
brakes on and chased them down to a Canal
where they all jumped onto a barge going under
a bridge except for one of them. He had a few
right hooks and we decided to take him back to
Cardiff. We drove a few miles down the road and
decided to turn back and look for his mates. As
we returned to the bridge where they threw the
brick they had returned. We slammed the brakes
on again and chased 5 of them into a school
playground where it was payback time for us.
Just as we had finished off the Burnley fans the
police arrived. To which we replied "officer we
caught them". The officer said I can see that as
he looked at the blooded Burnley fans. The police
then called reinforcements and took 15 of us, the
5 Burnley fans from the playground and the 1
Burnley fan off the back of our bus to Nelson
police station in Burnley.
I was the spokesman for our group and after
being locked in the cells for 2 hours I was called
to see the officer in charge. He said he saw the
case as tit for tat. He said if you don't press
charges against the Burnley fans for criminal
damage they won't press charges against you for
assault. He said there is one problem the first boy
you duffed up who was on the back of your
van was not with the Burnley fans and was
tickling trout in the canal when the Burnley fans
ran past him. The officer said he needed
everyone to drop the charges for everyone to be
released and said I have put the Burnley fans in
the same cell as the fisherman to talk him
around. Five minutes later the officer gave us the
thumbs up and said you can go.
The good old days"
Funniest story I've ever heard lol
great stuff that
