|Does anyone remember a city fan called

Pongo from the 70's and 80's

Pongo from the 70's and 80's

Yes, saw him last season down there

if its the same 1 he used to go to some away games with martin payne on the doh a deer bus. seen him on there a few times.
what happened to you yesterday splott? thought you was going to come out on the piss up with us

Unable to due to lack of funds sounds like you had a good one

Unable to due to lack of funds sounds like you had a good one

come and join us in the mad house at 12 before the donny game

I will need to get a ticket though

sort yourself a ticket and then pop along and introduse yourself.

sort yourself a ticket and then pop along and introduse yourself.

Will Merv from Derby be there????

sort yourself a ticket and then pop along and introduse yourself.

Will Merv from Derby be there????

get yourself in there nice and early mate 1st round is on merv from derby

Pongo from the 70's and 80's

i remmber pongo he uesd to start the singing of at the back of the grangend with lynde from port talbot who is know a stewart .when we went to forest the year we beat them one nil pongo was hit on the head by a brick cut his head blood pising out all over him murders that day in forest

I will need to get a ticket though

You dont need a ticket to get in the madhouse mate

Pongo the name really does ring a bell

pongo and stabber
those were the days

Pongo the name really does ring a bell

your thinking of pogo patterson

If it's the same Pongo, he was a Chelsea fan as well and I seem to remember him getting chased by City fans one year, I could be mistaken it was always mental when we played Chelsea

I remember him anyone remember jock (peg leg) mad as a hatter

Pongo from the 70's and 80's

Do you mean Sam ....?

I remember him anyone remember jock (peg leg) mad as a hatter

Remember him well, did quite a few away's with him, like you say as mad as a hatter.

If it is the same one that use to start the majority of the songs from the Grange End off, then yeah I remember him cos we stood not far from him, and God help anyone that didn't join in, that's all I'll say.... Thank God I was of good voice in those days...