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Most damage done watching the foxes?

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****ed my shins vs Forest last season.

 

Also did a knee slide on the most solid grass in France after listening to Howard's goal vs Leeds on the world service in my car. Both were worth the pain.

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chipped my dinner plate listening to Chris Wood's/Kasper's goal v Yeovil on the radio and basically broke the chair flinging it up in the air when Drinkwater scored v Watford

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Jumped up and headbutted the roof of the stand when we scored vs Hereford away in League One. Whilst everyone else was celebrating I was rolling around on the floor trying to remember my name.

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Peterborough away was usually a dangerous one for me.

The shins took a battering for Kaspers/Woods goal v Yeovil, as tgey did for Drinkt's v Watford.

Oh, i was in a headlock the second Ben Marshalls goal v Chelsea went in. :D

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I shattered my outside guttering after the Watford incident... Threw a chair at it :/

 

Sounds like something Walt would do

 

 

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When I was 15, many moons ago, I was in SK3 at Filbert Street.  We scored (cant remember who we were playing).  I went flying into a barrier and cracked my knee and could not stand up.  The crowd lifted me up above their heads and I was transported this way, down to the front, and eventually onto the touchline.  St Johns ambulance came to my aid, and at that time I had short hair, so I suppose lying down on the grass I looked more like a lad than a girl.  They proceeded to take down my jeans.  But, for some reason or another I had no pants on, so they are tugging at my jeans, I am yelling to them that I was a girl, and I was basically half stripped off in front of thousands of fans and the match being played.  I went off on a stretcher to the hospital, x-rayed, strapped etc and sent on my merry way.  In those days I caught the footie bus from Ashby and it had already left so I was stranded.  I had no money and no way of getting home, so I trudged to a cop shop and begged a lift lol

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Broke a rib being crushed against the railings on the terraces at Burton away in the cup when we trounced them but then had it replayed behind closed doors.

 

Smashed my Oakley sunglasses by accidentally jumping on them after they'd fallen off my head when we beat Derby 4 - 0 away (and it's ANOTHER headed goal from Leicester....)

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My brother once broke his leg following a surge in Filbert Streets Pen 2, we still made him walk back to the boozer with us though.

I once twisted a sock at Sheff Wednesday!

Pure agony. .........

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I sort of foocked my health up a lot and significantly reduced my lung function at the Boro home game two season ago where I caught pneumonia. This lead to my lower right lung collapsing which is practically useless now. Since then spent most of the last 18 months in and out of hospital, i now rely on portable oxygen and have oxygen installed in the house and currently going through lung transplant assessment.

Do I regret it? no. Kasper's penalty save made it all worth while.

Would I do it again? probably

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Hahah I know! However I looked a bit of a disabled walking back to the car with my arse on show, Leeds fans were taking the piss.

Bet you were glad it wasn't Brighton.
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Smashed the fluorescent tube in the shop where I worked celebrating a goal against Spurs in our first Premier League season by jumping up with a fist in the air and punching it, showering glass all over some customers.

Also, my mate expressed his disgust at Kermo's penalty miss and subsequent defeat by throwing his sky remote at the floor. However it kind of "bounced" and smashed the TV.

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Smashed the fluorescent tube in the shop where I worked celebrating a goal against Spurs in our first Premier League season by jumping up with a fist in the air and punching it, showering glass all over some customers.

Also, my mate expressed his disgust at Kermo's penalty miss and subsequent defeat by throwing his sky remote at the floor. However it kind of "bounced" and smashed the TV.

That happened to me with an Xbox controller (not football related), threw it at the floor and the odd shape meant that it bounced forward violently and took out my £600 Samsung. Felt like a 24 carat arsepiece.

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Speaking of things electronic Ithrew my remote to the tv at the tv during the stoke away game when we got relegated however the tv was one of those massive back ones and had a glass front. Anyway long story short tv survived without a scratch... the remote however did not.

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When we used to play at Filbo, I was walking into Pen 3 before the start of a game when I tripped walking up the terrace. As I fell head forward, I put my hands out to grasp something to stop myself falling. To cut a long story short, my hand handed on a gentleman's private parts and gave it a big yank. As I picked myself up from the floor, I mattered, "sorry" and tried to avoid eye contact. It goes down as the most embarrassing incident of my life.

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I've kicked a fair few fixtures at the ground over the years. Mostly towards the end of 07/08, but nothing that would actually damage it, and a telephone exchange box after the Watford match last season, but the stupidest thing I did was smashing in the top of the radio when someone phoned the Football Forum in 2008 to talk about how we were going to get relegated from The Championship. What's worse is that I had to look at it a few months later knowing he was right.

 

The best bit of petty damage I've seen done to the ground was an away fan (either Stoke or Watford) pulling down the "M3" block sign in that corner and ripping it in two lol. You can still tell it's in a different font to the rest of the ground.

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