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John Kay

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Matt Hopkins said:
Yes but from your original post he wasn't a canny lad, might be now, but when he played at the mags he was a little arsehole.
Used to get down "the street" and he was fuckin full of himself, the ginger twat. Stopped me getting beans and chips once in Bowers cos him and his mate tried to pick a fight with someone and the counter went over. I was furious:lol::lol: :lol:
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It probably helped that one or two of my younger mates went to school with Billy's sister. They knew Billy through her.
 

Gazoliver said:
He came to Hazey's footy comp a few years ago and played on the misfits team with me and a few others. Absolutely lovely bloke. I'd be surprised if he was a mag.
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A really nice bloke; I was surprised how softly spoken he was. I was cycling through Bournmoor a couple of weeks after that comp to visit my sister when I heard someone shouting my name and it was the very same. Great bloke.
 
Stevie Freestein II said:
:lol:

Pascoe was about 70k too I think later in the season.

Denis smith was quality that season compared to what we were used to.
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Said it many times, he (and Bob Murray) saved the club as I think it was imperative we got out of there first time. On a personal level, we seen some dumps travelling that season but 13 away wins in the league made a memorable one.
 
becs said:
This just popped up on Facebook. John Kay rowing the stretcher off the pitch after trying to run off a double break in his leg. I was there and remember thinking it was something minor and then being shocked when I found out the extent of his injury.

It was a different world back then compared to the rolling around in agony they do over a minor knock these days. Eeeeh I'm showing my age now like :D

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Alan partridge at the back...
 
Funny how smelt used to always wear the away shorts and socks.

I remember when we had the teal kit and the shorts had red v shapes on them and he was getting wolf whistled every time he ran on.
 
becs said:
This just popped up on Facebook. John Kay rowing the stretcher off the pitch after trying to run off a double break in his leg. I was there and remember thinking it was something minor and then being shocked when I found out the extent of his injury.

It was a different world back then compared to the rolling around in agony they do over a minor knock these days. Eeeeh I'm showing my age now like :D

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Tom Richie was giving the crowd the v sign while getting carried off at roker. The crowd were booing him lol
 
Patch Lafayette said:
Possibly a foul, his forearm smash on Thompson was noteworthy also. At that time we had him and Owers and Ball who all loved getting stuck in. I think it was against Chelsea in the cup when Kay tackled Le Saux and Bally managed to catch him mid-air and boot him onto the cinder track. Something similar happened with the young lad West Ham had, not Kevin keen. The other tricky bollocks
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Stuart Slater?
 
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