My last Posting until we meet again

[bowler]

Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

I remember him. Didn't he sometimes have a sombrero, and skip around it....And he'd also run towards the kop, then dive on to the grass,..or sometimes mud, and roll around like an idiot....

Don't know who he was......Perhaps he was the Chester chairman....

I think remember his first name Billy put I'm sure our Chester fans on here can put us right

[redavid]

Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

I remember him. Didn't he sometimes have a sombrero, and skip around it....And he'd also run towards the kop, then dive on to the grass,..or sometimes mud, and roll around like an idiot....

Don't know who he was......Perhaps he was the Chester chairman....

Haha that's the bloke , Chester Chairman Yes

[redavid]

Originally Posted by BillEBadass

I remember him ,certainly at Sealand Road - not sure he ever travelled to Wrexham. Was his name Billy? He appeared to have mental health issues but maybe he was just an individual who loved the attention (not by any means always favourable) from the crowd.

As for Sir Fred posting on our Forum - it is always measured, informative, loyal to his team and has some humour attached. Any genuine supporter of non glamourous clubs (and you don't get any lower than Chester) is welcome to share their opinions as far as I am concerned.

Also if we win 0:9 tonight we go top of the League. Go for it Dean!

He was allowed on the Racecourse , He came and performed once with heavy snow pitch side , soggy ground didn`t stop Him rolling round

[BillEBadass]

I apologise for assuming he had mental health issues without evidence - he might have just been from Blacon.

[Hampshire Red]

Originally Posted by BillEBadass

I remember him ,certainly at Sealand Road - not sure he ever travelled to Wrexham. Was his name Billy? He appeared to have mental health issues but maybe he was just an individual who loved the attention (not by any means always favourable) from the crowd.

As for Sir Fred posting on our Forum - it is always measured, informative, loyal to his team and has some humour attached. Any genuine supporter of non glamourous clubs (and you don't get any lower than Chester) is welcome to share their opinions as far as I am concerned.

Also if we win 0:9 tonight we go top of the League. Go for it Dean!

Good luck Sir Fred, after the final whistle has blown that is.

You cannot be serious Bill? Don't think anyone can see a team who has yet to score more than 2 goals in a League game this season getting beyond 3! It's still good to dream though!!

[Ooh aah Paskin]

Originally Posted by Hampshire Red

Good luck Sir Fred, after the final whistle has blown that is.

You cannot be serious Bill? Don't think anyone can see a team who has yet to score more than 2 goals in a League game this season getting beyond 3! It's still good to dream though!!

Well, it could happen if Chester are capable of scoring at least 7 own goals!

[Hampshire Red]

Originally Posted by Ooh aah Paskin

Well, it could happen if Chester are capable of scoring at least 7 own goals!

Ha Ha! Hadn't thought of that. Why not?

[Red Light]

I have heard about the Chester supporter who used to do the acrobatics at the old Sealand Road ground from older Chester followers - how long back 60's, 70's ?
Billy (Large)
Must be some more information about him out there ? seems a character, the type who were memorable and every club seemed to have in one form or another.
Crewe Alex had a trumpet player in the 80's who used to strike up 'Blue moon'.
The game needs these one off characters - all add to the match day experience.

[phillco]

I think he was called Billy the Seal.