El Gringo
Well-Known Member
Great night with Alex last night...such a true gentleman, and a Cuty hero in every sense of the word.
Same here, messaged Andy on here and there is a signed copy at my daughters house waiting for me to collect in 11 days time!Just a quick one to note that I messaged @bucko2001 about the book and within 2 days I had a copy (signed by Alex) at my front door.
Great Christmas gift for my old man and brilliantly coordinated.
Thanks very much!
Was considering buying this for my dad. Alex kindly rang him for a chat mid pandemic when the club found out my mum had died of brain cancer suddenly and my dad was struggling. Was nice to see dad smile and talk excitedly about something at the time..
He’s a great bloke but not sure I’d call him a cutyGreat night with Alex last night...such a true gentleman, and a Cuty hero in every sense of the word.
Yes , I went posh that day and wentbin the main stand with my wife in towWasn’t that the game when the scoreboard went mad and actually had us in the lead? And the coppers were getting accused of police brutality cos they wouldn’t let us out early at the end?
A similar incident happened at Portsmouth too - I think it was a coconut.A Leeds mate of mine told me a story about Alex being bombarded with Bananas and a solitary Pineapple at Elland rd early 80s. The fruit was removed from the pitch and the first half was played out. At the whistle Alex walks over and picks up the Pineapple, tucks it under his arm and gives the Leeds end a double thumbs- up, gave a big smile and mouthed Cheers then headed to the dressing room with it. Anyone remember that?
Tommy Caton was long gone by the time we lost at Craven Cottage, playing for ArsenalYes , I went posh that day and wentbin the main stand with my wife in tow
At one point city's kamikaze defending were hitting under cut back passes to alex and the Fulham fans were howling with laughter saying to Alex ' this lot are trying to get you sacked ' ,
I didn't have the heart to tell them they always play like that ... Caton was the main culprit
At one point the Scoreboard had City 3-1 up
We lost 5-1
Could ge I was to traumatised by our defenders and the scoreboardTommy Caton was long gone by the time we lost at Craven Cottage, playing for Arsenal
Yes, it was a coconut at Pompey, when he came out for the 2nd half at the Fratton End Alex was bombared with bananas and a coconut by the twats.A similar incident happened at Portsmouth too - I think it was a coconut.
It was either the Leeds or Pompey game when he was asked about it and he said he was going to "take it home.for his mum".
The Leeds incident, Alex came.out for the 2nd half and he ran towards the Kop.... Leeds fans were applauding him which took us back a bit, wasn't expecting that.... Alex stuck his hand up to acknowledge the applause and the applause turned into sieg heils and the bananas came raining down. Disgusting to think it was orchestrated not by a minority but a very large number in the kop that day.
The groundstaff had to run on and clear the bananas off the pitch and Alex spent a lot of the time stood on the edge of the box rather than on the goal lime
Thank for the heads up.For anyone interested:
Alex Williams will be signing copies of his autobiography You Saw Me Standing Alone at Waterstones in Altrincham on Sat March 2 between 11 am and 1 pm. Price is £15 and part of proceeds go to City in the Community.