Davies, before the big screen video, which I can't find any images from |
I was mildly disappointed last night with one aspect of the whole
match experience. It wasn’t the game, the goals, hell it wasn’t the fact we had
the best performance in the John Pye Garibaldi Golden Goal Challenge yet (hard
luck pal)
No, it was the fact that we didn’t follow-up Bolton’s
experience with a new chapter in Billy’s Big Screen Adventures.
The Bolton game was built up by the pre game of Video of
Billy giving s a rousing speech on his return, talking about his new found
friendship with Fawaz and how he of course he had unfinished business.
(#unfinishedbusiness)
We have missed a trick!! Why not repeat it this week, with
Billy’s new thoughts after a few days.
He could tell us how trainings been going, or who he is advising and
recommending this week to be signed.
Indeed, we could have themed weeks. He could don a mystic
Meg wig and start giving his predictions on various matters. And in true Mystic
Meg style he could have given us sneaky details on who will succeed this week. “This week, the numbers 9 and 28 will be
lucky, and the name McIntosh will be happy. Finally People from Glasgow will be
celebrating”
Mystic Meg |
In fact, what with Billy being far more newsworthy than Sean
O’Driscoll, who’d have been rubbish on the big screen in this regard, mumbling
about possession and pass completion rates, and not being nearly as famous as
Billy, we could have weekly updates on what news Billy has been involved with.
Whether it was East Midlands Airport bound flight updates, or Tommy Sheridan
escapades, truth is life on the Billy Rollercoaster was always much more
fun. Why not even special guest appearances
from his lawyer!!
We may as well get our money’s worth out of these new
screens, and we all know Billy would love to be on them more often.
Cheers though Billy, it was rousing and it got the crowed going,
and all joking aside it was good to see the old boy hasn’t changed.
We certainly have got Our Billy back
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