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Big Willy

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Pentyrchjack said:
…got that chant running through my head non stop now!

Austin is our hero
He's solid as a rock
He plays in front of Willy
Who's got a massive cock :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
Remember in away ends behind the goal and we’d be chanting the tune of the French national anthem. Willy would be doing a little jig to it 🤣

Good days
 
Big boots to fill after Roger( it was Freestone he replaced was it)?
Had a dodgy opener against Northampton in 2004, but was great for us after that.
Good to see him looking well.
 
I'd forgotten about him getting arrested at the Bury game for allegedly telling a police officer to go forth and multiply after they wanted him to calm his celebrations.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/4529261.stm

From the article:

Jackett said: "We wanted to get back outside (on the pitch) to really celebrate with our fans.

"At some stage we got up into an area which was like the directors' box and things started to get a bit frantic.

"I think the police and stewards were worried about the safety aspect of the whole thing and Willy got caught up in an incident with a policeman and had a little bit of a falling out.

"They took him down the police station and let him cool off.

"We took the bus down there at about 1900 BST and I'm glad to say that he came back to south Wales with us."

"Travelling back from Manchester on the coach on the way back, everybody had to come to the front of the coach and sing a song on the microphone.

"Willie sang Please Release Me."
 

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