how many famous cov fans are there? (2 Viewers)

[rob9872]

Give it a few months if we're premier league and they'll all be jumping on the band wagon

 

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[Sky_Blue_Daz]

I remember seeing him in a film
Wearing a cov top

Mind you I seen a film with Cathy Barry dressed as a nurse once so don’t pay any attention to me

 

[wingy]

I remember seeing him in a film
Wearing a cov top

Heath Ledger once had this in a time shifting King Arthur tale,at least I think it involved the time shifting element.

 

[rob9872]

Heath Ledger once had this in a time shifting King Arthur tale,at least I think it involved the time shifting element.

Nessa in Gavin and Stacey used to be our GK coach.

 

[Mcbean]

David Icke that well known psychic

 

[Sick Boy]

Gone down a very right wing rabbit hole. Lost all credibility as a serious political observer.

He never had any to begin with, ffs.

 

[The Great Eastern]

Thank you! Yep, you can google this and even watch an episode on iPlayer hosted by a young David Vine. A sort of celebrity farmer bloke called Ted Moult is smoking a pipe as the guest supporter for Forest against Arsenal. On IMDb Mike Smith is listed as a 'cast member', so I didn't dream it

Quite a good game format actually, could easily be modernised.

Pretty sure every team was allowed a guest member and we had WBA keeper Osbourne ( cant remember his christian name) as ours. He proved to be a huge brainbox and we ended up as beaten finalists In one series... or so my poor memory recollects

 

[Ricketts]

He used to sit behind me when I was in the stand behind the goal - cant remember the name - was there from 2005 to when they closed it was that 2015?

Coventry evening Telegraph one end and the new Ladbrooks stand at the Swan Lane end.

 

[SkyBluePower]

One of the inmates in the film Scum has a Cov poster on his wall.

 

[itsvangool]

I remember Amanda Holden in a bedroom scene in "Hearts and Bones" with a Cov top on! Now that's a thought!

 

[oscillatewildly]

Pretty sure every team was allowed a guest member and we had WBA keeper Osbourne ( cant remember his christian name) as ours. He proved to be a huge brainbox and we ended up as beaten finalists In one series... or so my poor memory recollects

John 'bionic knuckles' Osbourne.

 

[sc1940]

David Icke that well known psychicView attachment 49023

I watched him play a few times for the youth team, he weren't a bad keeper actually.

 

[Kneeza]

I watched him play a few times for the youth team, he weren't a bad keeper actually.

I think just 'ok' would cover it. He was never getting any further than the reserves, at best.

 

[sc1940]

I think just 'ok' would cover it. He was never getting any further than the reserves, at best.

It's hard to know really, he was only 18 / 19 and a couple of years after that season he developed arthritis. But among other games, I watched the home youth team finals at Highfield road, and he played well, the whole team did, when you consider who was in the Tottenham team.

 

[Mcbean]

I think we are scraping the barrel now reminds me of the Porridge film - Slade versus a celebrity 11 - and a classic line is the third Goodie still coming ? No idea don’t recognise any of them

 

[Kneeza]

It's hard to know really, he was only 18 / 19 and a couple of years after that season he developed arthritis. But among other games, I watched the home youth team finals at Highfield road, and he played well, the whole team did, when you consider who was in the Tottenham team.

Yeah, fair. However, I saw him play quite a few, and didn't see much there (my opinion only).