Recently we
‘exclusively revealed’ that there was a glory hunting
Old Firm follower who regularly attended Cowdenbeath
matches in the guise of a REAL football fan. Since
that issue it had been brought to our attention,
by one of our loyal readers, that we have another
glory hunter in our midst. Trying their utmost to
hide their identity, we made further enquiries and
found out to our utter horror that not only do we
have an Old Firm fan mingling beside us but a DUNFERMLINE
sympathiser as well.
In
an attempt to find out more we sent out several
of our investigative reporters to acquire actual
proof that such a depraved individual existed. Obviously
we gave our reporters strict instructions that under
no circumstances should they cross the threshold
of East End Park as that would be tantamount to
herecy. Unfortunately one of our merry band was
set upon by a Dunfermline lunatic for no apparent
reason. Thankfully officers from the local constabulary
were on hand to drag this thug away to a quiet room
for a few hours. It was only after a few moments
following this encounter that our reporter became
suspicious. Why had he been singled out for this
unjust and vicious attack? Could it be that he had
been picked on for a reason? Could this pathetic
Par instinctively sense when supporters of superior
Fife football teams are around? These questions
had to be answered.
Undaunted,
our reporter waited until the end of the Dunfermline
match to find out the true identity of this sick
individual. It was quite a few hours, well after
the bar had closed, before our man eventually met
up with his attacker and finally solved our original
quest for the Townie follower that frequented Central
Park under the guise of a man following his home
team. Obviously it would be inappropriate to mention
any names or point fingers but as you will see from
the photographic evidence below it is undeniable
that we certainly have a new problem at Central
Park which shocked the WTSS team so much that several
alcoholic beverages had to be consumed to calm the
nerves and help us get on with our everyday lives.
Following
this shock revelation, it was also pointed out that
as well as visiting the home of possibly the worst
footballing side in Fife, our Glory Hunter actually
went to a social event suitably dressed in an item
of clothing which was cut from the finest tartan.
It was later pointed out to him that this tartan
was in fact Dunfermline Athletic tartan, to which
he immediately punched the air with pride and began
singing several songs of a Dunfermline persuasion.
However, having asked our Glory Hunter about these
various items, he has completely denied all knowledge
of these facts. Typical, just typical!!!
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