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One of my favourite pastimes is to travel to watch Cowden playing an away game, freshen up in a local hostelry and then go about sniffing for 'tottie'. There is nothing to beat Cowden stuffing the local football team followed up by then stuffing some local crumpet. For any Cowden fans who may wish to partake of this post away match activity I've compiled a selection of my sexperiences from various exotic, or even erotic, away fixture venues as a guide to what to expect when venturing into the dark abyss of a drunken Saturday night out in some Drongoville dive.

Despite constantly being swamped by females outside grounds even after away games these experiences naturally occurred after the time I was a ballboy as an overnight stay was an essential part of this hobby. I doubt if Andy Matthew would have approved of me holding up the team bus by saying "I'll load up the boot hamper in a minute boss, once I've used it to give Senga a rodgering on". This compilation relates to the time I was in my twenties when I was getting off with about ten different birds each week.

MONTROSE - The expression that this place is full of "whoores and comic singers" is very true i.e. a high proportion of nymphos and numpties. The football team's nickname is the Gable Endies as evident by the architecture of their High Street. Over the years I have had a full blown sexual encounter in every doorway in that High Street - except for the Chinese carry out where my feet always kept slipping at the wrong moment on thrown away soft boiled noodles and other such Eastern delicacies.

COATBRIDGE - Evokes memories of attending a really classy disco (not!) in this dump in 1980. Every female my pal and I danced with said to us "Whit the f*** ur youz smiling at". I concluded from this that humour or any form of happiness was devoid in this godforsaken neck of the woods. We eventually started growling at birds that night and got some favourable responses. I remembered this ploy on future visits to gain some meagre successes in this easily forgettable midden.

CLYDEBANK - I will never forget walking into the Cawder Vaults Bar after a game in 1975. Three girls immediately started laughing at me and my mate. Some good natured slagging of each other then ensued and it actually turned out to be quite a night. Three actually can be good company. It always makes me think of Clydebank's current sponsors when I realise how those girls must have felt when they first clapped eyes on me.

FALKIRK - Local nanny is as rough as John Lambie's vocal chords and a lot of the girls are mentally imbalanced presumably due to large scale interbreeding that takes place in this weirdo infested one horse town. On the few occasions where I met a relatively normal girl I had some successes which included a steamy session in the back of a Blue Star taxi. The driver kept complaining about the back window being open but he soon shut up when he realised it had saved him from later needing to use a mop and bucket for the seat of his taxi.

 

This articles was originally published in the When The Sun Shines fanzine

 

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