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Potter
awakens on Rumbles sofa, wearing what can only
be described as a ludicrously gay pair of socks
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McCarthy
bizarely got in from the previous evenings Oceana
escapades and decided it would be a good idea
to sleep naked
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Kane
is so hungover that he is forced to drink water
from what can only be described as a vase
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Good
morning Hove
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A
man had to be called to come and board up the
broken window
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McCarthy
and Rumble are soon back on Strongbow, as well
as enjoying the remainder of the pizza from
the previous night
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A
good effort to get through this much on the
way to London Victoria
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McCarthy
became separated from the group and was soon
presured into passing the beer from one carriage
to the other via the window
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Another
blatant flouncing of Boris no drinking on public
transport rule
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Potter
denotes his intoxicated state by placing a carrier
bag over his head
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The
ludicrous situation of there only being one
toilet to use at Leyton tube station meant McCarthy
and Jenkins went at the same time, with the
result being McCarthy unfortunately splashing
some urine over Jenkins leg
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Potter
has to question who on earth is going to buy
a banana in this sort of condition
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Jenkins
begins to add ice to McCarthys pint in the pub
before the game
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Dave
the Gaffer was mistaken for Russell Slade
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It
was good to see Andy Whing boozing it up before
the game
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We
could only presume these police were talking
to this man regarding crimes against fashion
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Outside
of Brisbane Road
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Jenkins
and McCarthy take part in the traditional pre-Orient
photo with police officers
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Things
go a step further this year when we get a police
horse involved
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The
new Crocs on Tour flag gained a lot of attention
due to the fact it was simply a Welsh football
flag
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Russell
Slade makes his first appearance on the pitch
during the warm up to wave to the fans
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Rumble
appears to be happy with the appointment
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McCarthy
is soon recognised as a celebrity thanks to
his role of presenter on the Albion Moan In
as Ian Hart interviews him for the official
website
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The
risen stand behind the goal
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The
new main stand
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The
other stand behind the goal
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The
players are welcomed onto the pitch with a crescendo
of balloons
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The
teams line up ahead of kick off
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Potter
noted that he was delighted with Lloyd Owusu
for being a black player who wears white boots,
as you don't see it very often
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He
obviously hadn't noticed Craig Davies
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Or
Alhassan Bangura
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Or
Jason Jarrett
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Or
this Leyton Orient player
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Kevin
McLeod whips a corner into the box
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This
fan had the perfect view from his flat, complete
with a beer
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Here
we see Russell. In his brown suit
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Rumble
enjoys his custom made cheese sandwich
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McCarthy
takes a nibble on a lubricated penis
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Mikkel
Andersen made his debut in this delightful short
sleeved effort
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Another
shot that shows Russell in his brown suit
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Here
we see how ridiculous Potters claim about not
many black players wearing white boots was,
with no less than five in one photo
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The
Albion attack with a corner
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Just
to emphasise the point. Russell Slade. Brown
suit
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This
sign presumbaly meant there was only one sandwich
available
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Another
fan was mistaken for Russell Slade in the pub
after the game
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Russell
Slade was for some or known reason presenting
Harry Hills TV Burp after the game
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Only
in London would you be able to find a bed in
the middle of the street and proceed to push
McCarthy down the road on it
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It
comes at a price though, as Jenkins ends up
with a nasty cut on his knee
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This
train workers tie is gained as the ultimate
prize from an excellent day out
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