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Do we have any fanzines on the go these days and does anyone remember the 'Sick in the Basin' Jags fanzine that did the rounds about maybe 18-years ago (maybe more recent than that but my memory is shot!)? I recall that this was produced by a guy (Fritz?) who went on the old "Sons of Oliver Reed" South-side Supporters Bus. Not sure if he goes to games any more and think he may have been a convert to our cause i.e. a H*n who saw the light!

 

I also recall that he was the artist (not p***) in residence at the Woodside and produced a mural of sorts. Think I'm having a senior all our yesterday's moment - I recall said Fritz helping me out of the hedge at Brechin after I, erm, lost my footing :blush: But that was back in the days when every away weekend was pretty much a lost weekend.

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Do we have any fanzines on the go these days and does anyone remember the 'Sick in the Basin' Jags fanzine that did the rounds about maybe 18-years ago (maybe more recent than that but my memory is shot!)? I recall that this was produced by a guy (Fritz?) who went on the old "Sons of Oliver Reed" South-side Supporters Bus. Not sure if he goes to games any more and think he may have been a convert to our cause i.e. a H*n who saw the light!

 

Not been seen at games for about 15 years. He's as much of a Thistle fan as I am an Old Firm lover.

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Not been seen at games for about 15 years. He's as much of a Thistle fan as I am an Old Firm lover.

 

Cheers Tom, mentioned to a few mates at Firhill today and posted missing in action. No one has seen or heard from him in yonks; so we guessed he'd re-newed his h*ns season ticket. A fleeting affair with the Thistle and as we all know, she can be a cruel mistress.

 

Think we agreed that Fritz probably couldn't cope with the commando-elite degenerates who went on this bus; so named because members of a local Sellik supporters club amazingly named "The Sons of Donegal" asked what our bus was called... and so the "The Sons of Oliver Reed ("Loyal" if talking to h*ns) PTFC Supporters Bus" was born. (This was actually a sub-division of the SS bus and was the Govanhill and Queens Pk element who drank in Pollokshaws Road. From what I can remember, happy days!

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