Famous West Ham Supporters (II)

[panicfc]

okay I know we had this done before, but I want to know if anyone else has heard that Kiera Knightley supports



WEST HAM UNITED!

Have to love it when the Hotties support your club.

[El Toro]

I don't know if its true or not, but I will GLADLY spread this information.

MMMMMM....KEIRA
http://kkwavefront.com/images/fulls/bilb/bilb04.jpg

[El Toro]

I'll get busy photoshopping this pic today to make it more "West Hammish."

[panicfc]

Originally posted by El Toro
I'll get busy photoshopping this pic today to make it more "West Hammish."

That's the spirit.

Can you get rid of the extra stuff. Its wider than my screen.

[Metros#1]

http://www.usatoday.com/community/chat_03/2003-04-11-bendit.htm

http://www.theorlandobloomfiles.com/newsjuly03.shtml (scroll down to July 21st)

Influenced by Orlando Bloom? So, Bloom is a WHU support too.

[El Toro]

This is kind of half-assed, but it will do in a pinch. Plus, I am sort of hungover...



http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-6/241976/keira.jpg

[panicfc]

Can you change the adidas to Reebok?

:D

[Frieslander]

Keira: "I'm a West Ham girl."

I've got a new sig.

[panicfc]

Originally posted by Metros#1
http://www.usatoday.com/community/chat_03/2003-04-11-bendit.htm

http://www.theorlandobloomfiles.com/newsjuly03.shtml (scroll down to July 21st)

Influenced by Orlando Bloom? So, Bloom is a WHU support too.

I don't know about Orlando Bloom, but he must be cool and if he's hanging with Kiera, then he's really cool.

[El Toro]

Originally posted by panicfc
Can you change the adidas to Reebok?

:D

Why don't i just put a big "Jobserve" logo on her shirt?

:)

[panicfc]

I like the Doc Martens so much better.

I'm tempted to start supporting Rushden & Diamonds as well.

[afgrijselijkheid]

that reknowned pizza freak from connecticut is a hammer... eddie something or other :D

seriously i'd love to play on keira's upton park

[panicfc]

Saw Pirates of the Caribbean, and damn if Kiera didn't have the best performance by a Hammer in recent memory.

[El Toro]

Gentlemen,

While this news is obviously very exciting, let's wait and see what her attitude is when we are in division two.

[afgrijselijkheid]

Originally posted by El Toro
Gentlemen,

While this news is obviously very exciting, let's wait and see what her attitude is when we are in division two.


don't you DARE to question the keira!

[panicfc]

Originally posted by bluedaddy19
don't you DARE to question the keira!

This fact alone makes West Ham a better club than all the rest. The odd chance of meeting Keira...freaking hell. I'd self-combust.

[Eric Berg]

A few years ago I started following the EPL. I started rooting for West Ham because it's Billy Bragg's favorite club. Besides, I'd been wearing Doc Martens since high school.

Then I learned Clive Charles of the former Portland [Oregon - my hometown] Timbers of the North American Soccer League startd his professional career with West Ham. That was it. I started cheering on the Hammers during matches via satellite at the local English pub.

Charles, who died last year of cancer, was beloved in Portland's soccer community. He is the only person to have a number retired at PGE Park (sight of the 2003 Womens World Cup semi & quarter-finals).

Of course, the EPL is gone (at least for now) and my Doc Martens jersey is dated, but my life will not be complete without seeing a match at Upton Park. Chatting music & politics with Billy and catching a glimpse of Kiera would be icing on the cake.

[El Toro]

Eric,

Welcome to the board.

Pething posted a little something about Clive Charles when he passed away:

http://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=69081

I hope you stick around. You'll like it.

[Liverpool_SC]

Originally posted by Eric Berg
A few years ago I started following the EPL. I started rooting for West Ham because it's Billy Bragg's favorite club.

Do you mean Billy Bragg or Billy Blagg? Is Billy Blagg a play on Billy Bragg?

[El Toro]

This is Billy Bragg:

http://images.ibsys.com/2002/0419/1409033.jpg


This is Billy Blagg (no photo available:)

Personal Info
Hometown: West Ham
Age: Not displayed
Occupation: Corset Fitter
E-mail: billyblagg@hotmail.com
Interests
Interests not listed

Fan Page

Born at an early age a mere defenders spit from the Boleyn ground, Billy Blagg has seen every West Ham game from 1898 onwards. Pushed over the wall at Wembley by a rich uncle, Blagg was on the touchline for the White Horse final of 1923 and was fortunate enough to have been given leave from the Russian front in 1943 to see the Hammers lift the Wartime Cup at the same stadium. Blagg was mentioned by Kenneth Wolstenhome in 1966 as one of the people on the pitch during the famous Hammers win over West Germany that lifted the World Cup and he returned again for the 1975 and 1980 FA Cup victories. Blagg, 26, now lives with his eighth wife and forty two children in a small semi-detached with chintz curtains in Dagenham, Essex and still attends every Hammers match and training session. His hobbies are walking his Shetland pony and riding a one-wheeled bike round the walls of his shed. He can often be found on his allotment wearing his famous claret and blue woolly bobble hat (knitted by his Nan in 1921)and whistling songs from 'Van der Graff Generator's' second album. He should not be approached by small children and ladies wearing thigh boots.