Issue 01

01 - front cover
02 -
03 - editorial
04 - stars of the season
05 - jokes
06 - odd bits
07 -
08 - cup fever in stevenage
09 -
10 - away day
11 - a sad day
12 - interview with les cleevely
13 - get your kit off for the lads
14 - are you a sutton fan
15 - the last page
16 - back cover
17 -
18 -
19 -
20 -
21 -
22 -
23 -
24 -

MEMORIES OF JACK GOODCHILD

Boxing Day will never be the same again. It used to be a time to celebrate freely, recover from Christmas, do whatever you want. I personally will only be able to think of one thing when it next comes round. Memories, mostly good, of our greatest ever supporter. A special man, a good friend to anyone and everyone, whatever their background or age. Mr Jack Goodchild. We all have our own fond memories of Jack. He was an amazing man. He always had time for you, to talk about the good old days or the current squad. His liveliness and enthusiasm for the club could easily let you forget he was 82. I was at his final match - Basingstoke. It is rather fitting that my final words to him were, "see you on Saturday." He was still there in spirit.

back up top

'INTERVIEW' WITH LES CLEEVELY

WIAO: So Lesley, what do think of Slutton's progress this season?
LC: Urm um ug eg erm.

WIAO: Just what I thought. What did you think of the gameat Kingsmeadow this year - you got a bit hot under that cr*p yellow and brown proverbial coller.
LC: Urm oog ug, good pies though.

WIAO: What exactly was exchanged at that match?
LC: Ug they called me an ugging gypo. Oog it's new aged traveller thank you please.

WIAO: Could you please explain your hair style?
LC: Erm ug ug David Beckham ug, went a bit wrong.

WIAO: Thank you Les, do you have any final intellectual thoughts to share with us?
LC: Hi mum.

back up top