Robinho

Schip Happens! issue 4 available at the derby!

Love your work! Thanks KSK_47. Will be in touch.

I am designer and general dogsbody for the fanzine Schip Happens! (You can find it at home games once a month, at redwhiteunite.com or on Facebook). Please send me your photos from games. They may well be published in the next edition. It would help if they are: • Printable ie appropriate for all Heart fans, young and old • In focus, or at least some of it • Not too small (to print), or too large (to send via email) • Vaguely interesting (eg not the back of someones head) You can send them to schiphappens@redwhiteunite.com or contact me with a private message via this wonderful site. For future articles, we are particularly looking for photos of Heart banners from both seasons and anyone who dresses remarkably or ridiculously at games. (No pictures of Bozza please as he has had his 5 minutes).

Hi I'm Robinho. I'm also regular in every sense, and I agree with Sash. He does talk some shit.

It's what we all want... http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/jan/19/villa-park-terraces

I was sitting next to the gentleman who used to be head of referees in the Bayside League. He let everyone around him know, very loudly, that Mr Delovski is indeed a blind, bald bastard.

I'm doing an article for Schip Happens! on the 3rd kit. (Opinions invited, printable of course). Scott Munn replied with this... The original 150 have sold out (we had 6 left which we took to the game on the weekend and sold), ISC informed us late last week they had some, which they were holding for themselves. We have asked to have them and are awaiting delivery, not sure the exact amount. The players are wearing charcoal socks with a red and white turn down tomorrow.

The clue's in the name. We love everyone. Even those confused individuals that sit at the back of the South Stand in their Visitors shirts with their Heart memberships, bless 'em.

Big money for a short season. Including Fowler, Cannavaro, Pires, Morientes, Crespo etc. http://www.guardian....-premier-league

I went to the League Cup Final at Wembley in 1992 when Man Utd wore this beating Forest 1-0 (McClair, assist by Giggs). The merchandise stores outside Wembley were selling LIGHT BLUE man U scarves! Didn't sell many.

Craig Foster has been anti-British since he failed playing there. If SAF had been appointed Losers boss he'd complain.

The Melbourne FC

Visitors FC. Like it. it's going in the next Schip Happens! Match Review page.

What do you expect from Fox Sports? Sydney rugby hacks earning holiday overtime creating stories.

They were selling them from the merchandise store in the West Stand yesterday. $130.

England 1980-83 Coventry City away 1978

Melbourne writer Tony Wilson is writing an article for Schip Happens! next issue (Derby on 4 Feb). He wrote Australia United about his trip to the Germany World cup. He has donated 2 copies of his book for Heart fans. We'll probably do a comp. "In one mad month, Australia discovered what the rest of the world already knew. The FIFA World Cup is the greatest sporting event on earth. Tony Wilson was in Germany for every minute of the Socceroos World Cup roller coaster - from those eight magical minutes against Japan in Kaiserslautern and the Samba showdown with Brazil in Munich, to the dramatic draw with Croatia in Stuttgart and the final catastrophe against Italy back in Kaiserslautern. In a journey through 13 German towns and cities, with a stop-off in Strasbourg for the Tour de France, Wilson met bikini-clad Brazilians, a crazy conga line of Ghanaians, and a fan who hasn't missed a Socceroos game since 1969. He learned how to say "We're going to Berlin" in seven languages, discovered German delicacies such as calves' feet, and sung the new Aussie classic "You've got no kangaroos". He was even part of a mission to hand deliver a bag of Cherry Ripes to Harry Kewell. Tony Wilson is a fan, observer and student of the game. Australia United is his story.

Australia United. Melbourne writer Tony Wilson is writing an article for Schip Happens! next issue (Derby on 4 Feb). He has donated 2 copies of his book for Heart fans. We'll probably do a comp. "In one mad month, Australia discovered what the rest of the world already knew. The FIFA World Cup is the greatest sporting event on earth. Tony Wilson was in Germany for every minute of the Socceroos World Cup roller coaster - from those eight magical minutes against Japan in Kaiserslautern and the Samba showdown with Brazil in Munich, to the dramatic draw with Croatia in Stuttgart and the final catastrophe against Italy back in Kaiserslautern. In a journey through 13 German towns and cities, with a stop-off in Strasbourg for the Tour de France, Wilson met bikini-clad Brazilians, a crazy conga line of Ghanaians, and a fan who hasn't missed a Socceroos game since 1969. He learned how to say "We're going to Berlin" in seven languages, discovered German delicacies such as calves' feet, and sung the new Aussie classic "You've got no kangaroos". He was even part of a mission to hand deliver a bag of Cherry Ripes to Harry Kewell. Tony Wilson is a fan, observer and student of the game. Australia United is his story.

Yeah. You could sell the tickets to scalpers and have a really great weekend.