Lad travels over 4000 Miles to be Burton Albion Mascot

[Deleted]

Young Burton Albion mascot gets to live our his dream - after fcensored.word all the way from Canada
The Brewers' popularity in Canada could be attributed to former Canadian manager Paul Peschisolido.

Read more: www.burtonmail.co.uk/Young-Burton-Albion-mascot-gets-live-dream-fcensored.word/story-27752024-detail/story.html#ixzz3l8aUhuEa
Follow us: @burtonmailnews on Twitter | BurtonNews on Facebook

[Deleted]

Great story, but our language monitor is a tad over zealous.
It auto substituted "fcensored.word" with "fcensored.word"

and it did it again...
It auto substituted "f l y i n g" with "fcensored.word"

[Deleted]

A LIFELONG Burton Albion fan living more than 10,000 miles from his beloved home town club has spoken about what it is like to be a fan abroad.
Some might be forgiven for thinking the Brewers have a very local fan base, however this is not the case.
The Gothenburg Brewers provide a very healthy following from Sweden, and even have their own web page, and thriving social media pages.
Joe Halyckyj, 58, ardently supports the Brewers from Winnipeg, Canada, and was able to fly his Maple Leaf flag at the Pirelli Stadium earlier this season when he attended a game.

Neither, though, are as far afield as Gary Coxon, who lives in Sydney, Australia, but remains an avid supporter after emigrating from the town in 1983.

Read more: www.burtonmail.co.uk/Thousands-miles-stop-loyal-fans-backing-Burton/story-28050587-detail/story.html#ixzz3pfVO2xH0