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The Leprechaun Sneers - Tom and Jerry

In my last piece, I said I would talk about the state of the pitch in this one. Well, I lied - it's a common trait among the hooray henry, public school rah-rah fans that enjoy the egg-chasing, and I don't see why I should be any different.

Instead I'm going to take you into a murky underworld filled with treachery, bribery and betrayal. These are also characteristics that are very common among the public schoolboy types that I so love to hang around with. You'll understand that we need to protect our agents because they are still undercover. So I'll use code names, and this is therefore a story about Tom and Jerry. However, all quotes are genuine and even include the spelling and grammar errors that our agents left in there. (NB An individual named K is referred to in two quotes - he is not one of us.)

So, as you can see, Tom and Jerry at that time took the same views as most Reading fans and weren't ashamed to say so publicly. That was before we intervened. In March 2000, we set up a network of agents around the country to promote our disgusting egg-chasing activities, and were able to bring Tom and Jerry on board as part of our operation in Reading. Tom is a better agent, as he has so far managed to avoid going public with his views despite doing much more service for us. However I assure you that behind the scenes he is still working on our master plan (which of course, I can't go into here).You can however see the way Jerry's views changed to reflect ours, helped no doubt by the money we pay each month.

The quote from 8/6/2000 is a little ironic, because of course we are doing our level best to cut the pitch up. It may not show yet, but give it a while. And perhaps that really will be the subject of my next article. It depends on whether you trust me or not.

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