20 Questions - Victim no8: Zoot


By Large
June 19 2003

Ha'way man! It's wor resident Geordie Zoot's turn ter face tham 20 Questions, divvent y'knaa. Ahem! For those of you living near the end of the A1M with the small junction numbers, this is roughtly translated as "it's Zoot's turn on 20 Questions".

Real Name

Dave Laws (Zut Alors, you see....)

Location

Ware

Occupation

Computer Consultant

Favourite: Movie(s)

Lord of the Rings, Local Hero

TV Programme(s)

Are there any other channels besides Sky Sports 1, 2 & 3 ?

Book(s)

Anything by Bill Bryson, Ian Rankin, Lee Child, Willie Meikle (ok, he's a mate but he writes damned good horror books)

Music

Runrig, AfroCelts, Sigur Ros, early prog-rock, anything with good guitar playing

Radio Station(s)

5 Live, TalkSport

Food(s)

Just about anything.

Drinks(s)

Beer (preferably real), wine, cider (with bits in). Anything except whisky really.

Place(s) to visit

Barcelona, Boston, Newcastle, Skye.

How long supporting Sarries

Since early 2000

First ever Sarries game

The Samoa game at Enfield. First at VR was the imfamous Northampton Cup game with the last minute "non" drop goal.

Best ever Sarries game (Excluding 1998 cup final)

Being somewhat starved of the success of longer standing supporters, I suppose it would be the Sale home game this year.



Favourite Sarries experience off pitch (Excluding 1998 cup final)

At one of our early games, sitting next to the directors box and Mr Pienaar turning to me and saying "this ref's killing the bleddy game, man!"

How did you start supporting Sarries

By default - we wanted to see some live rugby and they were the "local" team.


What are your non-rugby pastimes

Drinking, exploring pubs everywhere, playing guitar, most other sports.

Most likely to say

"Haway the Sarries" or " A pint of Pride* please"

· insert any beer listed in the 2003 Good Beer Guide

Least likely to say

"No thanks, I've had enough"

Tell us something about you we don't know.

My one rugby-related claim to fame is that I used to play cricket against Steve Gustard (father of Paul of Leicester/Irish) when he skippered Gosforth and Northumberland in the late 70's. I think I even stumped him once.