TOON Army fans took revenge on a pal who grassed them up over their pre-match visits to a strippers’ bar — by egging his house. Jeff Denholm, 35, was looking forward to joining the lads ahead of Newcastle United’s match against Tottenham last Sunday. But when he was barred from the Jubilee Club, which offers […]
TOON Army fans took revenge on a pal who grassed them up over their pre-match visits to a strippers’ bar — by egging his house.
Jeff Denholm, 35, was looking forward to joining the lads ahead of Newcastle United’s match against Tottenham last Sunday.
But when he was barred from the Jubilee Club, which offers stage and private dances before games, he refused to let his mates have all the fun so tipped off their Wags.
He wrote on Facebook: “To all my friends’ girlfriends, don’t let ya gadgeys down the Jube on Sunday. Strippers are there.”
Dozens of his mates were hauled over the coals by their disapproving other-halves.
One was banished to the family caravan to stop him ogling dancers.
And on Tuesday they scrambled to Jeff’s home with dozens of eggs and pelted it.
The dad-of-one, who lives with pregnant partner Beth Whittle, 25, said: “All of a sudden we heard these massive bangs against the windows.
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“I jumped up and saw the street full of lads chucking eggs at the house. It was madness. I tried to reason with them but there was no point.”
Jeff grabbed his power washer and began cleaning.
But three hours later — as he finished the job — they returned and egged the house again.
Jeff added: “They’re all nutters but it was just banter. We’re all mates again now.”
Beth, who got an egg to the head, added: “I’ve never seen anything like it but that’s how they decided to get back at him.
“A lot of the lads got into trouble but they knew it was just Jeff having a laugh.
“By the time we’d washed down the walls we were ankle-deep in scrambled egg.”
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Jeff added of the chaos in Walker, Newcastle: “I’d got barred from the Jubilee over a bit of daft behaviour. And I guess the egging will teach me to open my big mouth!”
The match, screened on a giant TV in the club, was no yolk for Toon — ending in a 5-1 win to Tottenham.
