This video shows the moment a football supporter had a real-life Little Britain moment - when he rose from his wheelchair to start celebrating. See SWNS story SWFAN; Sports reporter Jak Ball filmed the fan wheeling his chair up and down the side of the pitch before he stunned the crowd by jumping out of it in delight and waving his arms aloft. The 'miracle' was reminiscent of the Little Britain TV show, where the character Andy Pipkin feigns the need for a wheelchair to his carer, Lou Todd! It is not known what disabilities the supporter may suffer, but Jak, who works for the Plymouth Herald, said he couldn't believe what he was seeing.
This video shows the moment a football supporter had a real-life Little Britain moment – when he rose from his wheelchair to start celebrating.
Sports reporter Jak Ball filmed the fan wheeling his chair up and down the side of the pitch before he stunned the crowd by jumping out of it in delight and waving his arms aloft.
The ‘miracle’ was reminiscent of the Little Britain TV show, where the character Andy Pipkin feigns the need for a wheelchair to his carer, Lou Todd!
It is not known what disabilities the supporter may suffer, but Jak, who works for the Plymouth Herald, said he couldn’t believe what he was seeing.
He tweeted: “If this game wasn’t odd enough already ..”
The fan eventually made his way into the crowd for the game between Plymouth Argyle who defeated rivals Bristol Rovers 3-2 at Home Park on Saturday.
