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Published 08:47 28 Feb 2016 GMT
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So he decided to get up and approach the visiting congregation, no doubt to show them who's boss and goad them to their faces. He could probably imagine the reaction of his fellow Rs loving his antics. Sadly for him, that's not quite what transpired.
As he swaggered towards them, one no-nonsense Brum fan met him half way and called his bluff. Before the Londoner had time to process quite what was going on, he was caught with an absolute peach of a left hook. We suspect it hurt his ego even more than his sore gob...
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