An away mascot.

[LWJ]

Just like Kingsley? Some clubs take their own club mascots everywhere they go, do you think there is any room for RFC to do this?

[Sun Tzu]

Kingsley has been to away games. But maybe he's got other commitments ?

And the other obvious question would be 'Why' ?

[Rex]

He's only been away twice that i can recall.

Plymouth last season and Derby this season. As stated why bother unless there is half time entertainment needed other than a pee / food and beer drinking. I did miss the absailing Kingsley though.

[North Somerset Royal]

I have certainly seen him at least at 2 away games this season ( Plymouth and West Brom?) but many clubs do not allow away mascots. I know Bristol city used to allow them but they were banned following the punch up between Woolfie & one of the Three Little Pigs that used to be regulars at Ashton Gate.

[66DD]

He's only been away twice that i can recall.

Plymouth last season and Derby this season. As stated why bother unless there is half time entertainment needed other than a pee / food and beer drinking. I did miss the absailing Kingsley though.

I have a sneaking suspicion that it was an imposter abseiling at Derby.

[Dirk Gently]

Not many clubs welcome vsiiting mascots these days - too much hassle for them and worries that any "advantage" from having a mascot themself is eroded (yes, I know... )

For instance, when did you last see an away mascot at the MadStad?

[Ian Royal]

we used to have penalty shoot outs between mascots for a while. Although I think that may have ended because Kingsley got violent.

I remember he used to change his boots.

[North Somerset Royal]

we used to have penalty shoot outs between mascots for a while. Although I think that may have ended because Kingsley got violent.

I remember he used to change his boots.

It was a penalty shoot out that started the mascot aggro at Ashton Gate as shown in this clip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQokPUt8J8g

[Dirk Gently]

The best thing about that fight between the Wolf and the 3 little pigs was the police spokesman afterwards. He said "There was a bit of huffing and puffing but nothing too serious."

[Ian Royal]

The best thing about that fight between the Wolf and the 3 little pigs was the police spokesman afterwards. He said "There was a bit of huffing and puffing but nothing too serious."

It's got to be pretty hard to cause damage when both participants are stuck in those costumes. I reckon Wolfie would have been fine even if all three pigs tried to give him a shooing and the stewards watched and laughed.