The Hatters
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| Genres | Rock |
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| Origin | Saint Petersburg |
| Russia | |
| Albums | Forever Young Forever Drunk |
| Forte & Piano | |
| Record labels | Atlantic Records |
| LB FAMILY | |
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| ID | 1791870 |
About The Hatters
Luton Town: Did a football club's success help reduce crime?
... Could these two facts possibly be related? During The Hatters promotion-winning season, many people living in Luton described how it had...
Luton Town: How Premier League football is uniting the area
... The club are nicknamed The Hatters because of the town s historical connection with the hat-making trade...
Luton Town: Airport backs Hatters with flight path message
... London Luton Airport s message of support for The Hatters comes as they prepare for their first match since promotion to the Premier League...
Luton Town fan gets badge tattooed on head for late father
... Mr Hyde said he was a proud Lutonian and dedicated supporter of The Hatters...
Luton Town: Living next to football's most memed away end
... Regular worshipper Maqsood Anwar has supported The Hatters for more than 40 years and says the Muslim community in Bury Park has a strong connection to the club...
Luton Town: Could Kenilworth Road host Premier League football?
... As recently as 2014, The Hatters were in the National League - the fifth tier of English football...
Monty Panesar: I would say I was from Bedford, not Luton
... The Hatters spent five seasons in non-league football before winning the Conference Premier in 2014...
Luton Town fan gets badge tattooed on head for late father
By Danny Fullbrook & Justin DealeyBBC News, Bedfordshire
A Luton Town fan has got The Team 's badge tattooed onto the back of his head to fulfil A Promise made to his late dad.
20 years ago, Micky Hyde told his father, Terry Hyde, that he would get the tattoo if they ever earned promotion to the Premier League .
His father, a lifelong Luton fan, died suddenly in 2013.
The finished tattoo includes the Luton Town badge, the date Terry Hyde died and The Words " R. I. P DAD".
Tattoo Artist Trudi Woodward was nervous about working on such a prominent and visible tattoo.
" I did try putting him off having it done on his head, " said Miss Woodward, who had never tattooed the back of a head before.
She that it would have been very painful for Mr Hyde .
" You have to work pretty quick to stop it bleeding as well, but he took it like a champ, " the needle-wielder said.
Mr Hyde said he was a proud Lutonian and dedicated supporter of The Hatters . He added that the reaction from locals had been " madness. "
" I go in The Shop and hear 'that's The Man with the tattoo', and I walk down The Road and kids ask to have pictures with me".
" My dad was a steward at the Kenilworth for years" He Said . " I just know how proud my dad would be that I stuck To My word. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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