The Wealdstone Raider says he's received death threats due to his internet fame.
For those of you who don't have a clue who we're talking about, Gordon Hill became something of a viral sensation when a video of him at a local football match began doing the rounds.
In the 2013 video, Hill can be seen watching his beloved Wealdstone FC, and starts to get a little bit mouthy, shouting abuse at the opposing team.
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However, things take a bit of a dark turn when a couple of fans behind him start winding him up.
And it's then that Hill utters the immortal words: "Do you want some? If you want some, I'll give it ya!"
Since the day it was posted online, Hill has become known as the Wealdstone Raider, a meme shared far an wide among WhatsApp chats up and down the country.
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But while many see it just as a bit of 'banter', hill revealed that his viral fame has come at a cost, and that he's suffered with death threats in the past.
Speaking to Vice, he said: "I had to deal with death threats. Someone put my phone number on Twitter. It was constant hate. Trolls and death threats.
"I had to change my phone number. I think it affected my brother and my family more than it affected me.
"It was horrible. They were insulting my family."
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He was even attacked while out shopping, and ended up in hospital.
"There are some horrible people out there," he recalled. "I’ve been assaulted. I got knocked out and put in a coma. I had a bleed on the brain. It’s not all champagne and red carpets.
"That was a couple of months after it all kicked off. I was knocked out running for a bus. Some bloke decided to punch me in the head. I was within 12 hours of having a brain operation."
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And while he says he doesn't mind people asking for photos with him when he's out, it can get pretty dangerous.
It's even affected his love life.
He went on: "Another time, I went to the darts at the Alexandra Palace. I was meant to have a minder with me, but he was worse than useless. It wasn’t intentional, but the crowd almost pushed me over a barrier. It was a 20, 30-foot drop.
"It got to a stage where I didn’t want to go out. I don’t mind being asked for pictures, but when you’re out with friends you can’t have a conversation.
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"This isn’t a moan, but people don’t know that you have a private life. I was seeing a girl when it first started, and she just couldn’t handle it. It was too much for her."
Dominic Smithers