Tea?

[classic33]

Just checked 30thSept 1970..
down Greenock Morton at The Hawthorns,
Texaco cup
1-0
another sending of an English team into the sea.....

Upon checking, a midweek match.
How much of it did they allow you to see of it.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Upon checking, a midweek match.
How much of it did they allow you to see of it.

The whole kit and caboodle
It was the surrounding of our merry band by a nasty looking lot of skinheads at the end,
Plod reacted by accompanying us back to our buses...
saved another defeat for the home support

 

[classic33]

The whole kit and caboodle
It was the surrounding of our merry band by a nasty looking lot of skinheads at the end,
Plod reacted by accompanying us back to our buses...
saved another defeat for the home support

You never got to sit on the cross bar.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

You never got to sit on the cross bar.

I've been on the field at Wenbley but avoided the crossbar challenge

 

[classic33]

I've been on the field at Wenbley but avoided the crossbar challenge

How'd tha manage to avoid it. Thought it was on the list of things to do whilst there.

 

[Andy in Germany]

I once visited West Bromwich for a footy match..
It was an eye opener to young lad like me then...
I spent the afternoon wandering about the area
1970

I used to live fairly close to West Bromwich. That was an eye opener too...

 

[Andy in Germany]

Not a very big desk if a mug can hide it. Home made, with your own hands?

Don't the police say never leave valuables where people can see them over there. Go to make some toast and you find the toaster gone.

Alas no, this was bought in pre-carpentry days.

We're all very law abiding here, so it won't be a problem. Also, it's the second floor, and invisible from street level.

And it's a cheap toaster so I doubt the well-heeled locals would consider it worth nicking...

 

[classic33]

Alas no, this was bought in pre-carpentry days.

We're all very law abiding here, so it won't be a problem. Also, it's the second floor, and invisible from street level.

And it's a cheap toaster so I doubt the well-heeled locals would consider it worth nicking...

Ahh, but how many have a toaster that can also heat the dining room?

 

[Andy in Germany]

Ahh, but how many have a toaster that can also heat the dining room?

Not many, but that's not the toaster's fault: judging by some of the houses I visited as an apprentice carpenter, any dining room as small as ours would be considered a cupboard.

 

[classic33]

Not many, but that's not the toaster's fault: judging by some of the houses I visited as an apprentice carpenter, any dining room as small as ours would be considered a cupboard.

It's not one of those industrial type ones then. Still set up, on it's side, to fire the toast onto the table, ready for buttering.

 

[172traindriver]

Hope all is well for you ,
folk are appreciating what you are doing

Hi Bob, all is well thank you, hopefully what we are doing is appreciated by those that need it.
Trying times for all of us, not much fun out there to be honest, but we have all got to do what is required of us

 

[172traindriver]

Lizard people would suit more than a few politicians...


Must look out the wedding ceremony one

I once visited West Bromwich for a footy match..
It was an eye opener to young lad like me then...
I spent the afternoon wandering about the area
1970

Yes we did discuss the joys of your trip to the lovely suburb in the past didn't we @Bobby Mhor

 

[172traindriver]

Just checked 30thSept 1970..
down Greenock Morton at The Hawthorns,
Texaco cup
1-0
another sending of an English team into the sea.....

Oh dear
You can send them off anywhere anytime

 

[172traindriver]

You never got to sit on the cross bar.

Thats their Wembley trick, when the nick the bloody turf and used to have their once every 2 year bath in central London

 

[172traindriver]

I've been on the field at Wenbley but avoided the crossbar challenge

Heathens