Nicki's soulmate

16 hours ago, steviestevieneville said:

Ah the beer Keller . How the **** we came out of there alive I’ll never know some nights brilliant night out . Dancing on the tables , swiping steins & just having it right off in your early twenty’s. 
I remember one night the band had a break & the drummer forgot his sticks. As soon as they left I ran on stage & started playing the drums . I looked up & there was about four bouncers heading towards me . 

let’s just say it hurt in the morning 

Had my 18th birthday do in the Bierkeller,  also used to drink in the other one in Frogmore St, crazy days 

12 minutes ago, Midlands Robin said:

I have no idea what he's saying in the clip but if he ever wants to know the way to the train station, I can do that. 

And I can ask him the time, and say on a bridge in d'avigon, all eventualities covered

I remember when it first come out in 69

20 minutes ago, Sleepy1968 said:

The only Tommy Docherty chant I know starts "Doc, Doc, Docherty, who the ... ". Late 70s vintage.

Very early 70's, and he wasn't very happy about it

25 minutes ago, Ciderhead433 said:

If this gets local kids interested in local football team

Free Blackpool FC shirts for town's primary children - BBC News

 

Not really, can't see many kids wearing Blackpool shirts in Bristol

Maximo Park - Nature always wins

52 minutes ago, ziderheadarmy said:

Amazing how many pubs close to the ground that have closed in pretty recent times -

Wedlock

Ship & Castle

Rising Sun

The Imp

The Albert

Princess of Wales 

Luckwell Hotel

Just off the top of my head.

I don't recall the last one, where was it exactly?  

4 minutes ago, VT05763 said:

Looked a better side than us, with a game plan and minus the talented individuals.

But lost

Vodka and some scotch eggs

2 hours ago, mozo said:

I've noticed a lot of kids are getting surnames as their first names like Harrison and Taylor. 

Many girls names have to end in 'a' nowadays. Ada, Eva, Olivia, Luna, Lena, Isla, Mia, Tia, Et Cetera.

Who the **** would call their kid Et Cetera?  

No snus is good news, probably

Onya Marx, the Russian sprinter

28 minutes ago, Bar BS3 said:

They do make me laugh with their boycott nonsense.

 

Them saying that refuse to go to their home games is like me stating that I'd refuse to make Rachel Riley a full English after I've spent the night with her. 

 

Actually, I suppose there is half a chance that I might one day spend the night with Rachel Riley - so it's not a great analogy..! 

Apparently their supposedly huge fan base is already boycotting games

Also wanted to be a Tory MP, FFS! 

Tiptoe through the East End with your Razors and your hobnail boots, come tiptoe through the East End with me

3 hours ago, RoystonFoote'snephew said:

I know yesterday's attendance was 19326 but did anyone hear the Fulham fans figure. The tannoy got drowned out where I was. 

36-24-36

19 minutes ago, Lanterne Rouge said:

Pushing Bents & HNM hard for player of the season!

In so many games everywhere the woodwork keeps intervening, it's not acceptable, the goal frames should be done away with and jumpers used instead

Just wear what the **** you like, though obviously not flares

Unbelievable!

7 minutes ago, City oz said:

He will probably blame it on stress as he has to manage a football team that in the short term is going nowhere

"Short term"

On 22/07/2021 at 23:02, IdliketoRogerMoore said:

This got to number 1 recently! 
 

I said, certified freak
Seven days a week
Wet-ass pussy
Make that pull-out game weak, woo (ah)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, you ******* with some wet-ass pussy
Bring a bucket and a mop for this wet-ass pussy
Give me everything you got for this wet-ass pussy

Dylanesque

14 hours ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

Same.

Didn't check the scores until 10 minutes before the end.

Longest 10 minutes of my life 
 

 

I didn't check the score during the game, then a mate phoned me and said "they've only gone and f****d it up"

11 hours ago, Rich said:

Don't ever recall the Sceptre being called a Rovers pub. It just seemed like a pub for passers by.

In the early to mid seventies, all their top boys (BD etc) were in there after the 74 Gloucester Cup, their big night against us, not done a lot since. 

11 hours ago, Rich said:

Apart from a few unpopular city centre pubs back in the 70's, yes. The Bank, The Prince Rupert and the Mailcoach. Don't think I've missed any out.

Plus the Sceptre, (Baldwin St, near Bristol Bridge, and for a while the Assize Courts, till we had that as well.