Banjo Island

3 minutes ago, RedLionLad said:

When the lad with a penny tries to mock the man with a pound...

And there it is the methane snorters ultimate retort you lady garden

12 minutes ago, Peter O Hanraha-hanrahan said:

Ahh no, apparently they weren’t abandoning their principles...it was because all the under 21 teams had been eliminated. Therefore using Gaslogic the competition was now fine and they could get busy searching Amazon for blue and white jesters hats, blue Afros and w@nky Pirates costumes just in case.....

 

You have to admire their principles extending the boycot to the league games has to be admired thats true dedication

26 minutes ago, lenred said:

 

Would make a great mural on the Gloucester Road! 

A gas kiddie i know told me weve bi taken over by jordanian billionaires but its evolution not revolution wtf thats meant to mean ive no ideal but it seems to have worked a treat

Theres far better facilities at the back of the apple tree

1 hour ago, WhistleHappy said:

The TeleTubbies  .. La La Land 

As Time Goes By...

Now all we need is the cash to build it

Please let it be hollowhead pure comedy genius thick as shit is the man my ribs are already aching at the thought of the utter guff this fool spews

19 minutes ago, bristolmoose said:

5 Old Pringles

6 lonsdale tracksuits

56 minutes ago, pongo88 said:

It would be easy to move Santa’s Grotto, but could the Championship ready sprinklers be moved to Nailsworth? 

Dont forget the giant tv screen and specially made bracket

39 minutes ago, Miah Dennehy said:

Not at all- the more that stay away in this competition the better.

So whats the excuse for boycotting league games

3 hours ago, RedRaw said:

lympstonegas Rickie Lambert 5 hours ago Baxtinho likes this

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Come on the Gas 
Hoping for a nice blue treble in the sun - Gas Cardiff Man City

 

ha,ha.......if tesco own brand lager did football days.....

Why dont you fill that bucket with water shove your hideous cranium in three times and only remove twice

What an insignificant pile of shite they are

Fantastic behaviour craggo lad keep taking the pills boy

Of course they are

What a utter weapon that guy is

38 minutes ago, slartibartfast said:

Whilst I fully endorse the sentiment..............there's nothing wrong with Levi  jackets  !

Quite right i must confess i had one myself back in 1970 slarti

Yea no greasy haired levi jacket clad vile inbreds at our beutiful new stadium for me the sooner this hideous carbuncle of bristol disapears altogether the better

Dont under sell yourself squiffy it surley places you at the very very top

6 minutes ago, WhistleHappy said:

 

Oops there pops another bubble... 

The Gaumont cinema was in Baldwin St off the Centre... (I saw Bambi there )

The cinema on Lawrence Hill was The Globe … (I saw Norman Wisdom in  A Stitch In Time there )

 

(Goldfinger .. one of the best Bond films and theme songs ever imho, I loved Cilla Black singing that!)

Ha ha yet another senior moment my bubble as well and truly been burst

Could well have been bud it was a long time ago and the memory aint what it used to be  i remember macomoyle galley were my favourites

12 hours ago, aa_bcfc said:

I was at that match. Fa cup replay about 1966 ish. 0-0 draw at Ashton gate. Replay at Easrville the following Tuesday.  40,000 at Ashton, 35000 at Eastville 3 days later. Taylor scored for rovers in the 1st half then Crowe and Macamoyle ( crap spelling) scored for City we won 1-2.  decent player was Stuart Taylor, a proper Rovers player in the days of players staying with a club for many years. Rest easy big man.  

This was my first ever city match it was my birthday and dad gave me a choice gold finger at the gaumont cinema lawrence hill or a city match i chose city match  stood on a wooden beer crate at front of east end with the deafing chant of hughie hughie hughie mcilmoyle ringing in my ears i was totaly hooked thank you dad ive got nearly 50 years of incerdible city memories and have met so many fantasic city lads over the years i hope and pray iam still around to see the ulimate dream coyr

27 minutes ago, WhistleHappy said:

R I P Stuart Taylor... (lived not too far away when I was a kid) a time when footballers were still local blokes living just slightly better off than normal working class people) Stuart at the time lived just off Banjo Island on the Park Estate Council estate, just like the rest of us.

I was always a Red but as a kid slightly miffed that Stuart Taylor was blue and therefore 'one of them'. 

Sad News.

 Iam also from park estate and remeber big stu sad news

Haha if i could speak spanish if only you could speak english

Theres better grounds in the screwfix league

There appears to be more stewards than fans

Accrington stanley who the fooking hell are they