Oh Louie louie

You have allready back tracked you said I hadn't read a article on this and I clearly have, to think how popular this book was and the local media pick up on storys is frankly stupid, I can assure you the bit when he discussed sucides in Yate, there's no comedy what so ever, none at all, are you saying there isn't serious chapters or paragraphs in humour books,?

You were wrong acxept it silv, to suggest someone would mislead readers about this, is way out of line

I don't wish to argue you say in the early years there was problems the book was published around the 2000s, we aren't talking the early years,

Not as bad as I say? I was just quoting a author, would be a strange claim to make it not true

I have recalled where I read about Yate having more sucides to population than any other place in the UK, it was the book crap towns

Didn't yate hold some record for sucides at one point? I'm sure I read that?

My dad, went to the school, which was still standing in the 90s near the raynes road entrance, where the scouts hut is now.

The ups and downs of Barnet FC, one of the best documentaries ive seen on owner, ticket tout extraordinare Stan flashman, well worth a watch, Barry fry thinks he's getting his wages one week, instead Stan decides to sack, then knee capp him!

A interesting opion I did see was that of Nigel Kennedy the violinist, the only good thing about football hooligans he said was that they kept corporation's out of football in grounds here!

I recall Alan sugar being interviewed,in the late 80s, he said the only clubs worth investing in outside the top 2 divisions would be Bristol city cardiff or Burnley, he said something like the rest lose money weekly.

Biff would be aware of the levels of interference here, it would be a firm no, I reckon

Lets not turn this into a character assination on robbo, he's part of the furniture here, adress the jonny come latelys

Cracking pic Dave, my dog went under the name Rambo, Steve Johnston!

Theres not a better train journey from Exeter to Newton abbot, also looking towards tavistock I king Charles owns some land, passing the duchy on the left hand side

Used to work with Kenny for his brother in the 90s like Geoff Merrick he went in the building game

Wouldn't be at all surprised, didn't fit the criteria for a gj signing, loved work ethic

Spurs averaging 20000 seems crazy, the gunner's weren't much better, maybe Les Kew lent irving scholar his magic calculator? Can recall Newcastle's gates being terrible in this division in the 90s pre keegan

We played Plymouth in the freight rover that season and I'm sure the gate was under 2000, I sat in the red seats in the dolman for the first time,

I was mascot for the game against wolves! I can recall the wolves fans doing the conga in the away end

The home game in the league, the season before was my first derby game, wasn't a spare seat in the ground

If I remember rightly the home game against them that season was quite a small attendance,

Brian Williams good player,won the fans over, I think I heard some singing about trevor Morgan being a certain part of a horses body being sung though,

5th September 1998 a bad day at the office, city were away to Swindon and England were playing at 6pm sounds a dream day. We had had a request from our friends grandad, could we go to a pub he used on the way to Avebury to pick up some of his fave crisps, they had a picture of the uffington white horse on these crisps as far as I can remember, I digress, anyway we were 3 0 down early, in one of the most frustrating CIty performance's ever, we hit the woodwork four times and got it back to 3 2. Absolutely shocking. The day got worse when we pulled in the pub, they had a big sign, no football coaches, the bouncer refused us entry full stop, we explained the crisps situation and he told us to leave in a pretty unfriendly way, then we lost 2 1 to Sweden, not a day il forget tbh

Looks like kates been photoshopping again!

Something exciting happened pretty much every season under TC and Joe, those days certainly weren't dull,