Chooch

Only 95? Pussy!

Is it just me, or has Ferdinand been watching too many "gangsta rap" videos? Cock. And the "wind ups" weren't even remotely funny.

Sheff Weds-owls next to vase Stoke City-Potters Portsmouth-picture on wall Stockport County-hatters, hats in bookshelf

Words Fuckin fail me

Well, it's an Oirish wedding, what do you expect??

what about late at night, when it's a bit darker and you've had a couple of pints? Exactly, when most blokes pick up a minger!

I actually think the ginger one is pretty tidy......... Does that make me a bit sick?

pi multiplied by diameter Are you going to do any of your own revision?

Absolutely, totally and utterly correct.

Well said.

Quality!

Latest DVD anyone?!?!?!

Have a break, have a Chooch. Any takers???

HULL 92/93 ANYONE FANTASTIC Yeah, that was a good one. After that I went to their very good chippy on the corner opposite the ground.

http://www.wanderersways.com/forum/viewtop...ghlight=#233334 All been said before. Does this qualify for a "Sophie Ellis"

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Spain????? Think I might have siad "beach" once too often!!

Don't so much hate Man U as Man U fans, you know, the ones with an armchair stuck to their arse, who always used to go "in the days of Best, Law, Charlton" or the younger ones with a shirt who talk about "us" when they don't know the way to Stretford. As a club to hate, must agree with ZK on Everton, but also hate Newcastle for same reason. Big club mentality.

That ones easy to sort out when they open they gobs book them and it they then look surprised at being booked then book them again and send them off, I would give it two weeks and the players would not say boo to a goose , it would just take the FA and Prim leauge to have some balls and back the Refs up , so that will never happen Good call, but you're right, it will never happen as long as FA & Prem continue to be the tail that is wagged by the dogs that are the "big clubs"

Absolutely stumped. Can't see how it's possible, give us a clue, someone!

Absolutely stumped. Can't see how it's possible, give us a clue, someone!

Probably a bit serious for a first post, but have read all this with interest, and had to reply, so here goes... In my humble opinion, a football match, like a concert or TV show needs some sort of warm up. Now, I'm not suggesting a 10 minute stand up set from Mr gartside, but I do agree that this warm up should be fans getting together to swap songs, talk football and other unrelated b ollocks and generally have the crack before going to the game. Think Marseille (my only European away attendance) For the whole of the day of the match (and a few days before for some) Wanderers fans got together and shared the experience that is Wanderers. Come kick off, and the good mood that this generated resulted in almost legendary away atmosphere, even against "karaoke boy" in the Marseille end. What I'm saying is that regardless of ticket prices, there will never be an atmosphere when people just turn up, watch the game, then go home. However, you cannot rely on the club to run any sort of meeting place that will have the necessary atmosphere. For this you cannot totally blame the club. They have rules to abide by, which are put in place by over-zealous licensing officials. They are scared to death over safety issues. They do not want to be seen to be encouraging "binge drinking". All this will result in a pint of peess in a plastic cup. And it will probably cost well over ??3. So what do we do? In the short term, all anyone can do is create their own atmosphere, in their own meeting places. This would be all well and good, but the pubs need to know what the crack is as well. I am guilty of frequenting the hotel bar before the match, but that is solely because last time I tried a pub (Barnstormers) it took me the best part of half an hour just to get served by some pig ignorant bint who had ignored me to serve her mates. If the pubs got their acts together, there would be no need to talk of travel from the town centre,or of paying inflated club prices. All get together, have a few beers, then get in the ground and keep going where you left off. In the long term, hopefully this will catch on, all the pub regulars will move together in their own parts of the ground, leaving the families in their own clean and quiet part, whilst the fans who want to have a crack can do so without being told to be quiet. Sorry to witter on to make a short point, but I feel that if a decent atmosphere isn't created fairly soon, too many fans will turn their backs on the game for good.