24th March today.

The day the media are frightened of celebrating. 

It is our proud to be English day.

If my new flag had been delivered on time it would have been fluttering proudly above the new shed. A few years ago

Saxon released a live album recorded at The Ritz on this day.

Witnessed by my self and Ashburner St Market and Sputnik Stan.

We spent the afternoon in the Old Monkey and The Circus.  Surrounded by guys who had been to the St Georges day lunch at the Midland Hotel.

I for one will be raising a glass of traditional English stout Ale this evening. 

37 minutes ago, L/H White said:

does anyone really give 2 fucks about georges day

patricks day much better and worth celebrating imo

"worth celebrating"

do scousers not have their own patron saint yet?

2 hours ago, embankment said:

OK- Absolute effin nightmare, blaming senior moment. And no Alcohol was involved. 

At least my flag will arrive in time.

not if they can't shift that boat out the Suez Canal you won't

6 minutes ago, Spider said:

"worth celebrating"

do scousers not have their own patron saint yet?

Bill & Bob

39 minutes ago, Spider said:

"worth celebrating"

do scousers not have their own patron saint yet?

St Down

1 hour ago, Breightmet Boy said:

unfortunately the annual St Georges Day on The Rock is cancelled this year, but the usual 30 names have booked for next year and there will probably be more of us.  

Is there any particular reason for selecting to go to Gibraltar?  - would celebrating St Georges Day not, in theory, be more appropriate in England?

Having said that, I guess the weather is always going to be better than it is here

11 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Is there any particular reason for selecting to go to Gibraltar?  - would celebrating St Georges Day not, in theory, be more appropriate in England?

Having said that, I guess the weather is always going to be better than it is here

it started as my 50th Birthday wish with my pals and it snowballed, its the Queens land and theyre very patriotic, we love it there and the numbers grow every year.

14 minutes ago, Breightmet Boy said:

it started as my 50th Birthday wish with my pals and it snowballed, its the Queens land and theyre very patriotic, we love it there and the numbers grow every year.

A few of our lot have been a couple of times and it is a good couple of days away in the sunshine

No language barrier, no need to change money, they drive on the left and no foreign beer or food.

England with sun or Benidorm without funding the Spanish tax system.

2 hours ago, Traf said:

No language barrier, no need to change money, they drive on the left and no foreign beer or food.

England with sun or Benidorm without funding the Spanish tax system.

So Blackpool without the turd laden sea and fast food squelched pavements?

Edited March 25, 20215 yr by Sweep

2 minutes ago, Sweep said:

So Blackpool without the turd laden see and fast food squelched pavements?

plus sun.

1 hour ago, Spider said:

"worth celebrating"

do scousers not have their own patron saint yet?

St Robert of Paisley

It seems to be fashionable to have a patron saint from different parts

3 hours ago, Breightmet Boy said:

unfortunately the annual St Georges Day on The Rock is cancelled this year, but the usual 30 names have booked for next year and there will probably be more of us.  

It might be a daft but genuine question? Wouldn’t you want to celebrate England in England on that day?

ignore me I see sweep beat me to it?

 

Edited March 25, 20215 yr by tomski

Just now, tomski said:

It might be a daft but genuine question? Wouldn’t you want to celebrate England in England on that day?

 

1 hour ago, Traf said:

No language barrier, no need to change money, they drive on the left and no foreign beer or food.

England with sun or Benidorm without funding the Spanish tax system.

Go for Gibraltar day ha

Gibraltarian patriotism strikes me like American-Irish patriotism.

The celebration of sommat that never really existed in the first place.

I'm celebrating today (the 24th) by baking a cake in the shape of some new fangled and already obsolete bit of technology and then giving someone a dressing down and the sack.

Saint Sir Alan's Day.

St. George's Day is unecessary.

We're the best bit of the best country in the world.

We don't need to crow about it.

Crowing about it and making a silly fuss is un-English.

 

Edited March 25, 20215 yr by Youri McAnespie

9 hours ago, embankment said:

24th March today.

The day the media are frightened of celebrating. 

It is our proud to be English day.

If my new flag had been delivered on time it would have been fluttering proudly above the new shed. A few years ago

Saxon released a live album recorded at The Ritz on this day.

Witnessed by my self and Ashburner St Market and Sputnik Stan.

We spent the afternoon in the Old Monkey and The Circus.  Surrounded by guys who had been to the St Georges day lunch at the Midland Hotel.

I for one will be raising a glass of traditional English stout Ale this evening. 

a pint of what you have had SIR 

4 hours ago, Spider said:

"worth celebrating"

do scousers not have their own patron saint yet?

GRIEF

17 minutes ago, little whitt said:

GRIEF

Saint & Griefsie

2 hours ago, little whitt said:

a pint of what you have had SIR 

See you in  The Vulcan

Have they knocked the back wall out to create an alfresco beer garden?

6 hours ago, Spider said:

"worth celebrating"

do scousers not have their own patron saint yet?

If not, I have a suggestion ..

Saint Rita of Cascia

 

Saint Rita of Cascia lived a hard and disappointing life, but nonetheless, God used her in amazing ways in life and death.

 

Poor old Rita sounds just the person.

2 hours ago, little whitt said:

a pint of what you have had SIR 

Buy you one in the beer school ,21st may

Right early night , you set of piss taking fellow posters .

No respect for your elders.

Got my Xmas Tree up , cannot wait to see the presents under it tomorrow morning 

14 minutes ago, embankment said:

Right early night , you set of piss taking fellow posters .

No respect for your elders.

Got my Xmas Tree up , cannot wait to see the presents under it tomorrow morning 

April fools day is now on March 25th 😂

7 hours ago, Spider said:

"worth celebrating"

do scousers not have their own patron saint yet?

Yes, St. Leonard is patron saint of criminals

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_of_Noblac

See he's got a hubcap under his left arm

I organise a lads do every year and we’ve done Benidorm, Marbella and palma a few times. Keep settling on the later but always looking for alternatives - what’s Gibraltar like in September ? Do u fly into Malaga ? Enough for 3 nights for 40 and 50 somethings ???

12 minutes ago, SatanGreavsie said:

Yes, St. Leonard is patron saint of criminals

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_of_Noblac

See he's got a hubcap under his left arm

St Julian is the patron saint of murderers just saying