FY5_Seasider
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FY2 for me. The good old days in the Old England. Every Friday night was fight night in there. No PPV or anything like that. Proper ring side action
I agree with you FY2. Don't be fooled by the posher living accommodation and fleets of BMW's and Mercs. The FY4 lot are all mouth and shell suits whilst the FY2 lot were well groomed and trained pugilists................FY2 for me. The good old days in the Old England. Every Friday night was fight night in there. No PPV or anything like that. Proper ring side action
This is a true story.FY2 for me. The good old days in the Old England. Every Friday night was fight night in there. No PPV or anything like that. Proper ring side action
Did you suffer any beer spray?This is a true story.
Cup final day in Leicester. Went to a pub called The Highfield to watch the game. Walked in, not busy, me and my mate get our seats in front of the TV. Next thing fight brakes out between an enormous Dutch guy, a, and a Indian chap b. Someone intervenes c and then a steps down, b and c start fighting when d joined in, b drops out when e joins in, etc. As it all got a little bit fisty, a and b were at the other end of the bar having a beer together.
You can't fight in espadrilles and mankles on show.I'm surprised no one's mentioned FY6 yet. Some of those debates in the Thatched Tory Corner could get quite heated.
“Well groomed pugilists” sounds like a stage direction from West Side StoryI agree with you FY2. Don't fooled by the posher living accommodation and fleets of BMW' and Mercs. The FY4 lot are all mouth and shell suits whilst the FY2 lot were well groomed and trained pugilists................
That's how you CofE mummy's boys like to tell these tall tails. In truth us Fenians from Holy Family "owned" Claremont park and all the land in-between, the Library being our "office"I wouldn't say Claremont Infants and Juniors was hard in the 60s, but we genuinely used to go round to Holy Family after school and beat up the Catholics.
Seem to remember us Claremont boys ran you across the Quarry and back to the Library on many occasionsThat's how you CofE mummy's boys like to tell these tall tails. In truth us Fenians from Holy Family "owned" Claremont park and all the land in-between, the Library being our "office"
Scared of needles from Central DriveIt's clearly FY1 and the only reason no one has put it yet is that your scared
You speak of our elite chemical weapons unit.Scared of needles from Central Drive
None. We actually turned our chairs round away from the TV to watch.Did you suffer any beer spray?
Where did you drink in the 90's one of your wine bars?? Not really a topic for a lady is it ?Old England
Arrange a meet with Monty boys,they would either not turn up or run on seeing Warbreck boys.Careful fellas. This is one of those tongue in cheek arguments which escalates and ends with you having it out on the rock gardens
That's ok, it is not a lady, and in fact poultongirl isn't even a female.Where did you drink in the 90's one of your wine bars?? Not really a topic for a lady is it ?
So, an Alphabetti kind of fightThis is a true story.
Cup final day in Leicester. Went to a pub called The Highfield to watch the game. Walked in, not busy, me and my mate get our seats in front of the TV. Next thing fight brakes out between an enormous Dutch guy, a, and a Indian chap b. Someone intervenes c and then a steps down, b and c start fighting when d joined in, b drops out when e joins in, etc. As it all got a little bit fisty, a and b were at the other end of the bar having a beer together.
Oh really!! I heard she was part of the anchorsholme break dancing crew and I presumed they had some beef with the OE, maybe he/she can confirm/deny this?That's ok, it is not a lady, and in fact poultongirl isn't even a female.
Bleach, of course our postcodes are soft as a bakers flowery baps compared to the major cities, but I thought it was a local postcode contest.M22
Benchill,Wythenshawe
Average Council Tax Band( assuming anyone pays it) A
All I can say is I‘m glad I don’t live there...and certainly wouldn’t want to walk there in daylight let alone the evening...makes Moss Side look nice.
You are wrong on this ragingBleach, of course our postcodes are soft as a bakers flowery baps compared to the major cities, but I thought it was a local postcode contest.
Angel, you've clearly not lived in Salford, Wythenshawe or Moss Side.You are wrong on this raging
Postal codes in coastal areas are the hardest in any country.
Coasts act as borders and those who inhabit these areas are effectively on the the front line when it comes to repelling invaders who land to seize territory.
There will obviously be some exceptions but the general rule is that lads from coastal towns are not to be messed with.
Did you not go to Monty doing Warbreck, Red lion car park many a time. Ask devils and Brighton️Childish nonsense.
In that case i’ll Have to go for FY4 then FY8( we moved when I was 12) and back to FY4( after marrying in 1975) on the basis of my original life in Blackpool/ St.Annes.Bleach, of course our postcodes are soft as a bakers flowery baps compared to the major cities, but I thought it was a local postcode contest.
Ive lived in Salford my office is in Wythenshawe and ive been to Moss Side.Angel, you've clearly not lived in Salford, Wythenshawe or Moss Side.
Does that include the baby killerFY3 the Layton Mad Dogz