atila the gooner

A recoprd shop in East Dulwich!!!!! When is it open , what sort of stuff does it sell, is it good old fashioned vinyl.

Come on Turkey, not sure we'll succeed against the Germans but I didn't expect us to go this far. What an ending last night!!!! Fighting between idiots masquerading as fans in the fanzone spoilt it, why do people regress to tribal behaviour at times like this???? I know I'm passionate but I've never felt the urge to kick the living shit out of an opposing fan after a game. My poor old ticker is taking a hiding and the season is another 2 months off!!!!

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > errm just to remind all the cynics italy are > through with holland mm 2-0 to the belle azzure Against ten men it's not hard, Just to remind the Italians, Holland beat France 4-1 with 11 men on the pitch. The futures bright the futures Holland. ;-)

I have a nasty feeling both Spain and Holland will run true to form and collapse miserably in the coming stages allowing the mediocre Germans to go on and win the bloody thing!!! :(

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I bet we had a few boogies then Atilla....our eyes > may have even met across the room. Prince > Charming ah ah Prince Charming. :-$ My uncle > actually used to own both the Apples and pears and > The Oak back in the day. Our eyes may have met across the room but only if you were a teenager in the 70's, as I was.

The Henshaw Arms - Balfour Street off Rodney Road SE17 The Fountain - Walworth Road

http://bl142w.blu142.mail.live.com/att/GetAttachment.aspx?tnail=0&messageId=e5a1f543-d943-44fb-97fa-491cfcfbac85&Aux=4 Do you think I look good in this

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Atilla, did you not also do The Royal Oak in > Tooley Street or the Lilliput Arms in Bermondsey? Indeed I did young Tillie, the Royal Oak no longer exists it has long since been pulled down to make way for offices.

Wouldn't you just know it, Germany win via a free kick, scored by my favourite German player Mr.Gonad, aka Bollock. They were so average last night it was painful. I really hope they don't progress any further because the quality and standard of their play is woeful.

And lots of jeers of course

West Brom @ home first game, get in!!!

Check out Turkey, we are bouncing!! (Pun intended);-)

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Atila my darling you smack of arrogance. i have no > idea what games you are refering to but remember > we italians have Seria a with a group of fine > players who you will find in the italian squad. > The reason you dont see italian players in the > english club game is because the italians want to > stay loyal and patriotic to their country. > Are there any other italians on here who can > second chair me on this debate over the italians Yet again you Italians were made to look very ordinary tonight, as for italian players staying loyal to Italian clubs it's probably because the vast majority wouldn't cut it in the hurly burly of the Premier league. serie a has to be one of the most boring leagues to watch, that's not arrogance but a fact.

Provisional Fixtures for season 2008/09 to be publised 10am Monday 16th June, I wonder if we'll get Everton or Boro in early part of the season as we always seem to.

The club on the high street in Peckham must have bee either the Bouncing Ball or Mr. Bees, which started life as a reggae/west indian club. I can think on any other club ever existing on the high street.

Ah memories here goes The Sundowner - opposite Centre point Hatchets - Piccadily Global Village - Charing Cross (great funk/soul early 70's now called heaven) Cheeky Petes - Richmond Lyceum (on a monday night in the early 70's) - The Strand Orange Tree pub - Havil Street Camberwell (has ben pulled down to make way for flats) The Rose pub - Edmund street Camberwell Temple bar pub - Walworh road Apples and Pears pub - Bermondsey The Camel pub - Bethnal Green (I think) The Florists Arms pub - Bethnal Green (I think) Crackers club - Wardour street Room at the top club - Stratford/Ilford (can't remember which) Prince of Wales pub - Ruby Street off the old Kent road Uplands pub - ED (great music venue in the early 70's) Sloop John D club - (this was on a boat moored between chelsea and albert bridge and could only be accesed by a ferry that sailed every half hour, what a great place it was) Bonn Bonnie - Herne Hill The Royal - Tottenham (guaranteed to hear great soul, funk, before anybody else had it in the early 70's and always a huge ruck just before chucking out time) Beat Route - Frith Street (early 80's haunt) Goldmine - Canvey Island King and Queen pub - Mottingham Gullivers - West End The Grove - Camberwell (early 70's to early 80's great pub after that it went downhill) Music Machine - Camden Birds Nest - Kings road Sombreros - somwhere in the west end Camden stores - Camden Chimes - Peckham Kentish Drovers - Old Kent Road The Anchor - Old kent Road And many many more!!!!!!

Ted Max said "Ronaldo's a skilled professional who can choose to work where he wants." Skilled profesional, yes, acting in a professional manner that does him credit, or within the constraints of the contract he has with his current club, NO WAY. Of course he has the right as an individual to choose where he wants to play, what he shouldn't do is to tell anybody who is prepared to listen, that he would be honoured to play for a rival club. I can't imagine too many captains of industry conducting themselves in such a manner while under contract to a single company. What we mustn't lose sight of is the fact that he IS contracted to Man U at present, regardless of his preferences he has a contractual obligation to Man U, or has he conveniently forgotten about that. I think he will go, and to be honest Man U fans should say good riddance, you don't want him turning into an Anelka, or even worse, god forbid, a Casley Hole.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not sure if anyone else saw Wright's comments > about Ronaldo's behaviour. I do think he has a > point. Wrighty is a legend and his comments are spot on. Ronaldo should hang his head in shame. Having said that he is not the first, and will certainly not be the last player that has behaved despicably having forgotten how the club he is trying to leave has stood by him for many years. Loyalty doesn't exist in football, so we really shouldn't be surprised when players act this way, no matter who they play for.

The Italians seem to have this idea that they have a god given right to do well, AC Milan were supposed to shit all over us in the Champs league and we did it to them, in their own back yard as we did some season earlier to Inter, the same was supposed to happen when they played the Dutch and again they got their backsides kicked. I really don't rate the Italians who are an aging squad, the midfield seems to be totally dependant on AC and their arrogance is less than palatable. Well played Austria last night, who should have been 3 nil up by half time but spurned all the chances and almost paid the ultimate price of being knocked out, hard to see them triumphing over the Germans but you never know.

I don't get - Why people actually believe "Britains got talent" a misnomer if ever there was one judging by the buffoons and retards that regularly appear on this show.

Equally strange that a Pole scored the goals against Poland.

Come on TURKEY. I still don't think we'll go far in this tournament, but hey, make hay while the sun shines, or in this case pisses down with rain!!! Edited due to rubbish spelling!!!!

Fabregas' through ball for Villa's third was sublime, mind you he does that sort of thing for us week in week out. I keep forgetting how young he is because it seems like he's been with us forever.

Spanish performance last night reminded of, yes you guessed it, Arsenal at their freeflowing best. Aside from my prefence for Turkey to do well, because of my parentage, I wish the Spaniards well, and hope that the Italians continue to play as dismally as they did against the Dutch who played them off the park. Why a nation continue to rely on a side choc a bloc with over the hill players, in the same way that AC Milan do, is beyond me.

The Joey Barton thing has got me puzzled, can Newcastle legally ask the thug that is Joey Barton, to accept a cut in wages or face the sack? Answers on a postcard please..........