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Frank Lampard had the lease on the Victiria in Plastow and the players used to drink in there a lot and it was just a shitty back street boozer ( ICF pub too)

"Village" inflation by idiot estate agents and developers means that it's hard to find any previous inner-london suburb sh!thole that isn't a "village"

"We're the famous West Ham and we're going to Wemberlee"

...and will be in the thread from November last year :)

Well I didn't make the League in time but after the first round you can - A) see why we only had one northern hemisphere team in the WC semi-finals B) zzzzzzz - having problems finding the 6 nations very exciting in recent years. Technical, but poor technique and tactically tedious

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The mosque off Penge High Street unfortunately > wasn't taking part either. I'd have popped in if > they were. Why Otta? You're always moaning about indoctrination at your girls school...this particularly fairy tale stuff OK or something?

RIP Maurice

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmmm, no surprise that Zonderlings never heard > back then! > > > I don't like this > > "Now run by the same team behind The Montpelier, > The White Horse has made a speedy transition from > overlooked local into the neighbourhood?s newest > favourite boozer. Sticking to a strict 100% vinyl > only policy with resident selectors spinning Soul > & Funk every Friday and boasting its own in-house > band, The White Horse still packs plenty of old > school charm despite its welcome change in > direction." > > The White Horse did a good trade before it changed > hands thank you very much. The trendiness of Soul & Funk nowadays has me laughing away as in the late 70s it was so looked down on by the 'trendies'

I remember back in '89 when things were simpler and the police a bit naiver, a sound system came straight from a rave on a Sunday and just set up on Clapham Common at 11am followed by car loads of Acieeed kids, and the party carried on all day. The Next week the police were there in force but was a fab one off :) :) :)

This is quite fun... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35422467

Tick tock

I think you've been straightforward and honest and good luck but as robbin says, ultimately, this is a sales pitch so doesn't belong in this section

Just an honest question OP but do you get a 'share' of any new sign ups and then a 'share' of any new sign ups that they get to these not free courses? I am a bit cynical about your 100% altruistic claims but I am a bit of a cynic

It's not about eviction it's about doing a runner on the rent!

..said be a Tottenham fan I said fuck off bollocks you're a cunt

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rahrahrah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I liked Inside 72, but I think it's 'legend' > has > > become somewhat exaggerated over the years. > > Probably time to stop using it as a point of > > comparison. Anyway WGT looks good, and nice to > > have somewhere with a decent beer garden. > > > > This *Bob* summed it up brilliantly a while ago with his comment along the lines of that Inside72 was a bit like the Sex Pistols seminal first Manchester gig in 1976 - every musician of a certain age in the NW claims to have been at it whereas the Sex Pistols say about 7 people were there :)

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So you hate the Guardian, yet you trawl it for > examples of infuriating articles, which you then > link to on here? Because one of the great joys of life is winding up po-faced sanctimonious Guardian readers maybe?

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thinks its actuary quite a good idea. Spot the accountant

"If it wasn't in man's nature to gamble we'd still all be stuck in the trees"

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DaveR Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > However, if you're in the > > away end at Upton Park you're going to get > abuse > > from a load of sweaty, sweary Hammers fans, but > > that just makes the experience more 'real'. > > Alternatively, just pop into the 'Football Focus' > thread on here... :)

Yup. Decent. I like the soundtrack too.

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well said Sue & Seabag. Yet another thread > succumbs to Louisa's trolling. I can't believe > that she is really so incredulous that other > people might like something that she doesn't. > Only a complete fool would subscribe to that > opinion. > > She does love a wind-up, yet wonders why she is > corralled for her own safety. Yup, she was running around like an uncontrolled blow-ins brat in a pub/cafe. Now she's in the kid friendly environment of the lounge all is well. all 'bl0w 1n' doesn't work???

oh well, at least we're top of one table... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/picturegalleries/12108433/The-10-biggest-rivalries-in-London-football.html?frame=3553632

The only bit they do better in Europe is tolerate it - kids are running about in restaurants and the streets until midnight in Italy and Spain just as noisily and out of control.

Those stooooopid stick men all over Facebook. Do one will you.