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Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 16:14
by Captain Pugwash
That me me a bit homesick, where did the spangles go? i can say that i was there to see the very last rover SD1 come off the production line at Cowley Motor Works. before the rover 800 took over.
Also the sail the seas in steam turbine ships via the grey funnel line , they were the days.
:think:
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 16:22
by Garry Russell
Hiya Captain
Welcome to the forum
Memories is what it's all about
There will be plenty of that for sure
Garry
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 16:47
by Chris Trott
DispatchDragon wrote:Chris
Kevin meant "American Football" as opposed to Football - one
being Rugby for wuss's and the other 11 chavs chasing a round
ball around for 90 minutes
From a Warrington supporter
Lief, you missed the point completely....
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 17:15
by TobyV
A lot of the London Monarchs players were actually Americans, Chris, not sure who that is in the photo. The successor "Berlin Thunder" team is [almost?] entirely American, despite its name.
Leif was simply pointing out that Rugby (named after the town I am currently living in
), is similar to your football, only you dont get to wear all those poncey pads and helmets, just a gumshield and some sellotape to stop people biting your ears off.
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 19:30
by Captain Pugwash
i'am so happy that the wires ( Warrington rugby ) has a supporter. makes you feel warm all over.
do you still get the smell of unilever drifting over the grounds?
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 20:06
by DispatchDragon
Dunno mate
Im in Las Vegas
But I have to say Warrington - cos if I say Wigan me 85 y/o ma will come and clip my ear
Leif
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 20:15
by AndyG
Those of a certain age may be interested to know that Sainsburys are now selling spam fritters!
AndyG
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 20:17
by DispatchDragon
There was a time when I loved Sainsburys pork pies - the ones with the egg in the middle - of course Im sure PC has had that removed as being a total
cholestrol killer
Leif
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 20:27
by Paul K
I never did work out what Old English flavoured Spangles tasted of. Sort of a wood bark/shoe polish combination. :k:
Posted: 29 Oct 2006, 20:48
by Captain Pugwash
sainsbury's could not beat my mam's own cooked fritters. i do miss beef dripping on my toast, everyone over here runs into a blind panick when i mention this.
also lots of lovely butter on fresh bread, bugger the heart problems you only live once.
