Recent content by SW2 1BR

Sad Roller but well understood... The weight of balancing a number of varying opinions (some well considered and balanced through to those ill-advised bordering on sheer ignorance). You know that I well understand the difficulty of the position and wish you a well deserved break from the...

Haven't been on for a while - such shocking news! Totally lost for words at this tragedy. Can't begin to know what Bob and his family are going through. So, so sorry. RIP little one!

Spot on mate...shame!!

Quite right - on the moves between Mandela and De Clerk Stainesy. Very cute chess game between the two that brought about a win-win situation for once. One of the key points that many miss about Mandela when looking into his social position or whether he was a terrorist etc. is that he was from...

My mum and dad (Brixton R) spent much time at South Africa House protesting for the great man's release at a time when the world was still attending to the wounds felt from the divisions left from world-wide colour divide issues. I, as a youngster, didn't see the full significance of this...

Bad call - what's he ever produced?

Was said to have been a nice, level-headed young man - what a waste. How do parents like that keep going when a loved one has been ripped away in such a tragic fashion? Massive respect to his father - an example to be followed.

Wow Ninesy. What's your name? Superman? I'm off to the opticians - well spotted!

Bottom line is that the two things are separate. The players need to do their bit - get stuck in to getting games won. However, if the team are looking to start to turn in results that keep them towards the top of the table, the fans have to make Loftus Road an intimidating cauldron of support...

Dad would call her 'she who must be obeyed'!

Trying to get her to communicate too but she's as stubborn as Mr Brix sometimes... Yep Woody, that goal against Chelsea was some goal. Turned Desailly (the World Cup & European Cup winning captain) inside out and then hit one from 20 yards into the top corner. Some goal - shame it was only one...

Bloody hell...look at that! And that was where your flat was Ninesy. Must have been hard work getting to a game on Saturdays. Sad when history is wiped out like that but I guess things change with time.

I'm in trouble then - forgot what I had for breakfast.

Yep - mum did see him fairly recently. She reprimanded him, one of her young charges, for not utilising the opportunity that he was graced with. He knows that had he made different choices he would have hit great heights. Shame.

Leroy played with me in a Clapham-based five-a-side team managed by Brix. Whilst it was a small, fun, community-based team Leroy played with us as we all knew him from the area. I can safely say that I've played with people who have gone on to fair levels of football, I have never come across a...