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Discussion in 'The Premier League' started by Stan, Feb 25, 2018.

  1. PINKIE

    PINKIE Wurzel Gummidge

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    Was visited in my business by Terri Hatcher from Superman / desperate housewives.

    Didn’t have a Danny who she was until people started nudging me saying ‘d’ya know who that is?’

    She was nice enough, but didn’t really think wid tbh
     
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  2. Spurlock

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    She's hot.
     
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  3. Burly Hurley

    Burly Hurley Well-Known Member

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    Great pub that! Was there last month!

    One of my many haunts when I lived in Central London.
     
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    Saf Not606 Godfather+NOT606 Poster of the year 2023

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    I forgot about him. Yeah I played with him about 10 years ago. His agent was a right little fat ****. He came into the changing rooms and started moving bags about whilst telling some of our players to move so 'Lee' could have space to sit down and get changed.
     
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    Hope no one listened to him.
     
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  6. "Thanks for that Brian"

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    I've got to that age when I've started to forget things. In 1993 I moved permanently to South London, where the wife is from. We settled in Crystal Palace and started drinking in the local pubs.

    I got to drinking in one pub with a good regular crowd and this bloke 'Micky' would come in and say hello and try and cadge a drink or two. He could be pretty far gone and always short of funds but everyone was very tolerant of him and treated him well. I didn't recognise him and didn't get it until I was told...."That's Mickey Finn....you know, T Rex, Mickey Finn." We bought him numerous drinks over the next 10 years, until he died about 15 years ago. Cheers Mickey.
     
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    Of cirrhosis?
     
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  8. Commachio

    Commachio Rambo 2021

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    You'll have to be pretty old to remember this fella. I used to deliver his papers.

    please log in to view this image
     
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  9. "Thanks for that Brian"

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    I think drink was the lesser of his problems.
     
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  10. Stan

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    Just had a look.

    Pretty much, yes.
     
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    It's the ten years of being fed free drinks by (Thanks for that) Brian!
     
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    PINKIE Wurzel Gummidge

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    She had a tracksuit and baseball cap on. I got talking to her about Los Angeles as she said she lived there. I was like 'Where in LA do you live', she said 'Oh I've got a couple of places in the hills and one in downtown' and I was thinking 'she must be minted'. Then my colleague started nudging me furiously with that 'do you know who it is ?!' look ... lol
     
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  13. I had my 21st birthday work piss up in there!
     
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  14. Back in the amateur days my old man was manager of Wasps so got to know quite a few of the stars (Rob Andrew, Nigel Melville, Lawrence Dalaglio etc.)pretty well. Trained with Melville once and gave him a try scoring pass - cold Thursday night on a training pitch but still nice when you are 15...

    I also nearly got chinned by one of the lead singers of the Men They Couldn't Hang at the Mean Fiddler.
     
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  15. Commachio

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    He was a big lad.
     
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  16. He was bloody massive! Nice bloke though - and a brilliant player and captain.
     
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  17. Commachio

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    The bloke i posted earlier was captain of wales. them 2 will no doubt know each other.
     
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    My god the Mean Fiddler!

    Is that place still going?

    Went up out there through bandit country a few times. Saw Tanita Tikeram there once.
     
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    Mean Fiddler. Where is that? I have a feeling i've been
     
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  20. Burly Hurley

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    Used to be in Harlesden, North London.

    I don't know if its still going.
     
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