S.A.F.C. - the future

[Billy Batts]

Jet flies in from Europe shocker.

 

[Oliver's Army]

Follow up article from RR on the off the field stuff...

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[JC91]

Roker Report nothing but a bunch of Warhammer twats.

 

[Hudson92]

Roker Report nothing but a bunch of Warhammer twats.

Writing articles for the sake of it at the minute

 

[JC91]

Writing articles for the sake of it at the minute

What article will be written next?

'RR don't like the shade of red in the red and white stripes on the kit, we demand change'?

 

[one gary owers]

What article will be written next?

'RR don't like the shade of red in the red and white stripes on the kit, we demand change'?

Might be better if they changed red for black

 

[Bob the Mackem]

What sort of stuff @Bob the Mackem, out of interest? Are we talking cars, gold plated keys to the bogs etc. or pencil sharpeners, "you don't have to be mad to work here" signs and safc mugs?

All of the above

 

[Bob the Mackem]

I lived there from 3yrs to 13, next door to Clints and 4 up from Bleasdales

 

[Bob the Mackem]

I worked at Dawdon as a weighman on both the road and the rail sides and one shift started at midnight taking the various belt readings for the day's production then walking down in the pitch black to post them in the offices, typically 1-2am in the morning. There'd be lads diving about in the shadows when they heard someone coming in case I was security but when they realised it was just me (or one of the other weighman depending on shifts) they'd come over for a bit crack on. They were all sound, just helping themselves to a bit here and there to make ends meet.

My dad worked there for 42 years. On the face then maintainence.

 

[Bobcat]

I don't know why, but suddenly I fancy a pint of Guinness . . . .

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New sponsors?

 

[Bob the Mackem]

Never knew you were a Seaham lad Bob. I was born in number 2 Dawdon Crescent

Did you know any of the bradbrooks or temples.

 

[Bob the Mackem]

I was born above the shops in westlea square, moved to northLea and married and loved to station rd, a bit of a traveller haha

We must be related, you know the Pages. Viv Norman, Karen ???
From Parkside I moved to Northlea Rd

 

[Confucius]

I’m not from Seaham, have never lived there, nor was I a weighman, a train driver or a pitman. I was also a goody two shoes who never climbed on the bowsers going from Boldon Colliery to Tyne Dock. It was dangerous man.

 

[one gary owers]

I’m not from Seaham, have never lived there, nor was I a weighman, a train driver or a pitman. I was also a goody two shoes who never climbed on the bowsers going from Boldon Colliery to Tyne Dock. It was dangerous man.

I’m not from seaham either worked Horden colliery wasn’t a goody two shoes used to ride the face chain in earlies.Left to go to mines rescue 1982 for four years than to channel tunnel ,but didn’t like working away from home .North Selby mine for six year then Ellington Wearmouth .Then chemicals till I stopped working nine year ago .The contracting at the pit was my best time working real comradeship in a close knit group

 

[old lads fan]

I’m not from Seaham, have never lived there, nor was I a weighman, a train driver or a pitman. I was also a goody two shoes who never climbed on the bowsers going from Boldon Colliery to Tyne Dock. It was dangerous man.

That's all well and good but did you ever nip your knob in your zip in a cold outdoor netty?

 

[Wayne the Punk]

It hurts when you do that then you realise you have to pull it down to get off it

I didnt have any idea what to do, wouldnt let my Nana or Grandad near it, my dad came around and said dont worry, I am just going to have a look at it, he then yanked the zip down! I have never been able to figure out how anything so small could get stuck in a zip

 

[Confucius]

That's all well and good but did you ever nip your knob in your zip in a cold outdoor netty?

Not in the outside netty, but I did end up going to the doctors with said condition when very young. Skin was trapped

 

[Flatheed]

I’m not from Seaham, have never lived there, nor was I a weighman, a train driver or a pitman. I was also a goody two shoes who never climbed on the bowsers going from Boldon Colliery to Tyne Dock. It was dangerous man.

I remember climbing through the fence of my local colliery rail line and going onto the tracks. We put six inch nails on the track and waited for the train to come past and cut them in half!! Focused the mind somewhat!! I was a little twat mind!!

 

[Wayne the Punk]

Did you know any of the bradbrooks or temples.

No, but my dad worked at Dawdon all his life till he took his redundancy

 

[Confucius]

I remember climbing through the fence of my local colliery rail line and going onto the tracks. We put six inch nails on the track and waited for the train to come past and cut them in half!! Focused the mind somewhat!! I was a little twat mind!!

You lying ****er flatheed you wanted to puncture the trains tyres. Hence your username