they lost three nil at chelsea.No Fixed Abode wrote:How did Tottenham get on today?
IN! See you in The Beehive, Frimmers.frimmers wrote:as the mighty 'shots take up a play off space and the royals sink into the nether regions of the championship......
or the crimea:)..but would prefer the golden lion...floyd__streete wrote:IN! See you in The Beehive, Frimmers.frimmers wrote:as the mighty 'shots take up a play off space and the royals sink into the nether regions of the championship......
All of a sudden relegation looks quite appealing.frimmers wrote:as the mighty 'shots take up a play off space and the royals sink into the nether regions of the championship......
indeed...the "shots(whatever guise) have never set the football world alight....in fact have never held a lucifer to blue touchpaper..but...on a cold wednesday night with the floodlights blazing incandescently framing sleet and snow the recreation ground is indeed a great place to be.a haven from the sterile stadia that form todays status quo.(i am slightly biased).Terminal Boardom wrote:Many years ago, I would go down to the shite with a few mates 4 or 5 times a season for cheering up when things got bad at EP. Great place to watch football and even better to park!
It was the day John Major got elected as Tory leader.Terminal Boardom wrote:I still have nightmares of a certain Auto Windscreens Cup Tie at the Rec in 89 or 90. Martin Hicks scored a 20 yard headed own goal and I think we lost 3-0. It was the worst performance I have ever seen.
by Rev Algenon Stickleback H » 13 Oct 2009 23:01
13 Oct 2009 23:01It's just a shame that you live in such a troubled area that thieves have apparently stolen one end of you ground. Either that or two sides of the The Rec have swapped with Bognor Regis on a busman's holiday.frimmers wrote:indeed...the "shots(whatever guise) have never set the football world alight....in fact have never held a lucifer to blue touchpaper..but...on a cold wednesday night with the floodlights blazing incandescently framing sleet and snow the recreation ground is indeed a great place to be.a haven from the sterile stadia that form todays status quo.(i am slightly biased).Terminal Boardom wrote:Many years ago, I would go down to the shite with a few mates 4 or 5 times a season for cheering up when things got bad at EP. Great place to watch football and even better to park!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 305181.stmRoyalee wrote:Waddock to Wycombe tomorrow? The Blue Square awaits again Frimmers, enjoy.
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