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Brighton Sky Blue

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SkyBlueMatt said:
What else are you gonna do on a Saturday? Sit in your f*ckin' armchair w*nkin' off to Pop Idols?

Then try and avoid your wife's gaze as you struggle to come to terms with your sexless marriage?

Then go and spunk your wages on kebabs, fruit machines and brasses? F*ck that for a laugh! I know what I'd rather do. QPR away, love it!

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I reckon I should take you outside and open you up!
 
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oscillatewildly

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Torquay Sky Blue said:
More importantly who was the gig in Stoke ? You ?
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No, Punter not performer. There was a venue at the Talbot Hotel that held regular Rockabilly/Psychobilly nights - 3 or 4 bands regularly on the bill. Can't recall who was on that night but it would have included any from the list of usual suspects.
It offered a brief substitute in the wake of the Klubfoot closing and moving to Tufnell Park.
 
TomRad85

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Brighton Sky Blue said:
I reckon I should take you outside and open you up!
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rob9872

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David O'Day

David O'Day

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There was also a cov fan with his kid who was trying to kick off with another city fan and some local who for some reason had a massive picture of him and his mrs. platered on his car.

No pictures or videos as I am not a grass
 
TomRad85

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Pezza said:
www.google.com

Wells in line to start against team whose fans he fought in 2010

Dean Wells was found guilty of affray in 2011 after being part of a mob of Brentford fans during an arranged brawl with Leyton Orient supporters outside Liverpool Street Station in May 2010.
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This is the lad who got arrested, used to play for Stevenage among others, Dean Wells
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3 takeaways from this are, he likes to hang around train stations. He was pretty fat for a footballer and again, staggeringly, Brentford have hooligans.

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Brighton Sky Blue

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TomRad85 said:
3 takeaways from this are, he likes to hang around train stations. He was pretty fat for a footballer and again, staggeringly, Brentford have hooligans.

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If people ask me to name 3 takeaways I don't go 'Chinese, Indian...', I go 'Milligan, Cleese, Everett'.

'Sessions'.
 
David O'Day

David O'Day

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Pezza said:
www.google.com

Wells in line to start against team whose fans he fought in 2010

Dean Wells was found guilty of affray in 2011 after being part of a mob of Brentford fans during an arranged brawl with Leyton Orient supporters outside Liverpool Street Station in May 2010.
www.google.com www.google.com

This is the lad who got arrested, used to play for Stevenage among others, Dean Wells
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He's looking at a lengthy spell then what with a 12 month sentence already under his belt.
 
Greggs

Greggs

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What i've learnt from this james raffell incident is that hooilgans can't punch or be punched very well.
 
rob9872

rob9872

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Greggs said:
What i've learnt from this james raffell incident is that hooilgans can't punch or be punched very well.
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For £30 all inclusive what did you expect?
 
olderskyblue

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TomRad85 said:
3 takeaways from this are, he likes to hang around train stations. He was pretty fat for a footballer and again, staggeringly, Brentford have hooligans.

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Another take-away, if he takes part in arranged brawls, he’ll almost certainly be at the back…
 
JAM See

JAM See

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skyblu3sk said:
This is a whole part of football I'm glad I know fuck all about. Frankly it's embarrassing that apparently grown men want to fight each other. Nothing but a bunch a emotional toddlers.
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I agree to a certain extent, but in my experience there's very little collateral damage.

It's usually 'our' neanderthals against 'their' neanderthals. No civilians involved.

I was actually sat in the Royal George as it unfolded, we waited until it had calmed down and then mooched up to M&S for a meal deal and the train home.
 
stay_up_skyblues

stay_up_skyblues

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JAM See said:
I agree to a certain extent, but in my experience there's very little collateral damage.

It's usually 'our' neanderthals against 'their' neanderthals. No civilians involved.

I was actually sat in the Royal George as it unfolded, we waited until it had calmed down and then mooched up to M&S for a meal deal and the train home.
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You might argue the well-being of the kid(s) whose backwards man child of a dad who is going back inside is collateral damage. Along with the partner who will have to raise them alone. Then again, they’re probably better off with him not being there.
 
JAM See

JAM See

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stay_up_skyblues said:
You might argue the well-being of the kid(s) whose backwards man child of a dad who is going back inside is collateral damage. Along with the partner who will have to raise them alone. Then again, they’re probably better off with him not being there.
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Dicks are gonna be dicks, they will find a reason to have a row, doesn't have to be football related.

If he has got kids, then I agree with your last sentence.
 
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