Turk Thrust

Class tells. WHU might be crap in the Premier League but their multi million pound players are just too good for us 

Well I’m a STH at WHU and I think it’s a pretty strong side. Bowen is the one to watch.

We always met in the late60s/70s at the Vine in Whitaker street. (Now long gone)The landlord liked a drink or three and I can remember going there once when he had a badly bruised and bloodied face. He had fallen down the steps to the basement.
nice memories of old friends who I have totally lost touch with alas.
 
 
 
 

Surely this…”Springett back…bring it back”…

WHAT A TURNAROUND 
Dobbin may be Sammon inside the box, but he’s Messi outside 

Fixed it for you

Fixed it for you

That's the trouble with dirty habits Col!

Isn’t that a clown giving a piggy back ride to a nun?

Salma Hayek and Eva Mendes 

I have never Rogered anyone let alone two others

I have never Rogered anyone let alone two others

Yes interesting how names become unfashionable and date people. My name’s Colin and in Junior school in the early 50s half the class were called Colin. (Though mine’’s got two “l’s”). And Darren only became popular with the character called Darren Stephens in the 60s TV sitcom Bewitched. Not much used now.   Barry which could be a shortening of Bartholomew, or from a Gaelic name, used to be popular but in 2021 only 1 in 15,377 baby boys were called Barry. OK lecture over, back on thread………

I have never Rogered anyone let alone two others

I have never Rogered anyone let alone two others

Yes interesting how names become unfashionable and date people. My name’s Colin and in Junior school in the early 50s half the class were called Colin. (Though mine’’s got two “l’s”). And Darren only became popular with the character called Darren Stephens in the 60s TV sitcom Bewitched. Not much used now.   Barry which could be a shortening of Bartholomew, or from a Gaelic name, used to be popular but in 2021 only 1 in 15,377 baby boys were called Barry. OK lecture over, back on thread………

Yes interesting how names become unfashionable and date people. My name’s Colin and in Junior school in the early 50s half the class were called Colin. (Though mine’’s got two “l’s”). And Darren only became popular with the character called Darren Stephens in the 60s TV sitcom Bewitched. Not much used now.   Barry which could be a shortening of Bartholomew, or from a Gaelic name, used to be popular but in 2021 only 1 in 15,377 baby boys were called Barry. OK lecture over, back on thread………

Yes interesting how names become unfashionable and date people. My name’s Colin and in Junior school in the early 50s half the class were called Colin. (Though mine’’s got two “l’s”). And Darren only became popular with the character called Darren Stephens in the 60s TV sitcom Bewitched. Not much used now.   Barry which could be a shortening of Bartholomew, or from a Gaelic name, used to be popular but in 2021 only 1 in 15,377 baby boys were called Barry. OK lecture over, back on thread………

I can get really wound up over this loan 

I know round there well. My cousin lives in Bluntisham and I’ve experienced mad drivers.

Sounds like an old girlfriend of mine

Oh no, it’s thyme to stop these spice puns. I’ve cinnamon all before

Ooh I bet he likes a cockatoo…………

Oh no, it’s thyme to stop these spice puns. I’ve cinnamon all before

Oh no, it’s thyme to stop these spice puns. I’ve cinnamon all before