Turk Thrust

Though born in Greenwich, his folks are Gambian. Worked in Banjul a lot. Football mad. Hope he does really well. Him and CBT might galvanise is

Though born in Greenwich, his folks are Gambian. Worked in Banjul a lot. Football mad. Hope he does really well. Him and CBT might galvanise is

But the place was falling down and the plans for rebuilding was for about a 22,000 crowd. It was hemmed in on Shaftesbury Crescent by houses and Ley’s on the other side. It was designed originally in the centre of a good working class area when workers lived near to their works and few had cars. But by the 90s it had outlived its location. Pity but had to happen sooner or later.

And what did happen to his eyebrows 

I would have assumed that any reasonably intelligent person would know that my post references the position at the end of the season. Perhaps not though

Agree. I think there has been a new rule brought in during the last few years, whereby a goalkeeper when either catching a shot or collecting a back pass, has to throw himself full length on the pitch. 🤨

Nope , worse when you can’t find the stairs and you don’t live in a bungalow 

Worst when you can’t find the stairs and then remember you live in a bungalow

Worst when you can’t find the stairs and then remember you live in a bungalow

Worst when you can’t find the stairs and then remember you live in a bungalow

Agree, and should be Barker’s and Corbett’s. And should have been a full stop after £5 and a new sentence starting My.  There’s nothing like spoiling a good joke 🤭

Agree in part but remember that “gotten” is good old English, meaning a recent acquisition such as “I’ve got a car“ ( I have or own a car) and “I’ve gotten a car” (I’ve just bought a car).  Lost in UK now but still there in “forgotten”. “Guys” is another. Dropped out of  use over here in the late 1700s but has made a comeback. The single digit gesture is Italian in origin.
Right, English lesson over, back on your heads

Agree in part but remember that “gotten” is good old English, meaning a recent acquisition such as “I’ve got a car“ ( I have or own a car) and “I’ve gotten a car” (I’ve just bought a car).  Lost in UK now but still there in “forgotten”. “Guys” is another. Dropped out of  use over here in the late 1700s but has made a comeback. The single digit gesture is Italian in origin.
Right, English lesson over, back on your heads

I would never regard this as a Derby. Too different in size to be rivals. Manure v Salford wouldn’t be a Derby for me either

This thread has somehow morphed from CBT to Chips and peas, especially that awful food of the devil, mushy peas (perhaps I’ve lived in London too long, changed my taste buds, and I’ve become nesh)

That Portsmouth result not only tightens things up, but shows that they're not invincible, with a number of points dropped recently to relegation threatened teams.

A man has been arrested for throwing a bottle of Domestos over a vicar. He was charged with a bleach of the priest!

I thought Peterborough edged it. They looked really sharp going forward and were the best team I’ve seen so far. A deserved win.

Well West Han seem to do well with “I’m forever blowing bubbles” !!!

London based fans will be interested to know that the Rams Supporters London branch will be meeting at the Redwood Bar in London Bridge station to watch the match. Games against Fleetwood and Burton should be back at the usual venue the Stage Door near Waterloo

London based fans will be interested to know that the Rams Supporters London branch will be meeting at the Redwood Bar in London Bridge station to watch the match. Games against Fleetwood and Burton should be back at the usual venue the Stage Door near Waterloo

So that’s twice knightly….
 
 
 
I’ll get me coat 

London based fans will be interested to know that the Rams Supporters London branch will be meeting at the Redwood Bar in London Bridge station to watch the match. Games against Fleetwood and Burton should be back at the usual venue the Stage Door near Waterloo

London based fans will be interested to know that the Rams Supporters London branch will be meeting at the Redwood Bar in London Bridge station to watch the match. Games against Fleetwood and Burton should be back at the usual venue the Stage Door near Waterloo

London based fans will be interested to know that the Rams Supporters London branch will be meeting at the Redwood Bar in London Bridge station to watch the match. Games against Fleetwood and Burton should be back at the usual venue the Stage Door near Waterloo