: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:16 pm  

Darthchris wrote:

mind you im also disappointed that I've only got one willy -

freak

: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:24 pm  

STEVEL wrote:

...I was bought up on the wild and windy streets of Shepherds Bush ,then moved to Hanworth (Better class of Chav ,very near to Feltham) so I should not have much fear about travelling across London..but that walk from the station to Skolars makes me very uncomfortble indeed...

Never felt that at all.

: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:47 pm  

Paddock Punter wrote:

Never felt that at all.

TBH neither have I. It's just another part of London and I have felt no less awkward there than anyone would have walking past the Estate in Brentford.
That said, they were still wrong to turn down the double header

: Tue Aug 04, 2009 2:58 pm  

STEVEL wrote:

...I was bought up on the wild and windy streets of Shepherds Bush ,then moved to Hanworth (Better class of Chav ,very near to Feltham) so I should not have much fear about travelling across London..but that walk from the station to Skolars makes me very uncomfortble indeed...

What You walked from Tottenham Hale to White hart lane.

: Tue Aug 04, 2009 4:31 pm  

STEVEL wrote:

...I was bought up on the wild and windy streets of Shepherds Bush ,then moved to Hanworth (Better class of Chav ,very near to Feltham) so I should not have much fear about travelling across London..but that walk from the station to Skolars makes me very uncomfortble indeed...

I can tell you walking around Salford is much scarier, I worked in Haringey for 5 years and never had a problem. My home city however is just like 'Shameless' alas,

: Tue Aug 04, 2009 7:41 pm  

I got a good kicking when I was waiting for a bus in Widnes.

I didnt mind the kicking it was being called a scouse bas -- tard that upset me.

: Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:20 pm  

STEVEL wrote:

...I was bought up on the wild and windy streets of Shepherds Bush ,then moved to Hanworth (Better class of Chav ,very near to Feltham) so I should not have much fear about travelling across London..but that walk from the station to Skolars makes me very uncomfortble indeed...

thats very good

: Mon Aug 10, 2009 10:45 am  

Last Thursday evenings nail biter against Oldham live on Sky Sports makes the Friday Night Lights home fixture against Keighley even more attractive. Come and watch the Skolars try and finish their season with a win. Advance tickets are £10 and concessions are £6, for further details contact Paul Thorman on 020 8888 8488 or paulthorman@skolarsrl.com.

Last Thursday evenings nail biter against Oldham live on Sky Sports makes the Friday Night Lights home fixture against Keighley even more attractive. Come and watch the Skolars try and finish their season with a win. Advance tickets are £10 and concessions are £6, for further details contact Paul Thorman on 020 8888 8488 or paulthorman@skolarsrl.com.

: Mon Aug 10, 2009 10:50 am  

I watched the skolars game at Oldham and thought they gave it their all playing some exciting RL. Good luck to them. Its a shame they can't take over Harlequins RL. When was the last time THEY had an idea as good as 'Friday night lights'?

: Mon Aug 10, 2009 1:21 pm  

I think gutterfax wants a double header so the Skolars fans can double Quins' regular attendance.