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Post by ambersalamander on Jan 5, 2010 20:00:40 GMT
I'd be more interested to know why you feel the need to be aware of their sexuality...
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Post by Sultan of Cannock- SRFC on Jan 9, 2010 7:36:21 GMT
After posting that picture Loy, I was going to question your sexuality. However, it's not necessary now that you've rubbished 'blades' and other such gimmics designed for ladies only. You can't make sweeping generalisations like that. As Quentin Crisp wrote in The Naked Civil Servant "Some gays are really tough. Some toughs are really gay." You also a tad unfair on Medibot. Just because ONE Welshman has lost interest in sheep doesn't mean they ALL have! ;D
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Post by ojiveojive on Jan 18, 2010 18:37:20 GMT
Subbuteo? Luxury. In my day we had to do with tiddleywinks type players, ie tiddleywinks, cardboard goals and no pitch. I spent hours commentating on my matches on the floral patterned carpet pitch behind our settee. The rules were simple you flicked the "ball", a la tiddleywinks, and the nearest tiddleywink then got the next flick. The teams were in the 1 2 3 5 formation of real football, ooooohhhh the memory of 1950s Aston Villa vanquishing all before them....
As for footie shirts I can remember playing in the depth of snow that modern players would employ someone else to clear from their half mile long drives. Christmas Day and Boxing Day local derbies were the norm back then, provided the bluenoses were in the top flight, (hee, hee) and we replayed them on our local snow covered fields in an array of shirts, Villa, Blues, Baggies, even Wolves shirts, tackles from behind an' all. Being a keeper I had the only keeper's shirt in my road (always green in those days) and God help any bugger that tried to shoulder charge me into the back of the net cos he'd get a thick lip in the process!
Happy days ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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