Do/did you fancy a teacher?

[Strike]

Did your mum fancy Mr West ?

Not sure will ask her when I next see her she remembers a few teachers from school.

 

[Theatre of Trees]

My boy quite fancies an IT teacher at Boundstone.

He was quite red when strenuously denying this allegation this morning.

 

[Schrödinger's Toad]

This is fast turning into a Downlands School thread!

Mr Alexander was the History teacher who supported Stoke right? He was class. Spent most of his lessons talking about football

That would be Mr Davies, and he was indeed class. As was Mr Rix, top man.

 

[JJ McClure]

Mr Alexander was the History teacher who supported Stoke right? He was class. Spent most of his lessons talking about football

Mr Alexander was a geography teacher, think he was a manc. i always remember a case study we did about some shitty inner city flats in Sheffield. Ended up living there as a student.

 

[brighton rock]

my history teacher miss tompson was a dream if only

 

[Hove&Albion F.C]

Miss Huxford- maths teacher for four years at oathall community college. She was Amazing.

 

[Hove&Albion F.C]

i remember when at school, if we played against teams from brighton- we used to give Them stick about being gay 'n all that- also when playing for cuckfield cosmos- just jokingly like, but funny now looking back!

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Good old Downlands!

Mr Martin is openly gay these days I belive. He was a great teacher though and his lessons were always a good laugh.

Someone mentioned people fancied Mr Foster?!?!? Do you mean the weak German teacher who could never control his class?

In all fairness, I got on alright with Mr Martin, he was indeed a good laugh most of the time. Even when he made me write essays on Rwanda and Chile for talking in his class. The older you got, the better you got on with him- don't think he had much time for cheeky little gits, but was actually a very funny guy behind the moustache and leather tie.

Re Mr Foster: no no no no NO! The Mr Foster I'm talking about was a History teacher who left to teach in the USA I think, and he was fit. The Mr Foster you mention was a small beardy bloke who got locked in the German text book cupboard by a member of my class one year.

Evidently Mrs Black is still telling the irritating stories of her son, eleven years after I left. Never had much time for that woman- or with any teacher who tried to be "one of the kids" and talk about sex education in an over familiar way!

 

[Lady Whistledown]

That would be Mr Davies, and he was indeed class. As was Mr Rix, top man.

Mr Alexander was brilliant, a very funny guy.

Mr Ricks died last year, or the year before, which was very sad.

 

[oapdodge]

I fancy Wilko ( Matthew ) he is a real honey.

 

[On the Left Wing]

Mr Alexander was brilliant, a very funny guy.

Mr Ricks died last year, or the year before, which was very sad.

Good God ... Hassocks?

I think I taught you!!!

feck ......

 

[The Wookiee]

Ugly Pig Award for a teacher goes to Miss Turner (Blatch Mill)

She was a 'pig' aswell!

She was a special policewomen who policed football at the Goldstone!

 

[itszamora]

I'm another Downlands one here

Can safely say I have never faniced any of the teachers there, though I did spot Mr Hill at the Watford away game a while back.

 

[Deano's Right Foot]

Oh come off it, they don't have schools in Crawley. . . do they?

Oh yes, and the hardest school there was Thomas Bennett, which I went to in the 1970s.

The legendary Miss Bean (Drama teacher) was extremely fit and allegedly had a dubious previous job. I'm not so sure though as I never did see the picture with the strategically placed cucumber and frankly I doubted that it ever existed.

My French teacher was also very fanciable, but for the life of me I can't remember her name. She was gorgeous, long dark hair and pretty well endowed. Quite posh as well which was nice.

 

[pasty]

Oh yes, and the hardest school there was Thomas Bennett,

you'll never take the trinity, you'll never take the trinity