Gabbafella
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- Aug 22, 2012
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Unfortunately Randall died a few weeks ago, not sure who is taking his place and still don't know who the special guest is.
I'm hoping it will be a cracking event.
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[Albion] Explain Yourself
- Thread starter worthingseagull
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Unfortunately Randall died a few weeks ago, not sure who is taking his place and still don't know who the special guest is.
I'm hoping it will be a cracking event.
Super Steve Earle
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My favourite artist:
The first one
The big hit more are likely to know
The one from the Magners advert
A favourite deeper cut (see avatar)
The first one
The big hit more are likely to know
The one from the Magners advert
A favourite deeper cut (see avatar)
I knew it was Welsh for seagull, but I've always wondered how you pronounce it? Is it Gw-eye-lan? (Which is how I always say it to myself when I see it).
That's proper old skool. I saw the tributes to Randall, sad.
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Mother is from A Coruna her family are Deportivo La Coruna fans.
Tom Bombadil
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I think i just pm'd bozza, I assume any of the mods are able to help with this.
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Was Harty originally but got trolled by some idiot one night, so Bozza kindly shut that account down and I took on my pen name from the fanzine days.
...it was a while ago 
Gabbafella
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- Aug 22, 2012
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It's good that they're catering for the age group and it finishes at 11pm.
Back to the hotel for a nice Horlicks before bedtime.
Cordwainer
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- Jul 30, 2023
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A nod to my Northampton heritage and the industry that the town was well known for.
Shropshire Seagull
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I'd like to learn the Edna Krabapple story ....
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Contrary to the obvious, mine is nothing to do with a Cornish based food item.
It rhymes with “hasty” and was a nickname bestowed on me in the early 90’s due to my aversion to sunshine
It was originally Captain Pasty but I became known just as Pasty and many friends still call me by that nickname to this day.
It rhymes with “hasty” and was a nickname bestowed on me in the early 90’s due to my aversion to sunshine
It was originally Captain Pasty but I became known just as Pasty and many friends still call me by that nickname to this day.
Roadrunner
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Similarly, Roadrunner was my pen name from the fanzine days. I would normally write the away-day match reports for Scars & Stripes.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Change at Barnham
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I've lived all my life in Bognor and going on the train anywhere we often need to Change at Barnham.
I enjoy train travel. Barnham is a station I'm fond of as it always an interesting place to sit and people watch and always seems friendly.
I enjoy train travel. Barnham is a station I'm fond of as it always an interesting place to sit and people watch and always seems friendly.
Biscuit Barrel
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When I selected my user name I ate a lot of biscuits and I would often get caught with my hand in the biscuit barrel.
I have since given up the junk food and have gone from 18st to 12st.
I have since given up the junk food and have gone from 18st to 12st.
Nice! I'm 42 and just getting back into raving after 10 years off bringing up kids.
Some learnings so far:
- Try to go only to events that finish before 11
- Don't go to more than 1 a month (and DEFINITELY NOT 2 in 3 days as happened to me at the weekend)
- Stick mainly to booze(!)
- Try new stuff, there's some amazing new producers out there recreating the 90s vibe
Ps hope you have fun and decide it's not your last!
Vintage Albion fans will fondly remember that Fred Binney wasn’t exactly the Lionel Messi of his day.
He was a striker with the turning circle of an oil tanker, A man that would struggle to bring the ball under control in less than 90 minutes, and who appeared to be incapable of getting his considerable girth to rise above the ground.
He was completely and utterly lethal from 18 inches, brave, sturdy as a bull, and struck me as being almost as intelligent.
My user name is a small tribute to an Albion legend.
He was a striker with the turning circle of an oil tanker, A man that would struggle to bring the ball under control in less than 90 minutes, and who appeared to be incapable of getting his considerable girth to rise above the ground.
He was completely and utterly lethal from 18 inches, brave, sturdy as a bull, and struck me as being almost as intelligent.
My user name is a small tribute to an Albion legend.