Yes, very much so. A nicer guy you could not ever wish to meet. We all give him a bit of a ribbing about the media whoring but it is very tongue in cheek, he does a huge amount of charity work including REMF.
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Yes, very much so. A nicer guy you could not ever wish to meet. We all give him a bit of a ribbing about the media whoring but it is very tongue in cheek, he does a huge amount of charity work including REMF.
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Is it in new York? If not the Brett is a pretentious COCK and shoul go back to handing out "we want Falmer" leaflets outside Withdean in his silly trainers and Albion shirt with "Mendoza" written in crayon across it.
I say this as, as yet, I have not been invited to join the opening night shindig despite waiting by my letterbox every afternoon when my post arrives these days
I say this as, as yet, I have not been invited to join the opening night shindig despite waiting by my letterbox every afternoon when my post arrives these days
Uncle Spielberg
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Brett is a great bloke. He is a real asset to the REMF, hence him being appointed Vice Chairman and REMF 14 raised £ 13270 this year which is the highest ever after REMF 1 and a large part of this is due to Brett. The bloke is a LEGEND. I am sure this new venture for him will be a great success and he deserves it
Bad Ash
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I seem to recall that BG has said worse things about other posters, so he's fair game.
BHAFC_SWC
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ynyy
Very much this
Vegas Seagull
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I take it the "secret garden" is the one that's always been there
Up the stairs & out to the left, nice south facing place to sit & enjoy....don't tell anyone
BensGrandad
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How do I get dragged into this and for the record have never to my knowledge insulted any poster or perhaps so but in retaliation.
Vegas Seagull
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If it's your nearest, there's only Sydney St you can live in?
BensGrandad
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What about all the little roads behind it and up to Battle of Traffalgar nearer than Sydney St surely.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Attending the festival in Stanmer Park until something like 2am, getting home, sleeping for a couple of hours, then meeting a few of us to cycle up to Selhurst at 05.30am is the stuff of legend in my book! I remember looking back it him after we'd cycled past Tulley's Farm, and I don't think I'd ever seen anyone looking more likely to be sick while riding their bike before - except for you of course a few hours later!
Lord Bracknell
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I think you mean Surrey Street. Sydney Street is in the North Laine.
Uncle Spielberg
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Attending the festival in Stanmer Park until something like 2am, getting home, sleeping for a couple of hours, then meeting a few of us to cycle up to Selhurst at 05.30am is the stuff of legend in my book! I remember looking back it him after we'd cycled past Tulley's Farm, and I don't think I'd ever seen anyone looking more likely to be sick while riding their bike before - except for you of course a few hours later!
It is Miracle I made it
Worthingite
Sexy Pete... :D
You mean the Yakima isn't too commercial and populist for you now?
Bevendean Hillbilly
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You are always retaliating BG. That's because we all think you are a nause.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
You did well. Do you remember that hill out of Croydon? You'd waited all that time for us from the Amex (that was Brett's fault for being so slow...) then you're left with those huge hills! I don't know who organised the route, but there must have been a flatter way!?
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
I was out with some NSCer's last Saturday and we wondered whether BG is actually on the payroll to keep the post counts nice and high?
Uncle Spielberg
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That route was an absolute pisstake. 3500 feet of climb, 10 miles of constant Hill coming out of Croydon. Having done no Hill training it was, er, tough but I did not know Croydon was in the middle of a mountain range. We need to plan soon for this year as 4 months left
GreersElbow
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Are there? I've only often found the chain pubs to be okay-ish, many others are rather scary. Went into the Chamber of Commerce (I think that's the name) by the crossing on the high street. There was 4 people, all sat apart from one another and starred straight at me and my friend who after a single pint we left to go to walkabout further up the high street.
Magna Carta's good though, really like that place.
mona
The Glory Game
The Tynemill pub by the castle was excellent - called the Victoria I think. Used to enjoy Albion trips there. The last one had Norman Lamont on a pub crawl with a blonde.