Calm down CLAY.
well you mentioned peckham and bermondsey as being rough, last time i looked they were in south london, you mentioned that walking around some places made you nervous or is only rough places north of the river that make you nervous ?
okay , SIMEONCalm down CLAY.
I'm just enjoying you telling everyone exactly where the rough estates are, in the same way as you like to tell everyone what the British people think outside of our fluffy pink worlds etc. i.e. you come across as if you believe you are the only person on the board who knows the British working classes!
if you want to enter into a ridiculous name competition then we are definitely neck and neck.
its a shit name , the same as clay,doesnt matter if you share the name with someone famous , the very fact that a grown man, a father of two so you tell me, uses words like "qualla" marks you out as a cock of the highest order.
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ive got mates who live in the dingle in liverpool, they drove me through toxteth , and i have NEVER seen anywhere that LOOKS as rough , i suspect it is rough too, croxteth? what about stionebridge or north peckham estate , or dare i say it , francis chichester in battersea ,The only time that I've been really jumpy in London is walking through Harlesden - it was like somewhere from eastern Europe. So yeah, it's only places north of the river (apart from coming out from Upton Park after we've just played West Ham that is
I think that Peckham and Bermsondsey have some dodgy parts but I don't feel physically scared there (I used to live next to Peckham and my in-laws live in Bermondsey, so they're all right).
As I said, there are parts of the UK like Croxteth in Liverpool or The Gurnos that are like walking through a 3rd World country. They make the roughest parts of London look like Withdean.
what was it about stonebridge that reminded you of eastern europe ? it certainly aint the inhabitants
"i'd of dropped out of school" , with grammar like that i think you probably did.
