Old gits on here.

[papajaff]

49 this coming Sunday and fit as a fiddle................

 

[seagullsoverlincoln]

50 this year-am I am an old git-yes, and a f***ing miserable one at that!!

 

[Tomnorthi]

Well I think I could be in with a shout at being the youngest on here at 15

 

[daveinprague]

I have heard through the grapevine that late 20 and 30 something Women LOVE middle aged blokes. I have seen no evidence of this myself or indeed cannot any personal sexual encounters to back up this hypotethis but I live in hope.

Therefore I am interested in Dave in Prague's ascetion that as a 50 something bloke things have never been better on that front and request he elaborate.

Its just different here I guess. My current girl and previous girl here are 25..
Theres definitely an advantage being a native English speaker. They all want to learn, as they can get better jobs. Helps to have a job..any job.. The economy here is low. An average cz wage is prob about 500 quid a month.
Thousands of women from Ukraine, Russia find that attractive and flock here.
Girls are different in central and eastern Europe.. you talk to gorgeous women here normally, without feeling your a troll. Which I am....but providing youre kind on top of this, they seem quite happy. Loads ive spoken to's previous experience of men in the former soviet republics often involve drunken, unemployed husbands, cheating, sometimes violent. They just want normal lives same as everybody else. You do get a ridiculous sense of perspective which I suspect will ruin me if I return to uk, but even beautiful girls fall into categories, and you end up ignoring, if not being downright rude to girls, who had it been when I was living in UK, would have crawled on my hands and knees to be with..
Just be kind I think. Women are women. Im just lucky with the location.

 

[skipper734]

I have heard through the grapevine that late 20 and 30 something Women LOVE middle aged blokes. I have seen no evidence of this myself or indeed cannot any personal sexual encounters to back up this hypotethis but I live in hope.

Therefore I am interested in Dave in Prague's ascetion that as a 50 something bloke things have never been better on that front and request he elaborate.

Quite right Unc. When I was 47 I married a 28 year old. The result of which is sitting on the sofa using up my bandwidth playing World of War craft.
Teenagers pah!

 

[kjgood]

55

Definatly an 'old git'

 

[sams dad]

I'm 58 , saw my first Albion match in 1962.

 

[BHAFC4EVER]

Well I think I could be in with a shout at being the youngest on here at 15

Why dont you start up another thread and find out?

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

Also 55 in May - what a good year 1955 was!!

Then I'll join the club too!

 

[skipper734]

What happened in 1954 to cause this mini baby boom.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

Well I think I could be in with a shout at being the youngest on here at 15

Actually serious point here.

We've all experinced the 'Generation Gap' and most of us experinced this as youngsters. Does anyone else share my concerns now, as an older guy (and no smutty comments please) that there's an 'awkwardness' about chatting to youngsters?

I'm sure this is all about the paranoia about pers etc but the only place I see young & old mixing is at football. It frustrates me when I hear kids on the bus and their limited knowledge of football or even when they talk about pop/rock stars more akin with our age but you just can't join in the conversation.

So how do you youngsters perceive us old gits?

 

[Two Professors]

The January '51 vintage was supreme,but I'm afraid it's getting a bit "corked"

 

[dje shoreham]

only 50 but really losing my memory - vaguely remember John Snow opening the bowling with Norman Gifford ( often get sports mixed up as well)

 

[SULLY COULDNT SHOOT]

43 in 10 days and I am most certainly NOT an old git. Thanks to my 4 year old I think I have more knowledge of childrens films than any 40-soemthing living!!!

Albion caught me at 10 so saw the light with Ward, Sully, Tiler, Cattlin et al

 

[Sir Norman Gull]

1956 vintage-first game 1961/62 season.Still have a painting I did at school when I was 5 or 6 of Johnny Goodchild(with the thin blue and white striped shirts) taking a corner. Indocrinated with the stripes at an early age!!

 

[goldstone]

I remember Jack Bertolini, Charlie Baker (GK), Roy Jennings & co so that really makes me an old git!

Plus Steve Burtenshaw, Adrian Thorne and Mike Tiddy. Those were indeed the days at the wonderful old Goldstone Ground.

 

[severnside gull]

60 - I appreciate that makes me old but a git? Never

 

[Marc1901]

Actually serious point here.

We've all experinced the 'Generation Gap' and most of us experinced this as youngsters. Does anyone else share my concerns now, as an older guy (and no smutty comments please) that there's an 'awkwardness' about chatting to youngsters?

I'm sure this is all about the paranoia about pers etc but the only place I see young & old mixing is at football. It frustrates me when I hear kids on the bus and their limited knowledge of football or even when they talk about pop/rock stars more akin with our age but you just can't join in the conversation.

So how do you youngsters perceive us old gits?

Well im 15 and Imo were all supporting one team at the end of the day so it shouldn't matter what age , colour skin or anything else you have but try and sing up at away games please if you can handle it

 

[defrocked priest]

Kin' 'ell this thread has proved there's a 40-60 medium of NSC members. So why is it we all tend to act like children ? sorta' kinda' .

 

[ridda]

Just turned 56.