I love those old-fashioned lifts. Looks as though you had an inner door though - I remember going in some that had no door, and you just had to stand clear of the 'moving' walls.
I love those old-fashioned lifts. Looks as though you had an inner door though - I remember going in some that had no door, and you just had to stand clear of the 'moving' walls.
I acknowledge the joke - but it was fookin dangerous.That looks like it could be dangerous on so many different levels.
Yeah the coffin inside was proper old wood, but very coffiny.I love those old-fashioned lifts. Looks as though you had an inner door though - I remember going in some that had no door, and you just had to stand clear of the 'moving' walls.
It really is. This is next to the the away end entrance
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Is that JPVH’s dark haired brother second row from the back?
Weird reply and first post.I mean, this is an average street in Brighton's city *CENTRE*, a city as big as the mayor's office in Rome. You're one to talk about dumps
I had a less depressing time in Blackpool.
I acknowledge the joke - but it was fookin dangerous.
Only room for 2 people.
Our hotel reception was on the 2nd floor while the rooms were on the 4th and part of the 5th.
The room was as basic as you can get but the bathroom had a blast shower and we had a rooftop terrace
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Yeah the coffin inside was proper old wood, but very coffiny.
Can't beat a nice bobble hat, very sensible yet always en vogue.
Must have been his second post I read somewhere else on here. Equally bizarre. Apparently he’s going to be battered by the police here, we’ll all be chucking flares at the coach or something and behaving like general neanderthals. Clearly never been to the Amex.Weird reply and first post.
What has this street got to do with the post you are responding to about the football stadium in Rome?
Ooh. You can get a very nice pizza around the corner from Sillwood Street. Lovely Italian guy Nino. Keep an eye out for the moped riders though. They’re known as Deliveroo Ultras. Can move pretty fast and rob you blind. Be aware too that you could come under attack if you hang around in the street eating it. Some of the Seagulls that loiter around that area are vicious.I mean, this is an average street in Brighton's city *CENTRE*, a city as big as the mayor's office in Rome. You're one to talk about dumps
I had a less depressing time in Blackpool.
I'll see your lift and, er, raise you ours in our hotel. Wonderful stuff.
I've always wanted to visit Rome and after seeing some of these photos I'll definitely be having a holiday one day.Must have been his second post I read somewhere else on here. Equally bizarre. Apparently he’s going to be battered by the police here, we’ll all be chucking flares at the coach or something and behaving like general neanderthals. Clearly never been to the Amex.
That said, there’s enough general bellendery among our own fans described on here to make me pleased I didn’t go to Thursday’s game & take my wife (a STH too) which was our original plan. I guess some people hate it but I’m fairly happy nowadays with ‘sterility’ and safety. Just want to see a football match and enjoy it, without wading through piss, burning scarves, getting squashed or being abused by members of our own fan base. Had enough of that shit in the 80s (well, apart from Albion fans being arseholes to other Albion fans - don’t ever remember that).
Edit: No problem with a bit of ‘edge’ - football’s not rugby, thank God - but violence, vandalism, being more interested in the away fans than the game, nah.
Lol euro rooms ? Thats where i stayed
Ha! That’s me right in front of you with my back towards you and green coat.
After seing your avatar I must admit I'm somewhat disappointedHa! That’s me right in front of you with my back towards you and green coat.
I’d had a Potter ‘glow up’ especially for the trip.After seing your avatar I must admit I'm somewhat disappointed
The (wholly predictable) twattishness was easily avoided to be fair. Buses were actually fine, stay away from the plexiglass divides, don't bother going down to the steps until everyone has started moving post-match etc. Going for a piss was a bit of a challenge in the decrepit old stadium with totally inadequate facilities but apart from that it was alright. Plenty there with kids.Must have been his second post I read somewhere else on here. Equally bizarre. Apparently he’s going to be battered by the police here, we’ll all be chucking flares at the coach or something and behaving like general neanderthals. Clearly never been to the Amex.
That said, there’s enough general bellendery among our own fans described on here to make me pleased I didn’t go to Thursday’s game & take my wife (a STH too) which was our original plan. I guess some people hate it but I’m fairly happy nowadays with ‘sterility’ and safety. Just want to see a football match and enjoy it, without wading through piss, burning scarves, getting squashed or being abused by members of our own fan base. Had enough of that shit in the 80s (well, apart from Albion fans being arseholes to other Albion fans - don’t ever remember that).
Edit: No problem with a bit of ‘edge’ - football’s not rugby, thank God - but violence, vandalism, being more interested in the away fans than the game, nah.
As long as we're posting pictures of dumps...Weird reply and first post.
What has this street got to do with the post you are responding to about the football stadium in Rome?
No thanks, I'd rather go to a nicer place, like I said, I had a much less depressing time in Blackpool. We're not used to ugly cities along the sea, in Italy: they're a rarity.Ooh. You can get a very nice pizza around the corner from Sillwood Street. Lovely Italian guy Nino. Keep an eye out for the moped riders though. They’re known as Deliveroo Ultras. Can move pretty fast and rob you blind. Be aware too that you could come under attack if you hang around in the street eating it. Some of the Seagulls that loiter around that area are vicious.
I'd feel a little cagey about using that.That looks like it could be dangerous on so many different levels.
So the discussion started because portlock made a racist generalised claim about "Latinos" (ridiculous), as opposed to you, the "Brits" ("We're Brits, we're great, we're the best"). And now you come back with an answer about little Brighton? Brighton is cool, you're lovely guys, I'm sorry you had to pay the price on behalf of other "Brits" because of some idiot in Rome.Must have been his second post I read somewhere else on here. Equally bizarre. Apparently he’s going to be battered by the police here, we’ll all be chucking flares at the coach or something and behaving like general neanderthals. Clearly never been to the Amex.
That said, there’s enough general bellendery among our own fans described on here to make me pleased I didn’t go to Thursday’s game & take my wife (a STH too) which was our original plan. I guess some people hate it but I’m fairly happy nowadays with ‘sterility’ and safety. Just want to see a football match and enjoy it, without wading through piss, burning scarves, getting squashed or being abused by members of our own fan base. Had enough of that shit in the 80s (well, apart from Albion fans being arseholes to other Albion fans - don’t ever remember that).
Edit: No problem with a bit of ‘edge’ - football’s not rugby, thank God - but violence, vandalism, being more interested in the away fans than the game, nah.
Go and find a photo of a dump directly outside of Brighton’s Amex Stadium…..I will waitAs long as we're posting pictures of dumps...