JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
That’s mad. Will that ever change?I still can’t go to America due to some bloody cautions alcohol related.
One was ‘drunk and incapable’.
I still refute the capability part to this day.
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That’s mad. Will that ever change?I still can’t go to America due to some bloody cautions alcohol related.
One was ‘drunk and incapable’.
I still refute the capability part to this day.
Dont think so.That’s mad. Will that ever change?
That was 'The Newsham Park' pub (Not to be confused with 'The Park' which is near the bridge facing the police station)Not so much a party, more a friday night piss up...I was 17.
There used to be(maybe still is) a pub on the corner Lower Breck Rd and Rocky Lane...may have been called the Lord Birkenhead??
I got a D&D £3 fine plus a good hammering on the way into the old Bridewell. I'd had two Coca Cola's,it was raining and the girl I was with on Dale Street looking for a cab were messing about playing who should have the umbrella,those days that's all it took. lolQuick question: how many court orders, injunctions and restraining orders have you received as a result?
Grapes!!!! I was in there until 5am one time. What a place.I remember being carried out of The Grapes in Matthew Street after drinking far, far too many bottles of Pils. That was before they lowered the alcohol level, can't stand the fizzy crap now.
Wasn’t a party but one of first holidays with hubby we went to Kos. The bargain hotel we were staying at used ouzo as a loss leader to get people to stay around the pool and order food/other drinks so first full day there we got up early to secure good loungers and spent the rest of the daylight hours there.Greece says Hello lol
In the late 70s, early 80s, there was a Tetley Walker strike. I was contracting on factory maintenance working on machines that melted (v. simple none tech terms) aluminium.The working men's clubs in County Durham used to serve LCL lager made by Federation Brewery in Gateshead. That was brutal, up there with Tennants and special Brew. Was never sick on it though. Don't think you can get it now. The brewery sold out to Scottish and Newcastle breweries and I think they discontinued it.
Pils.I remember being carried out of The Grapes in Matthew Street after drinking far, far too many bottles of Pils. That was before they lowered the alcohol level, can't stand the fizzy crap now.