Hooligans

[reddragon]

still not bad as being a welsh ciunt though

****ing ere we go again then

[paulcooper4]

Yeah but ill ****ing take you, you big poofter

We`ll see fella

[reddragon]

I've seen these welsh boys in action lar






































bunch of poofs

[paulcooper4]

I've seen these welsh boys in action lar






































bunch of poofs

Kaip and rocket where drinking ****in babychams in town the other week

[Revo]

Kaip and rocket where drinking ****in babychams in town the other week

****in way posh that aint it

[reddragon]

Kaip and rocket where drinking ****in babychams in town the other week

do they still serve that ****e [not in the oakie anyway]

[paulcooper4]

do they still serve that ****e [not in the oakie anyway]

If your a welsh midget with gelled spiky hair and a posh voice you seem to get it easy enough

[reddragon]

If your a welsh midget with gelled spiky hair and a posh voice you seem to get it easy enough

****s sake a welshman with a posh voice?

[paulcooper4]

****s sake a welshman with a posh voice?

Rocket talks so posh he doesnt even sound welsh.

[reddragon]

Rocket talks so posh he doesnt even sound welsh.

posh and welsh don't go together at all lar

imagine charlotte church if she did actually have the voice of an angel - she certainly wouldn't talk like a tart from cardiff now would she!

[anfieldanfield]

The Urchins still exist, dont they ?

[Revo]

The Urchins still exist, dont they ?

did they ever? few lurches runnin about like

[reddragon]

The Urchins still exist, dont they ?

maybe in a small way, but in the 70's / 80's they were everywhere

[JRC]

Wasn't there a firm called the Anny Road Apaches? I used to travel to London games on my own in the 70's from college, so no scarves or colours, and had to run from our own a few times - they rarely waited around to check your scouse accent (woolish in my case anyway; although the question 'Got the time, mate' was fraught with danger then, as it could be a cunning attempt to trace your allegiances) or quiz you on who Dickie Lewis was, or which station is between Moorfields and Bank Hall.

[reddragon]

Wasn't there a firm called the Anny Road Apaches? I used to travel to London games on my own in the 70's from college, so no scarves or colours, and had to run from our own a few times - they rarely waited around to check your scouse accent (woolish in my case anyway; although the question 'Got the time, mate' was fraught with danger then, as it could be a cunning attempt to trace your allegiances) or quiz you on who Dickie Lewis was, or which station is between Moorfields and Bank Hall.

sandhills mate - long walk to the ground