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Post by crooky on Nov 13, 2008 21:22:40 GMT
Here is another piece of priceless Capital Gulls history for you. A few members, including Merse and Capitalgull bought a stake in a greyhound. Unfortunately it turned out that the poor mut wasn't very good. Apparently due to problems with its toes it was unable to turn left! ;D ;D
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Post by buts on Nov 13, 2008 22:26:45 GMT
All coming back. Off to the Maltings it is!
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Post by merse on Nov 14, 2008 4:06:08 GMT
A few members, including Merse and Capitalgull bought a stake in a greyhound. Unfortunately it turned out that the poor mut wasn't very good. Apparently due to problems with its toes it was unable to turn left! ;D ;D I was in William Hills in Mare Street, Hackney watching B'Ville Pride run out on the first bend like that for the very first time taking another couple of dogs with him. He turned out to suffer from arthritis in his off fore paw and was taking the painful weight off it. With mayhem eschewing in the shop from a couple of elderly Jamaicans, I quietly left without of course revealing my interest in the dog. To put the record straight, he did win ONCE - at Crayford one Saturday lunchtime whilst we were down at Swansea and to my knowledge not one of us had a penny on him!
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Post by westie on Nov 15, 2008 11:45:20 GMT
Can we have a thread on the comedic antics of the Capital Gulls?
Like Pikey being arrested at Barnet & some members of the CGs being locked in a womans house?
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Post by Dave on Nov 15, 2008 11:48:40 GMT
Hi westie they can post them on this thread as it also has days out in the title, Merse has promised more stories etc, so there is much more to come about those capitalgull. ;D
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Post by merse on Nov 15, 2008 12:21:22 GMT
Can we have a thread on the comedic antics of the Capital Gulls? Like Pikey being arrested at Barnet & some members of the CGs being locked in a womans house? One and the same idiot person I'm afraid............... One frosty pre-Crimbo Friday night we were playing at Gay Meadow and a few of us took up the offer of an apres match quafter or two which turned into a night on the piss and us splitting up into "individual units" for a friendly bed before the planned rendezvous for the trip home next morning. I seem to recall one Rodney Jack making a feeble excuse to pick up the CG gauntlet (something about having to play for Crewe Alexandra the next day)and dashing off early. I also have a vague if painful recollection of waking up in the early hours to the excruciating pressure of a stiletto heel on my face, opening my eyes to a wondrously long leg (female) that only seemed to end where even Jack of the Beanstalk fame never went and the dulcet tones of "Dave.............wots this effin' drunk doing on our floor?" It seemed my host for the night had a partner who had more staying power out with the girls then he had! Anyway, back to the rendezvous....................of course you've guessed who was the only no show - yupp, the one with the car keys. Bugger,we would have left him there if what followed next wasn't going to mean shelling out on train tickets. The Barnet1 had been offered stabling by a guy who not only forgot to inform his wife of what he had done but also gone off to work whilst leaving her sleeping alone in the house with the monster. Still unaware of his presence, she too went off to work locking him in a third floor flat to which he had no clue as to the location. When we raised him on his mobile all we could get was the usual incoherent drivel along the lines of "I dunno where I am" and he couldn't even spy a shop front with a phone number or any clue as to his whereabouts. During a series of calls to contacts in South Devon who might have had friends in Shrewsbury who could give us a clue as to whose gaff he was imprisoned and it's where abouts, the grinning fool appeared around the corner regaling us of his "James Bond" like shin down a drain pipe to make good his escape. The thought of that sixteen stone great lummox doing that still makes me fear for the structural safety of the building...................wherever it is!
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Post by crooky on Nov 15, 2008 21:24:08 GMT
I remember a match at Plainmoor a few seasons back. We were standng on the Popside when Merse cracked a funny regarding our right back Lee Andrews - "I do like a full back with big ears...It makes it harder to get round him!" Oh how we laughed....Especially when the bloke standing next to him said- "Oi, that's my nephew you are talking about!" ;D
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Post by merse on Nov 15, 2008 21:33:51 GMT
....Especially when the bloke standing next to him said- "Oi, that's my nephew you are talking about!" ;D What about when the two women in front of us at Tranmere turned out to be Woodsie's mum and sister? I was tempted to greet her with "are you Mrs Laurel or Mrs Hardy then?"
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Post by tufc01 on Nov 15, 2008 23:21:27 GMT
....Especially when the bloke standing next to him said- "Oi, that's my nephew you are talking about!" ;D What about when the two women in front of us at Tranmere turned out to be Woodsie's mum and sister? I was tempted to greet her with "are you Mrs Laurel or Mrs Hardy then?" That makes me feel better. At the Wrexham game, Chipnicker and i were 'discussing' Woods' miskick that left their attacker 1-on-1 with Bevan and his tendency to shout at every one else when HE makes a mistake. At the end of the game we thought he was waving to us, apparently not, as his wife was sat in front of us.
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Post by westie on Nov 17, 2008 13:16:27 GMT
Lol, reminds me of people berating Hockers only to be "greeted/spoken to/chased" by Kev &/or Wayne Hockley after the game!
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Post by Enzo on Nov 17, 2008 15:46:32 GMT
Lol, reminds me of people berating Hockers only to be "greeted/spoken to/chased" by Kev &/or Wayne Hockley after the game! Chased?? Were they quicker than Matt?
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