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Reply | Pub names
at 18:21 27 Nov 2025
The Old Hatchet Inn in Bristol
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Reply | Draws That Felt Like Wins
at 18:20 10 Nov 2025
one that sticks in my mind is Notts County away on Boxing Day. It was the same season we got promoted at Hillsborough.
We went 1 up, Paul Heffernan equalised.
We went 2 1 up, Paul bloody Heffernan equalised again.
Then with about 10 minutes to go they get a penalty and bloody Paul bloody Heffernan scores it to put them 3 2 up.
🥺🥺🥺
But then in injury time QPR get a throw in. Long throw, Gallen gets his head to it. It’s 3 3. Cue bedlam in the away end. We needed that point for the promotion in the end. Plus we needed it that day to warm us up, man it was cold behind that goal!!! |
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Reply | Poku out on Wednesday
at 21:01 4 Nov 2025
on a tangent, Michael Owen yes a very good career but also a 24 carat knobend.
"Tremendous by the way" |
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Reply | My experience last Saturday
at 18:26 4 Nov 2025
Indeed.
I remember when it was closed for a few weeks because they were making a film called "Some Voices" there. Tough times. I had to go to Adelaide Cafe instead or that one on the Green (Joe's??)
In the film, Daniel Craig's brother worked in the Harp cafe.
They also filmed some of that on the road I lived on (Ormiston Grove) and I watched out of the window from my flat as they filmed him wandering around a few times.
I'd never heard of Daniel Craig at that time so he was not James Bond, just some actor with peroxide hair to me.
Disappointingly I never saw the delectable Kelly McDonald who played the love interest in that film.
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Reply | My experience last Saturday
at 16:57 4 Nov 2025
back when I lived in the Bush, the Damas Gate shop (Uxbridge Road, opposite Loftus Road) was munchies central for their Lebanese bakery.
Load of sweet stuff, no idea what any of it was called. I'd just go to the counter and point at stuff.
It's still there but not been in for years. |
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Reply | Worst Comedian
at 16:52 4 Nov 2025
mention of Mark Thomas just reminded me of a shameful incident in my younger days.
In the 90s, I earnt a few extra quid doing sound & lights at quite a few comedy clubs. Kings Head (Acton) The Viaduct (Hanwell) Cosmic Comedy Club (Hammersmith) Red Rose Club (Finsbury Park) Rowans Cafe Bar (Chiswick) and a few others.
Loads of great memories of seeing upcoming people e.g. Harry Hill, Bill Bailey when he was in a double act called the Rubber Bishops, Sean Hughes, Alan Davies, Sean Lock, Al Murray when he was just starting to do the Pub Landlord character, Hattie Hayridge, Ricky Grover, Mark Lamarr, Julian Barratt before he did Mighty Boosh, Rob Brydon, Ardal O'Hanlon, Graham Norton etc etc.
I had a few other favourites that never became big names like Clayton & Gordillo, Ian Stone, the late great Ian Cognito, Phil Kay.
Anyway I crossed paths with Mark Thomas quite a few times back then. Not a particular favourite of mine but if you saw his name on the bill you knew he'd be good & get the crowd laughing.
One time I'd been working somewhere on the Saturday where he'd been on, then on the Sunday (night off) I went over to Brixton to meet some mates in a pub, didn't realise it was another comedy night & oh look it's Mark Thomas on again.
For some reason (too many pints I suspect) I decided to shout out one of his punchlines just before he said it.
He was fücking livid & tried to get the other punters to point out who'd ruined his joke. But thankfully it wasn't a seated gig, nobody knew who it was & I got away with it.
Next time I saw him was at Ha Bloody Ha at the Viaduct very soon after.
For some reason, I brought up the fact that I'd been at the Brixton gig and I said "what about that person who ruined your joke?" & he proper went off on one using the c word very liberally & saying how if he'd found the culprit he would've smashed their face in.
I just nodded along. |
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Reply | Pubs for Derby?
at 17:46 24 Oct 2025
The Brunswick was definitely home fans only last season.
The Alexandra is just near there. Last season it was busy but a very good pub and no problem for away fans. |
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Thread | tonight's ref
at 23:35 1 Oct 2025
was it just me or was that schmuck buying absolutely every little contrick the Oxford players tried?
I lost count of the number of times where one of our players got the ball in a 50/50 so the Oxford player just fell over & was given a free kick!!
And in the first half some ridiculous holding & shirtgrabbing when they were defending setpieces, with Frey particularly on the receiving end.
And then when the kick is taken just give a free kick to the defending team.
Quite a few times the ball went out of play, the officials didn't seem to know who it came off last so just take the proper cowardly option of giving the decision to the defending team.
Not blaming the ref for why we didn't win by the way, I just thought he was the poorest ref we've had so far this season. I found it very irritating & needed to get it off my chest!
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Reply | Film 2025
at 23:16 8 Sep 2025
a few other good films I've seen recently, all of which I'd recommend if you like to watch something a little different from the mainstream....
The Surfer
Dream Scenario
Arcadian
(all 3 of those feature Nicolas Cage doing Nicolas Cage things, I am into that so if you are too then get on those)
All My Friends Are Dead
Sisu
Corner Office
Fried Barry
(that last one is particularly odd) |
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Reply | Film 2025
at 23:10 8 Sep 2025
Trainspotting 2 was indeed an absolute pile of shıte. Not totally Danny Boyle's fault though because the source material (Porno) is a million miles from being as good as Trainspotting book.
I'm still waiting for them to make a film of my favourite Irvine Welsh book Marabou Stork Nightmares, but I'm not sure that'll ever happen!!
Got to say I really liked 28 Years Later. It was definitely not what I expected, a very different tone / mood from the previous two. But I thought it was really interesting, and it made some interesting points. I thought Ralph Fiennes was great. I enjoyed the unexpected parallels with Apocalypse Now in the later parts of the film and the ending / setup for The Bone Temple sequel was bonkers. |
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Reply | Favourite Motorway Junction?
at 14:59 7 Sep 2025
Not sure I have a favourite but I have a couple of least favourites....
The junction where the M25 meets the M3, it always stinks of sewage round there.
In fact the whole section of the M25 going anti-clockwise from there to the A3 junction is rubbish. The road surface is really bumpy and there seems to be a higher proportion of bad drivers around there.
I also don't like the roundabout at junction 6 of the M62, it's really confusing. |
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Reply | How come highly skilled players play cr*p when they have an England shirt on !!!
at 12:04 7 Sep 2025
Dan Burn playing in an England shirt, that's a big part of the problem. Hugely over-rated player. Just a big lump who wouldn't particularly stand out in the Championship.
And talking of over-rated Newcastle players who are nowhere near good enough to be in the England team, bloody Anthony Gordon with his fücking dreadul hair.
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Reply | Rating for this Summers Transfer Window
at 23:34 1 Sep 2025
Fúcking transfer window does my head in.
All this craͤp about this club's "had a good transfer window" and that club's "not had a good window" What a load of big sweaty fúcking bølløcks that is!!
Usually having "a good transfer window" means they've bought loads of players and given those fúcking Sky Sports waͤnkers something to waffle on and get unnecessarily excited over.
Surely if you've had to ship out a load of players (mostly for far less than you paid for them) and bring in a load more (most of whom will end up leaving at a loss as well), then that means you've been badly mismanaging your club and your recruitment has been shíte. I'm not talking about QPR here, I mean more yer Nottingham Forest a couple of seasons ago or fúcking Che**** every fúcking season.
All the chat around Forest when they brought in a truckload of players on expensive wages was about how they'd had a good transfer window, but not many of those players are still in their matchday squad so they must've wasted something like 100 million on fees and wages. And going into the pockets of waͤnker agents just like when Hughes & that top, top cúnt Redknapp were at our club. Every fúcking year people are making supposedly funny comments about Peter Odemwingie being spotted in the car park, hardy fúcking ha, what an amusing tale for Arry to tell on some cúnt's podcast. Stop laughing you melty face waͤnker, that's the ruination of the club I love & that you never gave a fúcking monkey's about that you're laughing at there.
Look at Liverpool last season when Slot came in, they didn't bring in anyone at all last summer. All the so-called experts saying they'd "not had a good window" and then they won the Premier League with about 4 months to go!! Just goes to show what all those ex-players know about anything, the square root of fúck all.
In short, no I'm not going to rate this summer's transfer window because I don't know if these players are going to be any good or not. The only way to know if this has been a good transfer window will be at the end of this season, or in the case of many of these signings who are still teenagers, in a few years time when they either have or haven't become first team regulars.
Sorry about all the swearing, but not having a go at any of you by the way. You're all QPR so therefore you're all lovely people. I just think the transfer window and all the bullshít hype that goes with it is one of the worst things about football these days. |
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