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  • Harrow
    Harrow Posts: 16
    The Wealdstone Raider has started drinking in my pub.
  • BertieB
    BertieB Posts: 843
    My best mate punched Des Lynam at Epsom races
  • Ashers
    Ashers Posts: 418
    fattmatt said:
    iainment said:
    I beat Haile Gebrselassie in the London Marathon. Admittedly he only ran half of it and then pulled out but I finished. He didn’t so I, and a few thousand others, beat him.
    So hah to his World Records and Gold Medals.
    Was that 2007? I think I did too!
    That makes three of us!
  • kimbo
    kimbo Posts: 2,995
    I met Nick Cave yesterday and Stings dad was my milkman 
  • SuedeAdidas
    SuedeAdidas Posts: 7,731
    BertieB said:
    My best mate punched Des Lynam at Epsom races
    Dunno why but this genuinely made me lol. 
  • I once played table tennis against Chester Barnes, for those who remember him. Regarded back in the day as the George Best of the sport.

    Kenneth Noye once demanded I move my car because it was ‘in his parking space’! 
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,981
    BertieB said:
    My best mate punched Des Lynam at Epsom races
    Back in our Prem days one of my mates verbally abused Steve McManaman who was with about a dozen of his mates in a Liverpool night club. 
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,981
    BertieB said:
    My best mate punched Des Lynam at Epsom races
    Back in our Prem days one of my mates verbally abused Steve McManaman who was with about a dozen of his mates in a Liverpool night club. 
    About 25 years ago my mates and I were in the upstairs of the Chinese Restaurant next to the Queens Head in Chislehurst.

    I spotted Andy Roberts but no one else thought it was him.
    I then realised it was half the Millwall team, Andy Roberts, Ben Thatcher, Kenny Cunningham, Mark Kennedy and Rhino Stevens the manager, plus their partners.

    As were leaving one of us said good luck for the rest of the season.
    They smiled and said thanks.
    He then said well you're gonna need it cos you're going down.

    They chased us down the stairs and outside and were in our faces for a good 5 mins with a bit of handbags telling us to apologise but we refused.

    Aaah, the good old days.