Van Den Hauwe's Elbow
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Whilst I am not aware of the DVD to which you refer, I do know that Graham' s best friend in refereeing circles was Paul Taylor, who spent many years on the football league list of refs. Could this be who you were referring to?PragueAddick said:I've always had the feeling that Konchesky's 26 minute red card in the season opener against Chelsea somehow changed his career, for the worse. He had started in central midfield and looked to me like he was shaping up well for it, when that happened. It was a preposterous decision. Forgotten the ref's name but he was the mate of Graham Poll, they made a DVD attempting to glorify themselves as hard men refereees.
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And I wasn't having a dig. Just pointing out the irony of the perpetrator and victim of the incident in question having rather similar history post playing.Algarveaddick said:
I was referring to the football.Addick Addict said:
Van Den Hauwe- major drugs and drink issues and three failed marriages behind him.Algarveaddick said:Following the jaw dropping penalty decision in last night's NI match, I was wracking my brains for comparable decisions in my 45 years of watching football. One of which was the elbow from the nasty VDH on Shaun Newton in '93. I had a quick look on Google and came up with this excerpt from his autobiography (I hope the link works?) https://books.google.pt/books?id=KIYxBwAAQBAJ&pg=PT133&lpg=PT133&dq=pat+van+den+hauwe+shaun+newton&source=bl&ots=xPF7fOA4J7&sig=-rXgSF3zqWl5VsBJvBAPySvtUck&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjLsenv1LPXAhWCKlAKHd-dDnkQ6AEINDAF#v=onepage&q=pat van den hauwe shaun newton&f=false
Stay classy Pat...
Newton - found guilty a couple of months ago of burglary committed when he was drunk and high on cocaine.
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PvdH what a twunt0
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Uriah Rennie tried to put himself across as a hard man referee.PeterGage said:
Whilst I am not aware of the DVD to which you refer, I do know that Graham' s best friend in refereeing circles was Paul Taylor, who spent many years on the football league list of refs. Could this be who you were referring to?PragueAddick said:I've always had the feeling that Konchesky's 26 minute red card in the season opener against Chelsea somehow changed his career, for the worse. He had started in central midfield and looked to me like he was shaping up well for it, when that happened. It was a preposterous decision. Forgotten the ref's name but he was the mate of Graham Poll, they made a DVD attempting to glorify themselves as hard men refereees.
Pilchards. I like that.
You'll probably think it was Aston Villa's Ian Taylor that received the red in this photo!0 -
This infamous Wat Tylerse9addick said:
I went to Thomas Tallis, even as a 16 year old I knew that even if I lived to 100 the Watt Tyler would be the worst pub I ever visited.ricky_otto said:
His mum and Dad lived there - I played pool In the hell hole pub (the wat Tyler) that used to be there, against him and Gavin Maguire - Maguire was ok but PVDH was Bit of a Billy big bollocks . Both were back from Morning training and in their club tracksuits. My friend (who was Millwall) and I won - probably the last time Charlton beat Millwall....even then I needed help from a spanner.SoundAsa£ said:And Van Hauwe came off The Ferrier Estate!
Christ knows why it uploaded so many times. At least it will give people the chance to savour it in its full glory.4 -
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Care to explain that any further, @Friend Or Defoe ?0
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He's not a referee to be messed with as Uriah is also a martial arts black belt.JiMMy 85 said:Care to explain that any further, @Friend Or Defoe ?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/hi/sa/football/features/newsid_2940000/2940569.stm
Unless you meant to red card for constant elbows?!0 -
Couple of good points there Ricky.4
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My dad is obsessed with the match against Arsenal in 2006 where we lost 2-1. Van Persie tried to stamp all the way down into China via Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink's leg and somehow didn't get sent off for it. He then went on to score both their goals including what people reckon is one of the best Premier League goals ever, as we lost in a match where we'd played well and deserved at least a point. And we had a penalty appeal turned down. Really compounded our crap start under Dowie0
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No it was Barber, as @Big William kindly reminded mePeterGage said:
Whilst I am not aware of the DVD to which you refer, I do know that Graham' s best friend in refereeing circles was Paul Taylor, who spent many years on the football league list of refs. Could this be who you were referring to?PragueAddick said:I've always had the feeling that Konchesky's 26 minute red card in the season opener against Chelsea somehow changed his career, for the worse. He had started in central midfield and looked to me like he was shaping up well for it, when that happened. It was a preposterous decision. Forgotten the ref's name but he was the mate of Graham Poll, they made a DVD attempting to glorify themselves as hard men refereees.
Pilchards. I like that.
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Fucking hell, I've been in a few rough pubs over the years, but the Wat Tyler looks horrific!0
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I thought so!Brendan_O_Connell said:Couple of good points there Ricky.
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The Barge Pole just edges the Wat Tyler.0
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Think the old Canterbury Arms on the Old Kent Road tops them both. Its not often I felt scared in a pub, but went in there with a couple of lads from college when I was about 18 and absolutely shit myself - one pint and out, and this was in the middle of the day during the week...bolloxbolder said:The Barge Pole just edges the Wat Tyler.
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These photos were taken two weeks after it opened!ricky_otto said:
This infamous Wat Tylerse9addick said:
I went to Thomas Tallis, even as a 16 year old I knew that even if I lived to 100 the Watt Tyler would be the worst pub I ever visited.ricky_otto said:
His mum and Dad lived there - I played pool In the hell hole pub (the wat Tyler) that used to be there, against him and Gavin Maguire - Maguire was ok but PVDH was Bit of a Billy big bollocks . Both were back from Morning training and in their club tracksuits. My friend (who was Millwall) and I won - probably the last time Charlton beat Millwall....even then I needed help from a spanner.SoundAsa£ said:And Van Hauwe came off The Ferrier Estate!
Christ knows why it uploaded so many times. At least it will give people the chance to savour it in its full glory.7 -
The Portabello West Kingsdown takes some beating!0
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Boarded up to keep the riffraff out - no flasks, blankets or pencil cases allowed in there.SoundAsa£ said:
These photos were taken two weeks after it opened!ricky_otto said:
This infamous Wat Tylerse9addick said:
I went to Thomas Tallis, even as a 16 year old I knew that even if I lived to 100 the Watt Tyler would be the worst pub I ever visited.ricky_otto said:
His mum and Dad lived there - I played pool In the hell hole pub (the wat Tyler) that used to be there, against him and Gavin Maguire - Maguire was ok but PVDH was Bit of a Billy big bollocks . Both were back from Morning training and in their club tracksuits. My friend (who was Millwall) and I won - probably the last time Charlton beat Millwall....even then I needed help from a spanner.SoundAsa£ said:And Van Hauwe came off The Ferrier Estate!
Christ knows why it uploaded so many times. At least it will give people the chance to savour it in its full glory.0 -
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Agreed - no warm welcome for strangers there !!SoundAsa£ said:The Portabello West Kingsdown takes some beating!
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That's the one. I heard Battiston showed his class by inviting Schumacher to his wedding.eldavide said:schumacher battiston Spain 82
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Newton lost his way for quite a while after that elbow. He was shit scared to go near a defender.
The free kick in the Fulham game is still the angriest I have ever been with a refereeing decision at Charlton.0 -
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Few on here who no doubt remember the Wat Tyler well.
As for the Ferrier, couldn't have asked for a better place to be brought up as a child2 -
Loved that pub. Knew where you stood and a great learning curve for youngsters.Robbo on the wing said:Few on here who no doubt remember the Wat Tyler well.
As for the Ferrier, couldn't have asked for a better place to be brought up as a child1 -
You mean like a pwopa Millwall learning curve?Big_Bad_World said:
Loved that pub. Knew where you stood and a great learning curve for youngsters.Robbo on the wing said:Few on here who no doubt remember the Wat Tyler well.
As for the Ferrier, couldn't have asked for a better place to be brought up as a child
A must to avoid then
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Pretty sure you got Charlton & that other lot in the Wat TylerSix-a-bag-of-nuts said:
You mean like a pwopa Millwall learning curve?Big_Bad_World said:
Loved that pub. Knew where you stood and a great learning curve for youngsters.Robbo on the wing said:Few on here who no doubt remember the Wat Tyler well.
As for the Ferrier, couldn't have asked for a better place to be brought up as a child
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Bet it was full of real hard men and boys training to be hard men. Must have been pwopa norty...Big_Bad_World said:
Loved that pub. Knew where you stood and a great learning curve for youngsters.Robbo on the wing said:Few on here who no doubt remember the Wat Tyler well.
As for the Ferrier, couldn't have asked for a better place to be brought up as a child3 -
Indeed it was. As has been pointed out previously, though, it wasn't a 'Wall pub. Just your normal(ish) mixture of a housing estates roughians, trainspotters included.Leroy Ambrose said:
Bet it was full of real hard men and boys training to be hard men. Must have been pwopa norty...Big_Bad_World said:
Loved that pub. Knew where you stood and a great learning curve for youngsters.Robbo on the wing said:Few on here who no doubt remember the Wat Tyler well.
As for the Ferrier, couldn't have asked for a better place to be brought up as a child
You're a pinkie out wine bar man(ish), aren't you? The usual type that shows disdain for your average working man, based on nothing other than generalisations and misconceptions. I say that as it's evidently not through knowledge. Very considerate and understanding of you.
Still, if it gave you a warm, fuzzy, feeling inside then that's all that matters, right?
Hate speech is never a good look, even when dressed up as banter.1
