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thornleypoolie · **Joined:** Wed Jan 02, 2008 7:10 pm **Posts:** 1101

Compo wrote:

Left Manor in 1999 then Brinkburn

I left manor in 1992, so was left before you started.

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Pooly_Imp · **Posted:** Mon Apr 04, 2016 10:56 pm

poolieinnottingham wrote:

Kingsley and Brierton for me.

Fucking Brierton. Characterised by regular fights, bullying, sexual assaults, smoking, drinking and taking drugs in full view, absenteeism, and a completely anarchic attitude. And that was just the teachers.

Highlights for me were the teacher who got stopped leaving Holland with a suitcase full of child porn, a lad who wasn't allowed to go to the toilet during a lesson, so simply dropped his kecks and shat on the classroom floor, the lass who stole a teacher's car keys out of his desk drawer and hoyed them out of the window to her boyfriend who twocked the car and burned it out, and the school trips full of arrests for shoplifting.

Apart from me and Poolie Imp I don't think there's anyone else on here that went there.

Always noticed that Catlicks are over-represented on here, obviously brought up to have more 'faith' in things like Pools.

Can't remember any of this happening mate!

Brian Honour's Left Foot · **Posted:** Mon Apr 04, 2016 11:06 pm

Rupert Ritzik wrote:

Montpoolier wrote:

I was at Lynnie (the original one) and the Grammar. Lynnfield was all right but the Grammar was a complete piss take. Creme de la creme my arse.

Like you Lynnfield and the Grammar. Ralph Dollin, an absolute gentleman, took the footy teams at Lynnie.
Generally at the Grammar unless you were from Elwick Road or Jessie and had a middle class address you were dismissed as being unimportant. Eric Pidd though was a brilliant teacher and human being... as was Jimmy Douglas who had played for Pools.

Jimmy Douglas was my first Maths teacher at the Grammar - superb bloke, mind I think we kids never really got his sense of humour - my first day he called me FatBoy and forty odd years later I'm called FatBaldBoy by those who survived Lister Street, Elwick road and then first year fagging at the Grammar!

offshorepoolie · **Joined:** Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:32 pm **Posts:** 6011

Chips over 50.. must be giving a glorious defence for old whiny bastards

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poolieinnottingham · **Posted:** Tue Apr 05, 2016 6:07 pm

Pooly_Imp wrote:

poolieinnottingham wrote:

Kingsley and Brierton for me.

Fucking Brierton. Characterised by regular fights, bullying, sexual assaults, smoking, drinking and taking drugs in full view, absenteeism, and a completely anarchic attitude. And that was just the teachers.

Highlights for me were the teacher who got stopped leaving Holland with a suitcase full of child porn, a lad who wasn't allowed to go to the toilet during a lesson, so simply dropped his kecks and shat on the classroom floor, the lass who stole a teacher's car keys out of his desk drawer and hoyed them out of the window to her boyfriend who twocked the car and burned it out, and the school trips full of arrests for shoplifting.

Apart from me and Poolie Imp I don't think there's anyone else on here that went there.

Always noticed that Catlicks are over-represented on here, obviously brought up to have more 'faith' in things like Pools.

Can't remember any of this happening mate!

Straight up? I won't name any people on here but I'll jog your memory with a PM.

poolieinnottingham · **Posted:** Tue Apr 05, 2016 6:50 pm

I'm in me 40s now and I can't see meself not wanting to go to gigs or festivals. I think the mould of age appropriateness is well and truly broken, thank fuck.

Hartleblue · **Posted:** Tue Apr 05, 2016 7:07 pm

Jesmond road and then Brinkburn Grammer in the same year as Jeff Stelling who was the same nice genuine fella then as he is now.
Does that make me elitist

Jimmy Douglas was a great P.E. teacher and brill to play 5 a side with

offshorepoolie · **Joined:** Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:32 pm **Posts:** 6011

Chip Fireball wrote:

Yeah I'm meant to be fucking ancient and super uncool. Then your teenage kids ask if they can borrow a couple of CD's and next thing you know they are loading 100 of them into a rucksack.

When I was a teenager if I'd asked my dad to take me to a music festival I would have got a bat for taking the piss. In fact I don't think he would have even known what one was.

My youngest is listening to music my Mother used to listen to .. she actually enjoys the Beatles ...never mind anything I used to listen too..

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