the persil ticket reunion trip

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:44 am

i have herd rumours of a reunion trip to crewe on march 22nd for the loyal band of supporters that in the early eighty,s traveled the lenght and bredth of the country to support pools in far worse times than these and never moaned,with persil tickets of course.
well its on ,im booking my flight this weekend and looking forward to seeing all you ex persil ticket holders on the train.
i do hope my old friend mouldy can make it we do need somone to keep us under cotroll rolfl

for more information contact frankiedouremberme can be found at every match home or away as allways for the last 30 years, and never moaned
no pretenders and wanabe,s offical persil ticket holder,s and invited geust,s only rolf

Ilovechips · **Joined:** Tue Dec 11, 2007 10:31 pm **Posts:** 5

I ll have to wait for my invite I was far too young to be buying persil back then !!!

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:52 am

your in vite is in the post young man your privilidged they will not be given out willy nilly :laugh:

tom-pie · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:59 am

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:13 am

tom-pie wrote:

sctatchinghead

right young tom in the early 1980,s persil the soap powder people done a promotion where if you had the top,s of 3 normal soap powder box,s you could exchangen it for a train ticket in witch a fare paying passenger could travel with a persil ticket holder,thus 2 for the price of 1 it ment we could travel all over the country very cheaply to watch pools
and never did any of that small but very loyal band of pools supporters moan like so many of today,and belive me they where much worse times than today

tom-pie · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:16 am

ah ok

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:21 am

tom-pie wrote:

ah ok

you are about 30 years to young im afraid young tom but over the years im sure you will have many good memories of your own while following pools clappp

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:45 pm

We had some away days Jock remember going to Aldershot and being 3.4. or 5 down and us lot singing we've been beat we dont care we will be coming back next year. 20 or so of us travelled the country getting beat almost every game but the next away game we where there and what a great set of lads to.
I will do my upmost to join you Jock i'll see Stocker. clappp

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 11:20 pm

mr austinstad i automatically added your name as i know you never miss anyway clappp

pooielooieaustinstad · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 11:31 pm

jockthemonkey wrote:

mr austinstad i automatically added your name as i know you never miss anyway clappp

But Mr jockhemonkey you don't know who I am

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 11:37 pm

you would be surprized ,,no shocked to know what i have learnt in this armchair in the netherlands,,,am i mistaken or will you be there rolfl

pooielooieaustinstad · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 11:52 pm

Mr jockthemonkey or should that be Mr Cleaseau (have i spelt that right Mr chip?) I will be there (or should that be their Mr chip?)
I have heard that Mr frankiedouremember me is laid up with Sciatica.
I have also heard that Mr frankiedouremember me has someone from Darlington and is Catholic :laugh:

looking for him and the rest of his clan (apparently it's in the mail tonight) :shock:

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sat Jan 12, 2008 11:55 pm

pooielooieaustinstad wrote:

Mr jockthemonkey or should that be Mr Cleaseau (have i spelt that right Mr chip?) I will be there (or should that be their Mr chip?)
I have heard that Mr frankiedouremember me is laid up with Sciatica.
I have also heard that Mr frankiedouremember me has someone from Darlington and is Catholic :laugh:

looking for him and the rest of his clan (apparently it's in the mail tonight) :shock:

that poor lives a life of pain but does he complain rolfl

P.M.T. · **Joined:** Mon Jul 02, 2007 2:14 pm **Posts:** 968

pooielooieaustinstad wrote:

jockthemonkey wrote:

mr austinstad i automatically added your name as i know you never miss anyway clappp

But Mr jockhemonkey you don't know who I am

Well looking at what you write I would think you'r Danny Wilsons love child :shock:

frankiedourememberme · **Joined:** Tue Dec 11, 2007 3:07 pm **Posts:** 27

The persil tickets were a god send,because I was getting sick of hiding in the train toilet with Jockthemonkey, hiding from the train gaurd for 10 years previous. violin

Salty · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:34 pm

riveting

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 3:29 pm

chip fireball wrote:

tom-pie wrote:

sctatchinghead

tom you are probably thinking that during the 70's and 80's pools were followed by a huge body of super fans who sang their hearts out for the full 90 minutes every game and never ever slagged a pools player off or moaned about anything.

what happens when people get really old is that their minds start playing tricks on them when they recall the " good old days."

the truth is somewhat different. our away following was often tiny ( i was at games in the 80's when it was no more than 12 ) it was usually negative, and more often than not was composed of a bunch of drunk blokes turning up to stand on dilapidated terraces to make monkey chants at the oppositions black players and mercilessly rip the piss out of the pools team.

are you saying everybody there apart from you of corse where all drunken racists mr chip rage

Spender · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:25 pm

chip fireball wrote:

the truth is somewhat different. our away following was often tiny ( i was at games in the 80's when it was no more than 12 ) it was usually negative, and more often than not was composed of a bunch of drunk blokes turning up to stand on dilapidated terraces to make monkey chants at the oppositions black players and mercilessly rip the piss out of the pools team.

12??

That was local derbies that was. The 80's were for dilettantes and fops. The seventies were the grim years. :wink:

Not only did we usually get hammered (the supporters AND the team) you also got filled in on your way out having already been ritually humiliated for the preceding two hours by the opposing fans unless you were playing Barrow, Workington, Southport or Halifax, and even then there was slip ups..... :roll:

pooielooieaustinstad · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:33 pm

chip fireball wrote:

no i am not. but sadly a large percentage were.

this idyllic picture you paint bears little, if no resemblance, to my memory of those times.

yes we had a hardcore that followed a mainly dreadful side around pisspoor division 4 grounds, but it was an ugly, painful and thoroughly depressing experience as i recall.

and the fans were often highly vocal in their criticism of the frequently shambolic displays rather than supportive.

happy days huh ?

This large percentage of 12 I guess must be 11 + you Mr Chip, you really do seem too good to be true thrilled

pooielooieaustinstad · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:02 pm

P.M.T. wrote:

pooielooieaustinstad wrote:

jockthemonkey wrote:

mr austinstad i automatically added your name as i know you never miss anyway clappp

But Mr jockhemonkey you don't know who I am

Well looking at what you write I would think you'r Danny Wilsons love child :shock:

Wehay, weren't we all 3 months ago

,
Why can't people see that Porters not fit, Browns last 4 games where totally innefective before he got man flu and maybe needed a rest.
Talk about fickle fans banghead

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:26 pm

pooielooieaustinstad wrote:

chip fireball wrote:

no i am not. but sadly a large percentage were.

this idyllic picture you paint bears little, if no resemblance, to my memory of those times.

yes we had a hardcore that followed a mainly dreadful side around pisspoor division 4 grounds, but it was an ugly, painful and thoroughly depressing experience as i recall.

and the fans were often highly vocal in their criticism of the frequently shambolic displays rather than supportive.

happy days huh ?

This large percentage of 12 I guess must be 11 + you Mr Chip, you really do seem too good to be true thrilled

[/quote He might be.

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:31 pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwnueU0Lyrc

Just for you Mr Chip.

pooielooieaustinstad · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:36 pm

mouldy old dough wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwnueU0Lyrc

Just for you Mr Chip.

Quality Mr mouldy old dough clappp

Spender · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:39 pm

chip fireball wrote:

the seventies were indeed bleak. the high spot was probably the away drubbing at ipswich in the cup.

other than the derbies i vaguely remember sad dark treks across the pennines to places like rochdale to stand on grassy banks in the inevitable rain.

you invariably got stuff chucked at you, though a filling in was rare. i think my first good kicking was at burnley in the early 80's .

we never moaned about it though. :roll:

Aye 4-1, thanks to a Paul Mariner theatrical dive to break the post half time resurgence from Pools. We did OK in the first half against the team second in the top Division.

They searched everyone getting off the bus, they searched us on the way into the ground, then they stuck us in the home end separated from 200 Suffolk nutters by an eight foot mesh fence. They pissed through it, chucked chips, bovril and darts over it, climbed up it and spat over it.

The Poolies like, the Ipswich lot were terrified. :grin:

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:42 pm

Derek Downings goal of the century.

pooielooieaustinstad · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:44 pm

Pooliekev wrote:

chip fireball wrote:

the seventies were indeed bleak. the high spot was probably the away drubbing at ipswich in the cup.

other than the derbies i vaguely remember sad dark treks across the pennines to places like rochdale to stand on grassy banks in the inevitable rain.

you invariably got stuff chucked at you, though a filling in was rare. i think my first good kicking was at burnley in the early 80's .

we never moaned about it though. :roll:

Aye 4-1, thanks to a Paul Mariner theatrical dive to break the post half time resurgence from Pools. We did OK in the first half against the team second in the top Division.

They searched everyone getting off the bus, they searched us on the way into the ground, then they stuck us in the home end separated from 200 Suffolk nutters by an eight foot mesh fence. They pissed through it, chucked chips, bovril and darts over it, climbed up it and spat over it.

The Poolies like, the Ipswich lot were terrified. :grin:

Bus

Why weren't you on one of Gillens trains, one of them got rifled during the match also rage

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:53 pm

I was on the train my nephew Paul was a kid and when we got to Ipswich he collected everyones sarnies that had been left behind and hid them and sold them to people on the way back. rolfl

jockthemonkey · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:02 pm

mouldy old dough wrote:

I was on the train my nephew Paul was a kid and when we got to Ipswich he collected everyones sarnies that had been left behind and hid them and sold them to people on the way back. rolfl

he also said you where his best customer on the way home rolfl

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:05 pm

jockthemonkey wrote:

mouldy old dough wrote:

I was on the train my nephew Paul was a kid and when we got to Ipswich he collected everyones sarnies that had been left behind and hid them and sold them to people on the way back. rolfl

he also said you where his best customer on the way home rolfl

You dont get a belly like mine by saying no Jock.

Spender · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:11 pm

pooielooieaustinstad wrote:

Pooliekev wrote:

Aye 4-1, thanks to a Paul Mariner theatrical dive to break the post half time resurgence from Pools. We did OK in the first half against the team second in the top Division.

They searched everyone getting off the bus, they searched us on the way into the ground, then they stuck us in the home end separated from 200 Suffolk nutters by an eight foot mesh fence. They pissed through it, chucked chips, bovril and darts over it, climbed up it and spat over it.

The Poolies like, the Ipswich lot were terrified. :grin:

Bus

Why weren't you on one of Gillens trains, one of them got rifled during the match also rage

I made my own way there from Wiltshire, I was in the Army then, but I got the bus back up to Hartlepool. I met the lads outside the ground. Including one Frankiedoyourememberme. :laugh:

pooielooieaustinstad · **Posted:** Sun Jan 13, 2008 8:11 pm

mouldy old dough wrote:

I was on the train my nephew Paul was a kid and when we got to Ipswich he collected everyones sarnies that had been left behind and hid them and sold them to people on the way back. rolfl

Well that's 2 egg and tomato sarnies you owe me Mr mouldy old dough, I knew I'd get to the bottom of that mystery eventually rage

Everybody was blaming Mr frankiedourememberme, but he was locked in the toilets all the way there, can't think why

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Mon Jan 14, 2008 3:50 pm

pooielooieaustinstad wrote:

mouldy old dough wrote:

I was on the train my nephew Paul was a kid and when we got to Ipswich he collected everyones sarnies that had been left behind and hid them and sold them to people on the way back. rolfl

Well that's 2 egg and tomato sarnies you owe me Mr mouldy old dough, I knew I'd get to the bottom of that mystery eventually rage

Everybody was blaming Mr frankiedourememberme, but he was locked in the toilets all the way there, can't think why

Frankie And Jock were an item back then. rolfl

kebab & chips · **Posted:** Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:03 pm

Did you lads also use the coach from The Greensides in the early eighties,with Spenner,Kev Rowntree ETC ??

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:05 pm

Yes K&C we did on many occasions.

kebab & chips · **Posted:** Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:15 pm

crap football,ramshackle grounds but great days out.

mouldy old dough · **Posted:** Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:20 pm

kebab & chips wrote:

crap football,ramshackle grounds but great days out.

Yes they were and a great set of lads also.
Did you travel then.

kebab & chips · **Posted:** Mon Jan 14, 2008 4:30 pm

Yes,i was only a young un.I lived next door to Kev & a few of us went to all the away games with The Greenies.Eventhough we were usually hammered ,going to exotic places like Rotherham & Bury were a new experience & i loved them.

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