End of the road.

Snowy · **Joined:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:18 pm **Posts:** 37436

Grayhoundend wrote:

Funny as you get older you remember songs from yesteryear, The wheels on the Err what is it. bollocks its gone.

I’ll send Nurse Tangleweed round to give you her notorious manipulative therapy to help your memory problems.
She’ll need to know the maximum load your fuse board can sustain for an hour when she wires you up and starts connecting her electrodes to your ‘bits’. :uhoh:

‘The wheels on the Electricity Generating Board lorry etc, etc,…….

Grayhoundend · **Joined:** Tue Aug 19, 2014 12:13 pm **Posts:** 7473

Snowy wrote:

Grayhoundend wrote:

Funny as you get older you remember songs from yesteryear, The wheels on the Err what is it. bollocks its gone.

I’ll send Nurse Tangleweed round to give you her notorious manipulative therapy to help your memory problems.
She’ll need to know the maximum load your fuse board can sustain for an hour when she wires you up and starts connecting her electrodes to your ‘bits’. :uhoh:

‘The wheels on the Electricity Generating Board lorry etc, etc,…….

Sounds like an offer i can,t/won,t refuse. Thank you for your thoughts.

Have you spoken to MrI yet, He,s the man for your football needs.

Snowy · **Joined:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:18 pm **Posts:** 37436

Grayhoundend wrote:

Have you spoken to MrI yet, He,s the man for your football needs.

This has been an ongoing thing and I’ve realised it was coming, like everything else in life, you accept it and move on or you sit feeling sorry for yourself, I’ve no time for a pity party so I adapt.
One thing I will miss, walking past the pitch when it’s wet …..with its heady aroma of wet grass and mud, that’s the smell of football.

Grayhoundend · **Joined:** Tue Aug 19, 2014 12:13 pm **Posts:** 7473

Snowy wrote:

Grayhoundend wrote:

Have you spoken to MrI yet, He,s the man for your football needs.

This has been an ongoing thing and I’ve realised it was coming, like everything else in life, you accept it and move on or you sit feeling sorry for yourself, I’ve no time for a pity party so I adapt.
One thing I will miss, walking past the pitch when it’s wet …..with its heady aroma of wet grass and mud, that’s the smell of football.

Can,t and won,t argue with that, When football bites ya (When a young,un) it never lets go.

As you say if needs be WE adapt, Do yourself a favor have a word with MrI.

poolie1966 · **Joined:** Sat Aug 13, 2011 8:55 am **Posts:** 1182

Snowy wrote:

Grayhoundend wrote:

Have you spoken to MrI yet, He,s the man for your football needs.

This has been an ongoing thing and I’ve realised it was coming, like everything else in life, you accept it and move on or you sit feeling sorry for yourself, I’ve no time for a pity party so I adapt.
One thing I will miss, walking past the pitch when it’s wet …..with its heady aroma of wet grass and mud, that’s the smell of football.

I don't go much nowadays for health reasons & it won't be long before I wont be able to go at all. You find something else to do on a Saturday afternoon, but at the back of your mind you're always thinking how are the lads getting on, if we win today we can move into the top half. You read the match reports from fans who were there as they are better than the reports in the mail. You will soon adapt & get used to it.

Best of luck to you in the future Snowy.

Snowy · **Joined:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:18 pm **Posts:** 37436

poolie1966 wrote:

I don't go much nowadays for health reasons & it won't be long before I wont be able to go at all. You find something else to do on a Saturday afternoon, but at the back of your mind you're always thinking how are the lads getting on, if we win today we can move into the top half. You read the match reports from fans who were there as they are better than the reports in the mail. You will soon adapt & get used to it.

Best of luck to you in the future Snowy.

You keep going as long as you can, because it’s something you think will actually never end. It does, but always at an inconvenient time. Weird really, you never stop being what you are, a poolie, Pools is like the other ‘woman’ in your life who can be a little demanding at times, a little frustrating at times but gives you some deep joy at times, not very often admittedly, but more enjoyable for the wait.
Any fool/oaf can ‘support’ a big team, but it takes real character to be a poolie, there’s not a lot of glory, but good companionship with real fans, the super club drones couldn’t begin to comprehend because they’re as shallow as a car park puddle.
You’re a Poolie.

Leggie43 · **Joined:** Wed Apr 15, 2020 4:55 am **Posts:** 7286

Snowy wrote:

poolie1966 wrote:

I don't go much nowadays for health reasons & it won't be long before I wont be able to go at all. You find something else to do on a Saturday afternoon, but at the back of your mind you're always thinking how are the lads getting on, if we win today we can move into the top half. You read the match reports from fans who were there as they are better than the reports in the mail. You will soon adapt & get used to it.

Best of luck to you in the future Snowy.

You keep going as long as you can, because it’s something you think will actually never end. It does, but always at an inconvenient time. Weird really, you never stop being what you are, a poolie, Pools is like the other ‘woman’ in your life who can be a little demanding at times, a little frustrating at times but gives you some deep joy at times, not very often admittedly, but more enjoyable for the wait.
Any fool/oaf can ‘support’ a big team, but it takes real character to be a poolie, there’s not a lot of glory, but good companionship with real fans, the super club drones couldn’t begin to comprehend because they’re as shallow as a car park puddle.
You’re a Poolie.

So very true Mr Snowy

accrington fan · **Joined:** Wed Jan 20, 2016 3:22 pm **Posts:** 19729

Snowy wrote:

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You keep going as long as you can, because it’s something you think will actually never end. It does, but always at an inconvenient time. Weird really, you never stop being what you are, a poolie, Pools is like the other ‘woman’ in your life who can be a little demanding at times, a little frustrating at times but gives you some deep joy at times, not very often admittedly, but more enjoyable for the wait.
Any fool/oaf can ‘support’ a big team, but it takes real character to be a poolie, there’s not a lot of glory, but good companionship with real fans, the super club drones couldn’t begin to comprehend because they’re as shallow as a car park puddle.
You’re a Poolie.

so true and our childhood heroes might have been unknown outside the town but they were proper men who would speak to you and were our gods in the same way as the millionaires will never be to todays kids. thank god i met and saw joe rayment, ken johnson , watty moore and the closest looking player to me norman oakley.

Snowy · **Joined:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:18 pm **Posts:** 37436

I sit on Ken Johnson’s memorial bench near the beacon at Seaton every morning at daft O’clock when I’ve got Ratboy out.

derwent · **Joined:** Wed Jun 24, 2009 7:59 pm **Posts:** 12363

Snowy wrote:

poolie1966 wrote:

I don't go much nowadays for health reasons & it won't be long before I wont be able to go at all. You find something else to do on a Saturday afternoon, but at the back of your mind you're always thinking how are the lads getting on, if we win today we can move into the top half. You read the match reports from fans who were there as they are better than the reports in the mail. You will soon adapt & get used to it.

Best of luck to you in the future Snowy.

You keep going as long as you can, because it’s something you think will actually never end. It does, but always at an inconvenient time. Weird really, you never stop being what you are, a poolie, Pools is like the other ‘woman’ in your life who can be a little demanding at times, a little frustrating at times but gives you some deep joy at times, not very often admittedly, but more enjoyable for the wait.
Any fool/oaf can ‘support’ a big team, but it takes real character to be a poolie, there’s not a lot of glory, but good companionship with real fans, the super club drones couldn’t begin to comprehend because they’re as shallow as a car park puddle.
You’re a Poolie.

Yes. I've lived in South Yorks for 44 years now and when people hear me speak they say. ah you're from the north east. which one is it red and white stripes or black and white stripes.................neither, I'm blue and white stripes. Some of the looks you get are priceless.

accrington fan · **Joined:** Wed Jan 20, 2016 3:22 pm **Posts:** 19729

derwent wrote:

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Yes. I've lived in South Yorks for 44 years now and when people hear me speak they say. ah you're from the north east. which one is it red and white stripes or black and white stripes.................neither, I'm blue and white stripes. Some of the looks you get are priceless.

far worse when i used to be called the geordie bastard by clubs who didn,t like me when i reffed their games. once sent a player off for calling me that and told him it was the geordie part that i objected to.

derwent · **Joined:** Wed Jun 24, 2009 7:59 pm **Posts:** 12363

accrington fan wrote:

derwent wrote:

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Yes. I've lived in South Yorks for 44 years now and when people hear me speak they say. ah you're from the north east. which one is it red and white stripes or black and white stripes.................neither, I'm blue and white stripes. Some of the looks you get are priceless.

far worse when i used to be called the geordie bastard by clubs who didn,t like me when i reffed their games. once sent a player off for calling me that and told him it was the geordie part that i objected to.

Ha yes, Often get called Geordie, I simply don't respond, they soon get fed up.

Snowy · **Joined:** Fri Aug 18, 2006 12:18 pm **Posts:** 37436

We’ll, not quite the same……don’t recall our lass approaching me in the Cyril Knowles to say Ratboy’s caught a Wood Pigeon….. it was half time though, but there was only feathers left. :laugh:

End of the road.

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