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Bbigdave is the man when it comes to quality music merry.
Went to northolt high in 82 for a year-some very good lads from that manor.
Went to northolt high in 82 for a year-some very good lads from that manor.
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Agreed some good lads around there, loads of Rangers, I went to Cardinal Wiseman mate started there in 85From the Hills of Kerry
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Was wiseman in greenford-long time a go-knew a cple of lads there. I finished at holland park in 85-an education like no other!!!! The difference in schools was huge.Originally posted by The Merry Ploughboy View PostPRIDE OF LONDON.Comment
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Wow, i lived on godfrey ave from 75 to 85 (so did our ex winger michael meaker). Small world.Originally posted by The Merry Ploughboy View PostComment
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Small world Kev, I used to play football with Meaker out the back of my block of flats on the green. I lived there 76-81Originally posted by Kevin Mcleod View PostFrom the Hills of Kerry
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Libertines gig now official, 5th July, support from the pogues, maximo park, spiritualised, get on down thereFrom the Hills of Kerry
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This isn`t related in any way, but you lot seem to have a decent varied taste in music.
So if you want to, check this class group out, also a QPR legend (well he will be when he scores the winner in the play-off final) gets a mention.Comment
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I sit next to Mick Jones in the W12 bit. Always chatty. He always arrives ten minutes late so they keep his hot dinner under a napkin for him to eat at half time with his beer.Comment
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I did know that The Clash were QPR fans! That is amazing that members of two of the most influential punk rock bands, The *** Pistols and The Clash are Rangers!Originally posted by Westbyfleetr View Post@gatorTFCComment
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and don't forget Tommy Steele the nearly original who sungI never felt more like singing the bluesOriginally posted by gator View PostFootball played the Charlie Ferris wayComment
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