people who think they represent the majority

[scott_jones]

[QUOTE=askewboy;285358]

well

w12ranger linked him to AKUTR's so guess he didn;t know him either

In the seventies, I was a child, some say I haven't grown up[/QUOT


lsa werent 70s
ask your mate beefy

was there a LSA pre the fulham park rangers protests?

[RussRanger]

Am I the only one who hasn't got a Scooby what any of this is about?

[qblockpete]

I got lost on

"representing the majority!:cheers:

[askewboy]

[QUOTE=scott_jones;285363]

was there a LSA pre the fulham park rangers protests?

no

[loneranger]

lsa was created to oppose the proposed merger

[askewboy]

hey i wasnt answering myself

[scott_jones]

[QUOTE=askewboy;285368]

no

didnt think so. Am only 32 so was young at the time, my dad was a member though and tagged along with him not really understanding what it was all about. Think i was the only kid on the away coaches at times

[askewboy]

Wasn't talking about the LSA..

trevor used to run the unofficial coaches in the 70s when the club wouldnt.

sorry pete dont get your question?

[conners]

have a history of coming unstuck down rangers.
ask trevor kingham.
and he was a quality geezer.

Think it is fair to say that i don't represent the majority so I am in the clear with askewboy.:laughter:

[QPRMendoza]

Am I the only one who hasn't got a Scooby what any of this is about?

Have to say this is a bit like a Lost episode to me ....

Bound to turn into an anti GP thread though :laughter:

[W12_Ranger]

well

w12ranger linked him to AKUTR's so guess he didn;t know him either

In the seventies, I was a child, some say I haven't grown up

I was asking a question couldn't you tell.

My dad knows him and I know of him vaguely from my days as a kid travelling with the LSA but not personally.

Funny that, how far the memory stretches back....don't remember you on those coaches though :laughter:

[askewboy]

Think it is fair to say that i don't represent the majority so I am in the clear with askewboy.:laughter:

you aint from the bush lol

[qblockpete]

not in 1970's, you wouldn't:laughter:

My parents wouldn't allow a 7-8 year old to go alone on a coach, considering they never supported the club

[conners]

bloody am mate. Went to school in White City

[scott_jones]

Talking about the late 80s..does any LSA member in his 40s or 50s remember a guy called JIM from West Drayton..not the sharpest tool in the box but never missed a game..used to stand in the lower loft and pretty much always wore a dennis the mennis guinness shirt