Page 18 of 42
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 7:22 pm
by LDB
Got some from Amazon, 50 quid
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 8:04 pm
by Top Londoner
arseofacrow wrote:LDB wrote:Looking to buy some golf clubs (I'm shit at golf) and would like something cheap. Anyone got any reccomendations?

We only deal in tennis rackets....so fuck off!

Oooh, get you.
You have your invite to the clique I see.

Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 2:55 pm
by flash gunner
Quiet round here at the moment isnt it?

Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 4:38 pm
by BournemouthRED
flash gunner wrote:Quiet round here at the moment isnt it?

Proper gooner forum

Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:11 am
by skizz_b
less to complain about than usual!
never guess what I saw on Sunday, my old YTS boys lifting a big silver cup-like thing...what's it called? think its a t-t-trophy?

Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 11:12 am
by skizz_b
the alex brought 15k...southend brought 30k and lost

Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 12:52 pm
by flash gunner
Nice one skizz good day out?
Changing the subject i heard the other day during the WW2 - 1/2 a million Brits were killed, 1/2 million Americans, 6 millions Germans, 6 million Jews and 24 million Russians. What an incredible, disproportionate figure of deaths from Russia
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 12:59 pm
by northbank123
Really shows Stalin's perception of everyday people's lives as an expendable commodity.
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 1:09 pm
by flash gunner
northbank123 wrote:Really shows Stalin's perception of everyday people's lives as an expendable commodity.
Yeah i agree. Its always said the USA (with Britain) won the war but with these figures you could say its the russians
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 1:52 pm
by LDB
flash gunner wrote:northbank123 wrote:Really shows Stalin's perception of everyday people's lives as an expendable commodity.
Yeah i agree. Its always said the USA (with Britain) won the war but with these figures you could say its the russians
It was absolutely the Russians that won the war. There is an interesting sounding documentary series coming up on Sky Atlantic (the documentary is about American history) which was previewed on 5 live the other week and the bloke who made it reckoned the Russians were fighting 100 German divisions on the eastern front while in the west we were fighting about 10 German divisions. We were busy fighting in the Italian front trying to preserve our Empire for large parts of the war (a futile endeavour as it turned out).
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 2:13 pm
by northbank123
We were always taught basically that the thing that turned the war was Hitler's Operation Barbarossa (decision to invade Soviet Union and begin fighting on two fronts). Not that Stalin was keen to go to war, in fact he was quite desperate not to and even signed a pact to that effect.
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 2:26 pm
by skizz_b
flash gunner wrote:Nice one skizz good day out?
Changing the subject i heard the other day during the WW2 - 1/2 a million Brits were killed, 1/2 million Americans, 6 millions Germans, 6 million Jews and 24 million Russians. What an incredible, disproportionate figure of deaths from Russia
yeah mate decent weather, weird going there and seeing your boys pick up a trophy
that is an unbelievable figure. can't quite get my head round that.
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:58 am
by skizz_b
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2013 10:48 am
by flash gunner
Skizz its amazing how often these sorts of things happen when someone passes away. A similar thing happened in my family. I wont bore you with the details but we didnt talk to certain members of the family (aunts, cousins) for roughly 10 years and only recently due to another uncle persevering things are sorting themselves out. Often money is a big factor in fall outs luckily this wasn't the problem for me
My advice is explain to who ever is pissed off your side of the story & what's happened and let them get on with it
Re: The Gooner Chinwag
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2013 11:49 am
by skizz_b
flash gunner wrote:Skizz its amazing how often these sorts of things happen when someone passes away. A similar thing happened in my family. I wont bore you with the details but we didnt talk to certain members of the family (aunts, cousins) for roughly 10 years and only recently due to another uncle persevering things are sorting themselves out. Often money is a big factor in fall outs luckily this wasn't the problem for me
My advice is explain to who ever is pissed off your side of the story & what's happened and let them get on with it
deffo flash. grief does strange things to people but one of the people throwing accusations and slandering me has met me once and my old dear hated him anyway. c**t.
either way before your post i took your advice, put him wide about the comments he made and said it's best to leave it there. it's no skin off my nose, he's not a member of my family anyway his wife was a close friend of my mum, so how they can talk about what is going on within my family is nonsensical. i've got to the point where I just laugh, got bigger things to worry about.
