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Posted: Wed May 25, 2011 4:51 pm
by flash gunner
Step wrote:DB10 you summarised my feeling completely.
The Cotton Trader Boys are sheltered public school pricks who feel it is rebellious to follow' Rugga', sing tremendously funny dirty ditties in the pub and share in a couple of pints of piss poor bitter.
Old school English toffs with no interest in genuine competative sport.
Thats not true at all, too many stereotypes on this thread..... the people i know who like rugby (including myself) are normal working class people who were educated in so called normal schools etc i was educated in a 4th rate comprehensive in a shithole part of Essex so hardly a toff. Most of them like football and have rugby as an interest/welcome break when not being consumed by the highs and lows of supporting their football team
Posted: Wed May 25, 2011 4:54 pm
by DB10GOONER
flash gunner wrote:Step wrote:DB10 you summarised my feeling completely.
The Cotton Trader Boys are sheltered public school pricks who feel it is rebellious to follow' Rugga', sing tremendously funny dirty ditties in the pub and share in a couple of pints of piss poor bitter.
Old school English toffs with no interest in genuine competative sport.
Thats not true at all, too many stereotypes on this thread..... the people i know who like rugby (including myself) are normal working class people who were educated in so called normal schools etc i was educated in a 4th rate comprehensive in a shithole part of Essex so hardly a toff. Most of them like football and have rugby as an interest/welcome break when not being consumed by the highs and lows of supporting their football team
Still gay, huh?
Posted: Wed May 25, 2011 4:55 pm
by flash gunner
DB10GOONER wrote:flash gunner wrote:Step wrote:DB10 you summarised my feeling completely.
The Cotton Trader Boys are sheltered public school pricks who feel it is rebellious to follow' Rugga', sing tremendously funny dirty ditties in the pub and share in a couple of pints of piss poor bitter.
Old school English toffs with no interest in genuine competative sport.
Thats not true at all, too many stereotypes on this thread..... the people i know who like rugby (including myself) are normal working class people who were educated in so called normal schools etc i was educated in a 4th rate comprehensive in a shithole part of Essex so hardly a toff. Most of them like football and have rugby as an interest/welcome break when not being consumed by the highs and lows of supporting their football team
Still gay, huh?
Not gay just into anal fingering as a sport
Posted: Wed May 25, 2011 5:24 pm
by SWLGooner
flash gunner wrote:
Thats not true at all, too many stereotypes on this thread..... the people i know who like rugby (including myself) are normal working class people who were educated in so called normal schools etc i was educated in a 4th rate comprehensive in a shithole part of Essex so hardly a toff. Most of them like football and have rugby as an interest/welcome break when not being consumed by the highs and lows of supporting their football team
I would agree but I fit the stereotype :\
Posted: Wed May 25, 2011 6:07 pm
by HashKads
flash gunner wrote:DB10GOONER wrote:flash gunner wrote:Step wrote:DB10 you summarised my feeling completely.
The Cotton Trader Boys are sheltered public school pricks who feel it is rebellious to follow' Rugga', sing tremendously funny dirty ditties in the pub and share in a couple of pints of piss poor bitter.
Old school English toffs with no interest in genuine competative sport.
Thats not true at all, too many stereotypes on this thread..... the people i know who like rugby (including myself) are normal working class people who were educated in so called normal schools etc i was educated in a 4th rate comprehensive in a shithole part of Essex so hardly a toff. Most of them like football and have rugby as an interest/welcome break when not being consumed by the highs and lows of supporting their football team
Still gay, huh?
Not gay just into anal fingering as a sport
So when are we going to meet up?
Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 7:23 am
by flash gunner
frankbutcher wrote:Mr Flash - I will be cheering on Sarries at 'Twickers'
at the weekend. I'll be wearing Where's Wally fancy dress.
Might see you there?
How was it FrankieButch?
SARRIES, SARRIES, SARRIES
Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 7:47 am
by DB10GOONER
flash gunner wrote:frankbutcher wrote:Mr Flash - I will be cheering on Sarries at 'Twickers'
at the weekend. I'll be wearing Where's Wally fancy dress.
Might see you there?
How was it FrankieButch?
SARRIES, SARRIES, SARRIES
Can we take it that Saracens won the gay Olympics then...?
Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 8:05 am
by flash gunner
DB10GOONER wrote:flash gunner wrote:frankbutcher wrote:Mr Flash - I will be cheering on Sarries at 'Twickers'
at the weekend. I'll be wearing Where's Wally fancy dress.
Might see you there?
How was it FrankieButch?
SARRIES, SARRIES, SARRIES
Can we take it that Saracens won the gay Olympics then...?
Gay Olympics?
The Saracens are English Champions yes
Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 8:41 am
by SWLGooner
The last 5 minutes were epic!! Unbelievable.
And Owen Farrell looks a class act too.
Why why does Brits never play for the Bokke? Far better than Smit or the du Plessis brothers.
Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 12:53 pm
by DB10GOONER
SWLGooner wrote:The last 5 minutes were epic!! Unbelievable.
And Owen Farrell looks a class act too.
Why why does Brits never play for the Bokke? Far better than Smit or the du Plessis brothers.
What's wrong with them? Do they have flappy arseholes or something?
Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 8:26 pm
by SWLGooner
DB10GOONER wrote:
What's wrong with them? Do they have flappy arseholes or something?
They haven't got the necessary speed for the soggy biscuit game