WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Gavros 12:25 Fri Jun 23
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
It's the best THAI in east London Sold0...not that's you'd ever go to east London eh? Maybe when you get your office move.... wanker.....

Northern Sold 12:17 Fri Jun 23
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
You bumped a thread from 2 months ago to say you popped out to some shit hole to have something to eat?? My.... what a truly cuntish cunt you are....

Johnson 12:14 Fri Jun 23
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
You were right first time with stinking

Pie Crust = Shithole

Gavros 11:56 Thu Jun 22
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
*stonking

#piecrust

@piecrust

#thebest

Gavros 11:55 Thu Jun 22
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Back down the @piecrust #piecrust for another stinking nosh up. Oh yes.

BubblesCyprus 3:49 Fri Apr 21
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
The Golden Egg Restaurants the place to go with the ''Grown Ups'' back in the day without embarassing them !! Nurse you obviously lived a sheltered life as a kid ??

Hammer and Pickle 1:47 Fri Apr 21
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
He's alright for a one-egg omm, that is.

Hammer and Pickle 12:41 Fri Apr 21
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Gavvy's alright bruuu.

bruuuno 12:39 Fri Apr 21
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
I sincerely hope it gives you violent diarrhoea

Gavros 12:23 Fri Apr 21
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Back in this east end institution tonight for more great THAI.

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Gavros 12:21 Fri Apr 21
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
(nt)

CasualKen 11:12 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Lincslink
Fair enough mate, I don't recall that one. My earliest memories of Ilford was going in the restaurant in Littlewoods, I remember being on the escalator going up and smelling it, bowl of chips swimming in vinegar, ha.

Nurse Ratched 10:12 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
I grew up in the 70s but I've never heard of Golden Egg restaurants. They sound great. The decor, I mean. I collect decorative tat from the 50s/60s/early 70s.

monto 10:06 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Went to the Phoenix about 15 years ago and it was still stuck in the 80s. Looked like it'd seen a few decent nights.

Billy Go Wings 10:01 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Best place in Stratford back in the 80's was The Phoenix Apollo, full of East Ends finest, boxers, page 3 and McAvennie!

joe royal 7:18 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford


Many people can remember Golden Egg restaurants from the 1970s as colourful, cheap and homogenous: the same layout whether you were in Dover or Dundee. However, Philip and Reggie Kaye began the Golden Egg restaurants in the early 1960s and each one was very different. Some had an Italian theme, others Spanish and some pure Hollywood. They were a mixture of coffee bar and moderately priced restaurant: they had separate areas for drinking coffee and eating. Whilst the later Golden Eggs were rather soulless chain restaurants the earliest ones used handmade ceramics and modern materials such as coloured plastics and fibre-glass. Although handmade ceramics in a cheap restaurant chain may seem incongruous, one element of their design is entirely in keeping with Newland's style: colour. In his 1965 book, Mood and Atmosphere in Restaurants, Maclolm Newell writes:

The most controversial use of colour in British restaurants has come from the Golden Egg chain where riotous colour schemes and brilliant opaline lights have brought a jazzy mood to eating in low-price popular restaurants. Philip Kaye and his family, proprietors of the chain, had no knowledge of colour scheming. They just wanted to break away from the tradition of conservatism. And the success of the chain shows there is public appreciation of this dramatic approach. 2

Having built up a reputation for making brightly coloured sculptural ceramics, Newland and Hine were in the right place at the right time to decorate the interiors of the Golden Eggs. Not being part of the ceramic establishment and eager to make a living, they were happy to make objects to fit a designer's scheme, however outlandish. Philip Kaye said that a sculpture of Newland's for the Edgware Road 'Golden Egg' was a

ghastly eight foot high head but that people stopped to look, they were horrified and they were mystified, but it intrigued them and they went in. 3

lincslink 7:13 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Going back to the late 60's early 70's.

joe royal 7:00 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Lincs
That was called the American burger bar , unless you are going back further than 40 years.

lincslink 6:25 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
Ken

The Golden Egg Ilford was in the row of shops opposite the Nat West Bank on Ilford Hill, and it was many many moons ago.

CasualKen 1:49 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
1964

That was it! Proper dark and dingy in there

Gavros 1:36 Sun Mar 26
Re: The Pie Crust, Stratford
That looks like the worst pub in the world.

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