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%
  



Hammer and Pickle 7:48 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Why's that then Zero?

SurfaceAgentX2Zero 7:43 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Hammer and Pickle 9:37 Wed Sep 27

Sounds like you were a wanker then, too.

J.Riddle 7:09 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
SE5, used to frequent at least half a dozen of them. Coconut Grove was decent for cocktails, but just across Oxford Street from St Christopher's Place used to get some lovely sorts downstairs at Binney St in Corks wine bar.

eswing hammer 6:57 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
After the Liverpool charity shield about twenty of us were in the Duncannon in Charing Cross ,Millwalls main firm (l recognised a couple of them)came back from Watford away and put the windows thru ,we came out and l thought this is it we are gonna get done ,with that like the cavalry hundreds of West Ham came up from villiers st direction ,now they were outnumbered a good few punches were thrown and they fucked off in the direction of Trafalgar tube

SE5 Hammer 3:16 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Clubs - Beat Route, Wag, Crackers, Le Kilt, Limelight

Pubs - Spice of Life (downstairs); Hog in the Pound; Tattershall Castle, Punch & Judy

Restaurants - Coconut Grove,Peppermint Park, Kettners,

Takashi Miike 1:37 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Tattersall Castle was another decent night out. a boat moored on the embankment with a club downstairs

delboy 1:14 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
BB's, there were a few of em, best one was in a basement in an office block opposite cannon st station, was like going into a club at 5 oclock in the evening, pissed crumpet everywhere at half nine trying to find their way to a station, loved that place

JohnnyL 12:56 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Kissogramms and Wet T Shirt contests were certainly mid 1980s - such a different era.

Johnson 12:04 Thu Sep 28
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Live TV was 1995 not 1985.

Your 80s were so good you lost a decade Mike

joe royal 11:57 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Pony, if you went to the fox the rest didn't matter.

White Pony 10:33 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
More early 90s for me but it basically consisted of The Intrepid Fox and various places around Soho. Fucked if I remember names,

BRANDED 10:31 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
The Wag club.
The Hippodrome
The Limelight
There were a few Arab clubs
Wine bars
Ronnie Scotts
The blue posts
Black denim
Ripped denim
Etc

wanstead_hammer 10:29 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
JohnnyL - might ave been. None on show when we went. Mate prob told us quiet night to get us in. Idiot!
Sure others will remember though.

Hayzer 10:22 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Sold the shop upstairs was robot, run by Chinese jimmy. He often had a go at the skinheads if they picked on young mods. Top fella, heard he died penniless mid 90s after gambling. Shame.
Terry and Belinda stokes had a record stall in there too.
Dick Coombes had a record shop opposite, there was carnaby cavern the crap tailors. The Regal that sold all the psychedelia clothes.
We had a tear up one Saturday with a load of arsenal, I got thrown through the shop window opposite the shakespears head. Got nicked as well.
There was the marquee and crackers the other end, jean pierres, le beat route, gossips, st Moritz.
I worked in Maddox st and spent all day all night up there blues 4 for a £1

JohnnyL 10:09 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Wanstead - Am sure it was Busbys that the Wet T-Shirt contests took place .... does that ring a bell with others ?

JohnnyL 10:03 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Wanstead - Am sure it was Busbys that the Wet T-Shirt contests took place .... does that ring a bell with others ?

JohnnyL 10:01 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Joe - I think that sums up the original thread ... back then we didn't do Warsaw, Prague etc - but the West End was something magical .... well for us anyway !

wanstead_hammer 10:00 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Yeh, forgot the Lyceum on Friday nights, but think that was late 70s.
And a mate was on the door at Busbys (Tott Ct rd) for a while. (in his dark whistle and a pair of steels! Haha). We only went there once to wind him up.

Hammer and Pickle 9:39 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
:-)

joe royal 9:38 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
Pilled up and funbags?

Sounds like a night out in Warsaw.

eswing hammer 9:37 Wed Sep 27
Re: Memories of 1980s in West End
'The cockney pride' When it was someone's birthday we used to go out in a suit and tie ,that cockney pride gaff used to have a short lobby ,me and two mates for some reason were standing in the doorway and these blokes no older than us thought we were bouncers asked if they could come in ,my mate just barely shook his head they then asked if there was anywhere else they could go ,again just a bare shake of the head ,to this day it was one of the funniest things I've seen.

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