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David Coote
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Re: David Coote
Have looked but can't find it.
Exactly where do I find the 'foe' selection?
Place is becoming more like a fucking playground every day.
Exactly where do I find the 'foe' selection?
Place is becoming more like a fucking playground every day.
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Re: David Coote
XKhammer wrote: ↑19 Oct 2025, 17:34Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑19 Oct 2025, 15:12A quote from a rather famous Monty Python sketch that, like most of reality, flies effortlessly over your head - a head which, for the exceedingly excessive rent I & several others pay for living there (it's free), is a worthy candidate for clearance & demolition - just like your home in a dilapidated & condemned former lock-up in Watkinster.
Good to see the grudge still fanatically driving your life.Always look on the bright side of life is my motto
My dilapidated condemned former lock up is still worth more than your mud hut in the poverty stricken village near the Cambodian border
I seriously doubt that, but there and again, I'm not the one in this exchange with something to prove.
Re: David Coote
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑19 Oct 2025, 15:12A quote from a rather famous Monty Python sketch that, like most of reality, flies effortlessly over your head - a head which, for the exceedingly excessive rent I & several others pay for living there (it's free), is a worthy candidate for clearance & demolition - just like your home in a dilapidated & condemned former lock-up in Watkinster.
Good to see the grudge still fanatically driving your life.
Always look on the bright side of life is my motto
My dilapidated condemned former lock up is still worth more than your mud hut in the poverty stricken village near the Cambodian border
My dilapidated condemned former lock up is still worth more than your mud hut in the poverty stricken village near the Cambodian border
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Re: David Coote
XKhammer wrote: ↑19 Oct 2025, 14:08No time?You still writing up your life story?
Got yourself a book deal yet?
Nah of course not and l can't think why lol
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A quote from a rather famous Monty Python sketch that, like most of reality, flies effortlessly over your head - a head which, for the exceedingly excessive rent I & several others pay for living there (it's free), is a worthy candidate for clearance & demolition - just like your home in a dilapidated & condemned former lock-up in Watkinster.
Good to see the grudge still fanatically driving your life.
Good to see the grudge still fanatically driving your life.
Re: David Coote
No time?You still writing up your life story?
Got yourself a book deal yet?
Nah of course not and l can't think why lol
Zźzzźzzźźzzz
Got yourself a book deal yet?
Nah of course not and l can't think why lol
Zźzzźzzźźzzz
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Re: David Coote
Take some football boots with you's as there'll bit a bit of dew setting by that time.
Re: David Coote
XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Oct 2025, 13:47goose wrote: ↑18 Oct 2025, 07:51XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Oct 2025, 02:35 I've actually sussed its less than 20 miles to Broxbourne from Upminster so l don't need the train fare which l can't afford and l can cycle that but obviously not on match days plus gives the gutless Eyetie shitbag half a chance in a tear up ..but cycling back will piss easy as mainly downhill to UpminsterSo you can get to broxbourne then. Let me know when.
You won’t be hard to spot, there can’t be that many gingers on bikes. You should try dressing like an Italian, you might not look like such a tramp.
stay away from my daughters school though, we know what you’re like.Probably best on a Sunday weather permitting after you leave mass...is St Augustine's or St Paul's you're local nonce place of worship?
Please don't get any Cosa Nostra hitmen to take out an innocent ginger fella on bike passing as sorry to keep repeating myself and to disappoint you but l ain't a carrot top
Weather permitting? You scared of a bit of rain as well?
any Sunday is good, maybe after you upcoming trip to Cambodia.
any Sunday is good, maybe after you upcoming trip to Cambodia.
Re: David Coote
goose wrote: ↑18 Oct 2025, 07:51XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Oct 2025, 02:35 I've actually sussed its less than 20 miles to Broxbourne from Upminster so l don't need the train fare which l can't afford and l can cycle that but obviously not on match days plus gives the gutless Eyetie shitbag half a chance in a tear up ..but cycling back will piss easy as mainly downhill to UpminsterSo you can get to broxbourne then. Let me know when.
You won’t be hard to spot, there can’t be that many gingers on bikes. You should try dressing like an Italian, you might not look like such a tramp.
stay away from my daughters school though, we know what you’re like.
Probably best on a Sunday weather permitting after you leave mass...is St Augustine's or St Paul's you're local nonce place of worship?
Please don't get any Cosa Nostra hitmen to take out an innocent ginger fella on bike passing as sorry to keep repeating myself and to disappoint you but l ain't a carrot top
Please don't get any Cosa Nostra hitmen to take out an innocent ginger fella on bike passing as sorry to keep repeating myself and to disappoint you but l ain't a carrot top
Re: David Coote
Gank wrote: ↑18 Oct 2025, 11:44 Goose, are you saying you will meet him but ONLY in Broxbourne?
Whereabouts are you proposing? It can't be at your local or in your garden, a lot of us want to watch so it really should be between the two of you and Stratford is perfect.
I don't know either of you so I'm asking both of you if you are able to meet on the day of the Newcastle match which is Sunday 2nd November, at midday.
We need a place where we can see 3 or 4 minutes of a straightener without the risk of anyone getting nicked and without anyone's mates jumping in. My proposal is the green by the corner shop between The Carpenters and Stratford Station.
Goose, is midday on 2nd November a convenient day and time for you?
Joyo, were you planning on attending the Newcastle match and can you make this arrangement?
No more demanding home turf from either of you, let's get this sorted.
Yes I'm at Newcastle game as only one I'm doing in November but l reckon Greenway better place as would get nicked where you're suggesting and that would stop me travelling on Monday
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Re: David Coote
Goose, are you saying you will meet him but ONLY in Broxbourne?
Whereabouts are you proposing? It can't be at your local or in your garden, a lot of us want to watch so it really should be between the two of you and Stratford is perfect.
I don't know either of you so I'm asking both of you if you are able to meet on the day of the Newcastle match which is Sunday 2nd November, at midday.
We need a place where we can see 3 or 4 minutes of a straightener without the risk of anyone getting nicked and without anyone's mates jumping in. My proposal is the green by the corner shop between The Carpenters and Stratford Station.
Goose, is midday on 2nd November a convenient day and time for you?
Joyo, were you planning on attending the Newcastle match and can you make this arrangement?
No more demanding home turf from either of you, let's get this sorted.
Whereabouts are you proposing? It can't be at your local or in your garden, a lot of us want to watch so it really should be between the two of you and Stratford is perfect.
I don't know either of you so I'm asking both of you if you are able to meet on the day of the Newcastle match which is Sunday 2nd November, at midday.
We need a place where we can see 3 or 4 minutes of a straightener without the risk of anyone getting nicked and without anyone's mates jumping in. My proposal is the green by the corner shop between The Carpenters and Stratford Station.
Goose, is midday on 2nd November a convenient day and time for you?
Joyo, were you planning on attending the Newcastle match and can you make this arrangement?
No more demanding home turf from either of you, let's get this sorted.
Re: David Coote
XKhammer wrote: ↑18 Oct 2025, 02:35 I've actually sussed its less than 20 miles to Broxbourne from Upminster so l don't need the train fare which l can't afford and l can cycle that but obviously not on match days plus gives the gutless Eyetie shitbag half a chance in a tear up ..but cycling back will piss easy as mainly downhill to Upminster
So you can get to broxbourne then. Let me know when.
You won’t be hard to spot, there can’t be that many gingers on bikes. You should try dressing like an Italian, you might not look like such a tramp.
stay away from my daughters school though, we know what you’re like.
You won’t be hard to spot, there can’t be that many gingers on bikes. You should try dressing like an Italian, you might not look like such a tramp.
stay away from my daughters school though, we know what you’re like.
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Re: David Coote
True l can't afford train fare but l reckon l could dress up as a muzzie or Eyetie and easily fare dodger on the tube to Cheshunt which is only mile or so down the road and that saves you paying my fare and then giving me a good pasta beating
Re: David Coote
I've actually sussed its less than 20 miles to Broxbourne from Upminster so l don't need the train fare which l can't afford and l can cycle that but obviously not on match days plus gives the gutless Eyetie shitbag half a chance in a tear up ..but cycling back will piss easy as mainly downhill to Upminster
Re: David Coote
It looked like you could make it as you're available closer to home, apologies if I have misunderstood you.
i suppose after the match is too late. What about the Newcastle match? It doesn't have to be at The Bull, we can sort out a neutral venue.
i suppose after the match is too late. What about the Newcastle match? It doesn't have to be at The Bull, we can sort out a neutral venue.
