Shrimpsvoices

Once again the highlight of a dull first hour at Christie Park. Don't know why cos I don't buy a ticket but Mark's wind up of Ken and the increasing presence of the Cat make this strangely entertaining.

Did anyone else see the ridiculous blast from Wayne at HT that hit Henry McStay on the arm. Hope he's not injured.

Embarassingly entertaining, old bloke with wining voice saying aye, well err that ones been sold by.....surprised the away fans dont take the piss out of it more, but i suppose it does raise a bit of money for the club

I had 442 today, thought it could be a lucky omen but it wasn't

Listening to Ken read anything is always amusing as he always cocks up

Talking about "Open the Box" there was a chap Hawking tickets in the York prior to the match,
I have never noticed this afor! was he pukka ?. Bought my ticket inside as normal.
This fella looked a bit of a spiv to me.

And now, back to our tribute to John Peel

CASS wrote:Talking about "Open the Box" there was a chap Hawking tickets in the York prior to the match,
I have never noticed this afor! was he pukka ?. Bought my ticket inside as normal.
This fella looked a bit of a spiv to me.

The guy "Hawking" as you wrongly said was pukker. He came in a few days earlier to ask permission. As always we oblige when its the club trying to raise money as we do by selling the scratch cards for them.

The guy "Hawking" as you wrongly said was pukker. He came in a few days earlier to ask permission. As always we oblige when its the club trying to raise money as we do by selling the scratch cards for the club

I was only asking the question,was he legit ! Like I said I had never seen it afor and was just a tad worried it might have been a scam,my original question was due to concerns for the club, Anyway it would seem we can all rest easy now.

HAWK Verb
To go from House to House offering goods for sale .

CASS wrote:

HAWK Verb
To go from House to House offering goods for sale .

HAWK Noun
A type of bird

Bare Ben wrote:

CASS wrote:

HAWK Verb
To go from House to House offering goods for sale .

HAWK Noun
A type of bird

Hawk. Noun An aircraft built by BAE used as a training aircraft, and also used, most famously by the RAF Red Arrows. They have used the Hawk since 1979, when they moved from the Folland Gnat aircraft.

Number 1 wrote:They have used the Hawk since 1979, when they moved from the Folland Gnat aircraft.

I think I had an Airfix model of a Folland Gnat, wasn't that a bi-plane that dropped torpedoes?