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comment by hillbillybear (U2010)
posted 2 hours, 23 minutes ago
Aye, thanks Atheist. hope you lot are doing o.k. as well. Ialways check on here for all the latest football gossip.
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Welcome back Hillbilly bear, your before my time but I remember you being mentioned. Newtongrange! Ya poor wee soul
So anyway, here's my memories of The Knittin', The miners museum great visit. Then there's this big horseshoe pub which is not quite a club, but is run for the benefit of the locality? A Fife thing or East of Scotland? But very Socialist Then that park across the road from the pub. Used to host a good Brass Band Festival.
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comment by jimbo (U20510)
posted 10 seconds ago
So anyway, here's my memories of The Knittin', The miners museum great visit. Then there's this big horseshoe pub which is not quite a club, but is run for the benefit of the locality? A Fife thing or East of Scotland? But very SocialistThen that park across the road from the pub. Used to host a good Brass Band Festival.
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Whit?
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Elite, Hillbilly bear will know what I'm talking about. I remember something about him leaving this forum which made me feel sad. So encourage him back.
I got a fair slice of abuse too but just tended to ignore it.
I liked stevie always quite sensible and he was and still is right about king in my opinion. I dont even bother repeating my thoughts on King as its not worth the hassle. He is here and in charge but with others watching over him so its a better way forward.
Where stevie was wrong was in believing Ashley was in anyway a viable way forward but i honestly believe he got so backed into a corner there was no way anyone would let him change his opinion and save any face.
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SPR, He seemed to be in a minority of one. A pure Ger to the bone I would imagine, but would have been happier on RSL who are like minded. Wish he would come back and fight his corner, but lighten up a wee bit.
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i think in the end even he knew that and he could have just dropped it and only a few would have held anything against him but he also got to entrenched
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Let's just hope he doesn't do a Jingle
SPR, why don't you on behalf of your fellow bears reach out the hand of friendship to Stevie? It's only an internet forum. Go on. I know I would, and I'm a tim!
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comment by 😲The DC😲 (U19776)
posted 1 minute ago
Let's just hope he doesn't do a Jingle
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Right you, behave!
Stevie has boz.
Some nights he was outnumbered 4/5-1.
Didn't put him off from posting.
Don't think we need worry about him.
First footie forum I was on a well liked by all sides Tim went quiet.
He was fair minded and informed.
This was before secure log ins and passwords etc.
After a few weeks his wife came on to say he had passed away.
This is not - repeat NOT a Jinky story.
I was a newcomer to the forum and had been too scared to post much.
Some more established members then met with his family.
His bereaved wife said how much he had valued the community.
The site was AOL Scottish Football forum in case anyone else was on it.
* the guy's siggy was JohnJ.
TMQ, please say this is a wum
Aye it is, just thought about it, how would wife know all about our wee secret internet life on here?
Nah Jimbo wish it was.
All you needed to post in those days was to be online.
His wife had been clearing things up and came across The AOL account
Stevie is OK and maybe reading this thread.
Sign in if you want to comment
Remember the days when used to have great a
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comment by hillbillybear (U2010)
posted 2 hours, 23 minutes ago
Aye, thanks Atheist. hope you lot are doing o.k. as well. Ialways check on here for all the latest football gossip.
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Welcome back Hillbilly bear, your before my time but I remember you being mentioned. Newtongrange! Ya poor wee soul
posted on 17/7/15
So anyway, here's my memories of The Knittin', The miners museum great visit. Then there's this big horseshoe pub which is not quite a club, but is run for the benefit of the locality? A Fife thing or East of Scotland? But very Socialist Then that park across the road from the pub. Used to host a good Brass Band Festival.
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comment by Elitewolf (didnae wanna go up anyway) 🇬🇧DONT FREE ANYONE!!!!! (I'm a lawyer u know) (U16936)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by jimbo (U20510)
posted 10 seconds ago
So anyway, here's my memories of The Knittin', The miners museum great visit. Then there's this big horseshoe pub which is not quite a club, but is run for the benefit of the locality? A Fife thing or East of Scotland? But very SocialistThen that park across the road from the pub. Used to host a good Brass Band Festival.
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Whit?
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Elite, Hillbilly bear will know what I'm talking about. I remember something about him leaving this forum which made me feel sad. So encourage him back.
posted on 17/7/15
I got a fair slice of abuse too but just tended to ignore it.
I liked stevie always quite sensible and he was and still is right about king in my opinion. I dont even bother repeating my thoughts on King as its not worth the hassle. He is here and in charge but with others watching over him so its a better way forward.
Where stevie was wrong was in believing Ashley was in anyway a viable way forward but i honestly believe he got so backed into a corner there was no way anyone would let him change his opinion and save any face.
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SPR, He seemed to be in a minority of one. A pure Ger to the bone I would imagine, but would have been happier on RSL who are like minded. Wish he would come back and fight his corner, but lighten up a wee bit.
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i think in the end even he knew that and he could have just dropped it and only a few would have held anything against him but he also got to entrenched
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posted on 17/7/15
Let's just hope he doesn't do a Jingle
posted on 17/7/15
SPR, why don't you on behalf of your fellow bears reach out the hand of friendship to Stevie? It's only an internet forum. Go on. I know I would, and I'm a tim!
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comment by 😲The DC😲 (U19776)
posted 1 minute ago
Let's just hope he doesn't do a Jingle
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Right you, behave!
posted on 17/7/15
Stevie has boz.
Some nights he was outnumbered 4/5-1.
Didn't put him off from posting.
Don't think we need worry about him.
First footie forum I was on a well liked by all sides Tim went quiet.
He was fair minded and informed.
This was before secure log ins and passwords etc.
After a few weeks his wife came on to say he had passed away.
This is not - repeat NOT a Jinky story.
I was a newcomer to the forum and had been too scared to post much.
Some more established members then met with his family.
His bereaved wife said how much he had valued the community.
The site was AOL Scottish Football forum in case anyone else was on it.
posted on 17/7/15
* the guy's siggy was JohnJ.
posted on 17/7/15
TMQ, please say this is a wum
posted on 17/7/15
Aye it is, just thought about it, how would wife know all about our wee secret internet life on here?
posted on 17/7/15
Nah Jimbo wish it was.
All you needed to post in those days was to be online.
His wife had been clearing things up and came across The AOL account
Stevie is OK and maybe reading this thread.
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