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Hmmm... Ray (not Roy).

I'm afraid that I have no memory of him.
'The roller' did suggest that he was ground-staff, that's why I mentioned Charlie.

I remember most of that. Never saw the team play in blue - my first game was in '68 after the change to red. Don't remember the golden girls, ray the roller, an electric scoreboard or the West Side Ultras. If you started in 68 then you will defo have seen ray the roller. The man is a legend at the ...

I remember most of that.

Never saw the team play in blue - my first game was in '68 after the change to red.
Don't remember the golden girls, ray the roller, an electric scoreboard or the West Side Ultras.

Maybe they want the Elderly to die, to free up some housing & get the wealth circulated To the younger relations. I thought the Elders of this nation deserved more after they backed the br#x*t thing . They have served their purpose. Remember under capitalism human life is expendable. Mao and St...

Spen, Good news. This will be my last posting on this topic. I don't find it very edifying to watch somebody squirm and whine as you're doing. So... You could tell me, in confidence, who you are, but you won't. You claim that you could tell me your name on the roll of solicitors but, again, you won'...

Spen Matters arising II You say, “Wrong, I am not claiming anything.” Yes you are. You have variously claimed to be a solicitor and a lawyer (see above). Your claims are contradictory and you’ve not explained why. I say that you are neither a solicitor or a lawyer. You have been given ample opportun...

Actually Baz, you were the first to claim that he wasn't, so prove it or shut up. As I've already pointed out, I don't have to prove that Spen isn't a lawyer, barrister or solicitor. He has claimed to be both a lawyer and a solicitor. The burden of proof is his, not mine. If I claimed to have playe...

Spen, matters arising from your last two posts: 1) I don’t have to prove that you’re not a lawyer, solicitor or barrister. You claim that you are so the burden of proof falls on you to prove what you say. You have declined to show such proof. 2) You say, “BTW you are wrong here as it is an offence u...

I see. You won't tell me your name. Therefore you cannot support your claim to be 'a lawyer'. It's only hot air. You are a faker. And, yes, as a matter of fact, it is a criminal offence to claim to be a lawyer if you are not. The Solicitors Act, 1974, Section 21: 'Any unqualified person who willfull...

Spen, simply 'saying' that you are on a list doesn't prove that you are. How about this: You send me a private message stating your name. I will then use my own sources to check the veracity of your claim. You may be assured of complete confidentiality. I won't disclose your real name to anybody. If...

What is the purpose of this thread? I suspect that Spen is trying to spark a debate in which he'll be able to strut his funky imaginary legal credentials. He pretends to be 'a lawyer' and seeks to inject legal discussions into almost everything that he posts. He's not a lawyer; he's a fantasist who...

Whoever these people are, I don't think that we should 'validate' their identity by using the name that they choose to call themselves. To do so somehow acknowledges their existence. I'm sure that a more fitting collective noun could be found for them.

He probably had it overturned on appeal at the Royal Courts of Justice. In all likelihood he represented himself before the Law Lords and bamboozled them with a dazzling display of legal argumentation. His scintillating display would have hinged on the complex issues of Human Rights and Freedom of S...

Jman wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 5:25 pm Their keeper swivels around whilst on the floor and kicks it into his own net

He sure did.
After he'd spilled the ball our forwards did well to pressurise him and force the error.
Matt Harrold spoke of the plan to do exactly this in his post-match interview.

BoniO wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 9:06 am

Fatbaz wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 7:03 am You've been caught using multiple identities and you pretend to be a lawyer. You're worse than confused; you're deluded.

You mean he's not really the UK's answer to Perry Mason? I'm shocked, really.....

No, he's not.
He may be the UK's answer to Walter Mitty, though.

You've been caught using multiple identities and you pretend to be a lawyer. You're worse than confused; you're deluded.

I am very grateful to my learned friend for his reference to the fruit & veg statute. However, The Crown, notes that provision is made within the Citrus and Succulents Act of 1901 (Sec 4 para 3) for ‘the bowl’ to be made of “..lesser or base metal should gold not be available or reasonably affor...

SPEN: "So you agree with me , as i stated earlier & legally am correct in my view , while you were wrong". Spen: Are you suggesting that it’s illegal to wrongly describe, in conversation, the colour of fruit? Ex1) “All of the oranges in my fruit bowl are blue.” Please cite which law(s...

Dave was with the 'walking football team', pitch-side, prior to the Stevenage game. The guys were displaying their trophy and taking a bow. Dave was in a wheel-chair and looked very unwell. It was very sad to see. It was probably his last visit to the place that he loved so much for so long. For pas...

[/quote] Firstly, where did i say it was the UK only? I know where I got it from, and if you refer to the original post by RedCard, the learned gentleman said, "Fact one the vast majority of terrorist acts throughout the world are perpetuated by Muslims." Apologies accepted mate. :lol: [/q...

I'm glad that gave you a laugh Wumble. I thought that it was particularly funny as you'd urged 'RedCard' to "..learn to read graphs..". May I suggest that you learn to examine your 'source material' more closely? Here's the graph in it's original article: https://www.revealnews.org/author/...

Apple Wumble wrote: ↑Mon Aug 12, 2019 4:41 pm

I think you'll find that this data refers to the USA - not the UK.

There was also a murder at the Three Blackbirds - very close to last night's attack. This was either in the late 70's or early 80's. Sandie Craddock (who was a barmaid at the Blackbirds) stabbed a female colleague to death there. Her case became quite famous as it broke new ground with the defence o...

.. 'always been serious crime in Leyton'? Utter and total rubbish. Need to open your eyes CCH instead of trying to berate my every single post sad individual Have a look at serious crime figures for the Leyton area Guess what there is 2% rise within the last 25 years or so If you know how to use go...