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Yorkshire types.

Post by Nozza » Thu Jul 05, 2007 10:14 pm

Me and wor hinny are off to Scunthorpe for Sunluns pre-season match, but train sites are showing we have to change in Doncarster.

Reet, I'm alreet with that, but is there anywhere nice to have a few light ales between connections?

Thanks mates.

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Post by Batman » Thu Jul 05, 2007 10:44 pm

I didn't grasp a word of that first bit.

Something about a pre-season match?
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Post by TANGODANCER » Thu Jul 05, 2007 10:47 pm

Batman wrote:I didn't grasp a word of that first bit.

Something about a pre-season match?
For wor hinny, read "our lass". Near enough and theyre off to Sunthorpe via Doncaster to watch Sunderland play.
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Re: Yorkshire types.

Post by CAPSLOCK » Thu Jul 05, 2007 11:50 pm

Nozza wrote:Me and wor hinny are off to Scunthorpe for Sunluns pre-season match, but train sites are showing we have to change in Doncarster.

Reet, I'm alreet with that, but is there anywhere nice to have a few light ales between connections?

Thanks mates.

RIP Ken Bigley.
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Post by Puskas » Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:44 am

Nozza wrote:Me and wor hinny are off to Scunthorpe for Sunluns pre-season match, but train sites are showing we have to change in Doncarster.

Reet, I'm alreet with that, but is there anywhere nice to have a few light ales between connections?

Thanks mates.

RIP Ken Bigley.
If you want real ale, there's the Leopard, just by the station (West Street, I believe) - I went in there prior to the Wanderers FA Cup match, and can highly recommend it. It even has Hawkwind on the jukebox - what more could you want?!
If you don't want real ale, of course, I can only frown, and shake my head in disapproval...
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Post by BoltonBilly » Fri Jul 06, 2007 9:18 am

Straight out of the choo choo main exit, take a left passed the taxi rank and bus station and then you'll have plenty of choice. There's loads in the town centre, tis a grand place to go on the lash. Rough and ready, with birds with big tits that eat lard - just how I like life.
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Re: Yorkshire types.

Post by Nozza » Fri Jul 06, 2007 9:42 pm

Puskas wrote:
Nozza wrote:Me and wor hinny are off to Scunthorpe for Sunluns pre-season match, but train sites are showing we have to change in Doncarster.

Reet, I'm alreet with that, but is there anywhere nice to have a few light ales between connections?

Thanks mates.

RIP Ken Bigley.
If you want real ale, there's the Leopard, just by the station (West Street, I believe) - I went in there prior to the Wanderers FA Cup match, and can highly recommend it. It even has Hawkwind on the jukebox - what more could you want?!
If you don't want real ale, of course, I can only frown, and shake my head in disapproval...
Cheers. 8)
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Fri Jul 06, 2007 9:57 pm

The last time that I went to Donny for the footie was in 1985. We were winning 1-0 until the last minute when Jimmy Phillips scuffed an own goal past Simon Farnworth. We'd spent all afternoon taking the piss out of their 'keeper, which was either Peacock or Salmon, one of our ex-keepers, I can't remember which one, but it was one of 'em, and then old Jimmy Pip feck* up in the last minute. We didn't bother with any boozers as there was about 16 of us squeezed in a Tranny Van from Jackson's Van Hire down by Darcy Lever. feck. I'm starting to sound like mi dad! :shock:
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Post by Little Green Man » Fri Jul 06, 2007 10:04 pm

Alternatively, grab a sly can or two of John Smiths from the platform buffet, stare vacantly down the track and wait for your connection.

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(That is Donny Station , not sure it's the right platform though.)
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Post by Nozza » Fri Jul 06, 2007 10:27 pm

I'd sooner not pay £3 for a can of warm beer.

I'll probably end up getting a coach like.

Has anyone been to Scunny?
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Post by CAPSLOCK » Fri Jul 06, 2007 10:50 pm

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