Holden it down for 3 more years...

[Lord Kangana]

I've had the good fortune to see a great many towns and citys in this country. The overwhelming majority are boarded up ghost town shitholes. We're neither worst nor best, just representitive.

[William the White]

I've had the good fortune to see a great many towns and citys in this country. The overwhelming majority are boarded up ghost town shitholes. We're neither worst nor best, just representitive.

buying shares in companies supplying boards for doors and windows might be an excellent investment given the news coming our way on Oct 22nd...

[RobbieSavagesLeg]

buying shares in companies supplying boards for doors and windows might be an excellent investment given the news coming our way on Oct 22nd...

Intrigued. More?

[thebish]

buying shares in companies supplying boards for doors and windows might be an excellent investment given the news coming our way on Oct 22nd...

Intrigued. More?

he means when the tories and libdems will announce the Spending Review - the massive slash-and-burn cuts that will devastate inner cities - leading to more boarded up properties... that'll be Oct 22nd

[as]

yeah he must be saying "if the press ask you owt, make sure you add how much you love the club and the town"

I can understand loving the club, but as if anybody not from here would actually love the town, its awful.

I expect most players reside in Manchester or Chesire anyway.

He's from Sheffield ffs, even Bolton is like Renaissance Florence!

Sheffield City Centre makes Bolton look like District 9.

Sheffield is by no means nice, but Bolton is a horrible forgotten wasteland, with it's only nicely built part is Le Mans street or whatever it's called..

Never been to the suburbs of North Bolton then?

Jesus - if Dunscar is a dump then Sheffield must be like Monaco.......

Suburbs of North Bolton isn't the town centre.. Or has it moved?

So only the town centre is classed as Bolton then?

Hang on, just realised you're from Salford, nice!

[boltonboris]

He's from Sheffield ffs, even Bolton is like Renaissance Florence!

Sheffield City Centre makes Bolton look like District 9.

Sheffield is by no means nice, but Bolton is a horrible forgotten wasteland, with it's only nicely built part is Le Mans street or whatever it's called..

Never been to the suburbs of North Bolton then?

Jesus - if Dunscar is a dump then Sheffield must be like Monaco.......

Suburbs of North Bolton isn't the town centre.. Or has it moved?

So only the town centre is classed as Bolton then?

Hang on, just realised you're from Salford, nice!

I should have clarified that I meant Bolton Town Centre..

And yes, I live in a suburb of Salford.. A nice one at that. Thanks for your interest

[CAPSLOCK]

buying shares in companies supplying boards for doors and windows might be an excellent investment given the news coming our way on Oct 22nd...

Intrigued. More?

he means when the tories and libdems will announce the Spending Review - the massive slash-and-burn cuts that will devastate inner cities - leading to more boarded up properties... that'll be Oct 22nd

I'm not sure if this is Will or theblokeinadress

[as]

Sheffield City Centre makes Bolton look like District 9.

Sheffield is by no means nice, but Bolton is a horrible forgotten wasteland, with it's only nicely built part is Le Mans street or whatever it's called..

Never been to the suburbs of North Bolton then?

Jesus - if Dunscar is a dump then Sheffield must be like Monaco.......

Suburbs of North Bolton isn't the town centre.. Or has it moved?

So only the town centre is classed as Bolton then?

Hang on, just realised you're from Salford, nice!

I should have clarified that I meant Bolton Town Centre..

And yes, I live in a suburb of Salford.. A nice one at that. Thanks for your interest

Oh, then we agree, the town centre is a dump (and I've lived there twice - more fool me).

Enjoy your

[Athers]

From following his Twitter and not stalking in any (other) way, I'm pretty sure he lives in Manchester city centre.

He lives in Dunscar. Pay attention!

Really? Must have missed that when I was looking at the unbelievably good looking girls he tweets sometimes.

Made the assumption due to this photo it's town centre http://plixi.com/p/34919661

[TANGODANCER]

From following his Twitter and not stalking in any (other) way, I'm pretty sure he lives in Manchester city centre.

He lives in Dunscar. Pay attention!

Really? Must have missed that when I was looking at the unbelievably good looking girls he tweets sometimes.

Made the assumption due to this photo it's town centre http://plixi.com/p/34919661

Can I just establish here that you're talking abou the same bloke? See, I may have it all wrong, but I'm thinking Bruce is talking abour KD? I could be wrong, but.....

[Armchair Wanderer]

to be fair to sheffield - my photo wasn't taken to show it at its best - just cos I wanted a photo of the supertram with the tram bridge behind it!

as I wandered through sheffield, though, maybe I was in a rough part - I was quite taken aback by the sheer number of huge abandonned municipal and commercial buildings all boarded up and sprouting weeds on window ledges.. luxury pigeon palaces...

If after taking the photo you were to walk down the street to your left, that's not a nice part of town. If you turn right you end up in a row of betting shops that leads to the bus station. Go through the bus station to the train station and that whole area looks much better. From the train station you can walk up through Hallam Uni to the Crucible. Museums, restaurants, theatres, 4* hotels.

There's an old tennament building in the background of the photo that is a listed building. They can't knock it down and may well be rebuilding it in someway.

[thebish]

to be fair to sheffield - my photo wasn't taken to show it at its best - just cos I wanted a photo of the supertram with the tram bridge behind it!

as I wandered through sheffield, though, maybe I was in a rough part - I was quite taken aback by the sheer number of huge abandonned municipal and commercial buildings all boarded up and sprouting weeds on window ledges.. luxury pigeon palaces...

If after taking the photo you were to walk down the street to your left, that's not a nice part of town. If you turn right you end up in a row of betting shops that leads to the bus station. Go through the bus station to the train station and that whole area looks much better. From the train station you can walk up through Hallam Uni to the Crucible. Museums, restaurants, theatres, 4* hotels.

There's an old tennament building in the background of the photo that is a listed building. They can't knock it down and may well be rebuilding it in someway.

down to the left is where the travelodge is - where I spent the night..

slightly above and off to the right is a huge red-brick municipal building - all boarded up - Pond Street?? - what was that?

[Armchair Wanderer]

to be fair to sheffield - my photo wasn't taken to show it at its best - just cos I wanted a photo of the supertram with the tram bridge behind it!

as I wandered through sheffield, though, maybe I was in a rough part - I was quite taken aback by the sheer number of huge abandonned municipal and commercial buildings all boarded up and sprouting weeds on window ledges.. luxury pigeon palaces...

If after taking the photo you were to walk down the street to your left, that's not a nice part of town. If you turn right you end up in a row of betting shops that leads to the bus station. Go through the bus station to the train station and that whole area looks much better. From the train station you can walk up through Hallam Uni to the Crucible. Museums, restaurants, theatres, 4* hotels.

There's an old tennament building in the background of the photo that is a listed building. They can't knock it down and may well be rebuilding it in someway.

down to the left is where the travelodge is - where I spent the night..

slightly above and off to the right is a huge red-brick municipal building - all boarded up - Pond Street?? - what was that?

If you mean the building at the end of the betting shops I think it used to be a post office many years ago. The new sorting office is not far from there. I think it may be another listed building but you can see from certain angles that it would take a lot of money to make it inhabitable.

[Bruce Rioja]

From following his Twitter and not stalking in any (other) way, I'm pretty sure he lives in Manchester city centre.

He lives in Dunscar. Pay attention!

Really? Must have missed that when I was looking at the unbelievably good looking girls he tweets sometimes.

Made the assumption due to this photo it's town centre http://plixi.com/p/34919661

Can I just establish here that you're talking abou the same bloke? See, I may have it all wrong, but I'm thinking Bruce is talking abour KD? I could be wrong, but.....

I was/am.

[ratbert]

to be fair to sheffield - my photo wasn't taken to show it at its best - just cos I wanted a photo of the supertram with the tram bridge behind it!

as I wandered through sheffield, though, maybe I was in a rough part - I was quite taken aback by the sheer number of huge abandonned municipal and commercial buildings all boarded up and sprouting weeds on window ledges.. luxury pigeon palaces...

If after taking the photo you were to walk down the street to your left, that's not a nice part of town. If you turn right you end up in a row of betting shops that leads to the bus station. Go through the bus station to the train station and that whole area looks much better. From the train station you can walk up through Hallam Uni to the Crucible. Museums, restaurants, theatres, 4* hotels.

There's an old tennament building in the background of the photo that is a listed building. They can't knock it down and may well be rebuilding it in someway.

down to the left is where the travelodge is - where I spent the night..

slightly above and off to the right is a huge red-brick municipal building - all boarded up - Pond Street?? - what was that?

If you mean the building at the end of the betting shops I think it used to be a post office many years ago. The new sorting office is not far from there. I think it may be another listed building but you can see from certain angles that it would take a lot of money to make it inhabitable.

Twas the post office, mate of mine used to work there. The Penny Black pub is adjacent.

[boltonboris]

to be fair to sheffield - my photo wasn't taken to show it at its best - just cos I wanted a photo of the supertram with the tram bridge behind it!

as I wandered through sheffield, though, maybe I was in a rough part - I was quite taken aback by the sheer number of huge abandonned municipal and commercial buildings all boarded up and sprouting weeds on window ledges.. luxury pigeon palaces...

If after taking the photo you were to walk down the street to your left, that's not a nice part of town. If you turn right you end up in a row of betting shops that leads to the bus station. Go through the bus station to the train station and that whole area looks much better. From the train station you can walk up through Hallam Uni to the Crucible. Museums, restaurants, theatres, 4* hotels.

There's an old tennament building in the background of the photo that is a listed building. They can't knock it down and may well be rebuilding it in someway.

down to the left is where the travelodge is - where I spent the night..

slightly above and off to the right is a huge red-brick municipal building - all boarded up - Pond Street?? - what was that?

If you mean the building at the end of the betting shops I think it used to be a post office many years ago. The new sorting office is not far from there. I think it may be another listed building but you can see from certain angles that it would take a lot of money to make it inhabitable.

What's that indoor forest thing called? It joins onto a lovely hotel, with some cracking bars and restaurants. I recall that was near the crucible.. where the chrome ball fountains reside

[Armchair Wanderer]

to be fair to sheffield - my photo wasn't taken to show it at its best - just cos I wanted a photo of the supertram with the tram bridge behind it!

as I wandered through sheffield, though, maybe I was in a rough part - I was quite taken aback by the sheer number of huge abandonned municipal and commercial buildings all boarded up and sprouting weeds on window ledges.. luxury pigeon palaces...

If after taking the photo you were to walk down the street to your left, that's not a nice part of town. If you turn right you end up in a row of betting shops that leads to the bus station. Go through the bus station to the train station and that whole area looks much better. From the train station you can walk up through Hallam Uni to the Crucible. Museums, restaurants, theatres, 4* hotels.

There's an old tennament building in the background of the photo that is a listed building. They can't knock it down and may well be rebuilding it in someway.

down to the left is where the travelodge is - where I spent the night..

slightly above and off to the right is a huge red-brick municipal building - all boarded up - Pond Street?? - what was that?

If you mean the building at the end of the betting shops I think it used to be a post office many years ago. The new sorting office is not far from there. I think it may be another listed building but you can see from certain angles that it would take a lot of money to make it inhabitable.

What's that indoor forest thing called? It joins onto a lovely hotel, with some cracking bars and restaurants. I recall that was near the crucible.. where the chrome ball fountains reside

Winter gardens!

That's definitely the nicer part of the city center. If I meet someone at the train station I always walk them that way into town, as opposed to past the betting shops