Lennie Lawrence

[Gravedigger]

When oi was in the navy, the adopted ship of Bolton was HMS Dido and Farnworth Sea Cadets was first TS Emerald and then TS Fife so we've had quite a connection with the RN over the years, and the Army too, part of the Loyal Regiment being based at the drill hall in Farnworth after their return from Korea. Oh, and you do steer a ship. Driving is deffo landlubberish gay.

Bowing to your nauticalness here, I thought you piloted a ship?

The navigator or officer of the watch pilots (Navigates) the ship. The helmsman/coxswain turning the wheel, steers the ship. I was a pilot, but I generally "Flew" the aeroplane not piloted it.

And if Coyle goes to Blackpool after Holloway they want talking about.

[norm the jedi]

"I'm the driver of this ship," said Freedman.

Does this mean he's going to try Ream?

Genius

[bedwetter2]

"I'm the driver of this ship," said Freedman.

Does this mean he's going to try Ream?

Genius

Trust you to stick your oar in.

[thebish]

"I'm the driver of this ship," said Freedman.

Does this mean he's going to try Ream?

we're going to sign another hard-man midfielder from Ninevah and play a quinquireme across the middle

[cecil.bob]

"I'm the driver of this ship," said Freedman.

Does this mean he's going to try Ream?

we're going to sign another hard-man midfielder from Ninevah and play a quinquireme across the middle

I was trying to stay aboard all the ship puns, but this one totally set me adrift... (Are those even ship puns? Or do I just look like a complete jack hole now?)...

[boltonboris]

I can definitely sea b-Ream playing this weekend, now.

[TANGODANCER]

"I'm the driver of this ship," said Freedman.

Does this mean he's going to try Ream?

Genius

And again. Hope there's plenty of Endeavour.