Unofficial Christ's Hospital Forum

soc wrote:A night in Soho.............That could be an entire discussion thread on its own!

Cue JR...

DavebytheSea wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote:

marty wrote:This is all most disappointing. I suppose I'll just have to watch Tom Varndell haring up the left wing on my lonesome...

Why not chance your arm and e-mail the lovely Ms. Bruce at BBC News? She may be looking for something to do that evening.......

Or offer the lovely Blondie a solution that will mean she does not have to go home that night .........

Not sure what to say really

blondie95 wrote:

DavebytheSea wrote:

Richard Ruck wrote: Why not chance your arm and e-mail the lovely Ms. Bruce at BBC News? She may be looking for something to do that evening.......

Or offer the lovely Blondie a solution that will mean she does not have to go home that night .........

Not sure what to say really

Neither was I, Blondie!!! Whislt I enjoyed DBTS' impersonation of Cilla Black this is solely an offer of a free rugby ticket. No more - no less!

Isn't it amazing how a simple offer can go on such tangeants Marty!

Yes, Sean! I suppose that's what makes the forum so interesting. I'm sure DBTS was well-intentioned

What would you like for your supper after the match, Marty?

And I just bet Blondie was blushing away!

Richard you've just made my day! Where did you get that delightful photo from?

As a measure of my gratitude I have posted a picture of one of your favourite ladies...

soc wrote:And I just bet Blondie was blushing away!

Probably - I'm sure she's not the type of girl to accept such brazen advances....

And where did you dig (geddit??) that one up from?

RR - Google images.

I just love the playful way in which young Charlie is landscaped with two prominent hilly mounds and such wonderful orange foliage. I've yet to see her water feature but I'm told it's very impressive...

Oh no - I'm going off on a tangeant just like Soc said!!! Anyone want a free rugby ticket?

Well you missed quite a good game. Spent most of the day recovering after one too many beers in The Green Man with Great Plum and Co last night. Glorious weather, good hot dogs, nice cold beer and an incident filled 80 minutes - absolute bliss!

Glad you enjoyed it Marty. Any punch ups or was it just a good hard fought game?

soc wrote:Glad you enjoyed it Marty. Any punch ups or was it just a good hard fought game?

There was a bit of handbags, yeah! Quins flanker Will Skinner got a yellow for a really stupid late tackle on Burke. Even all the Quins fans I was sat with whinced when he clattered into him. Varndell scored a good try within a couple of minutes of kick-off although the pass to him was a bit forward. He's an impressive looking player Varndell, he's very tall and built more like a forward but he is a bit clumsy - I lost count of the number of fumbles and knock-ons he had. Ugo Monye was pretty good too with a couple of good runs and a try saving tackle on Varndell but overall Leicester had more class - Hipkiss, Harry Ellis and Ollie Smith all stood out for me.

marty wrote:He's an impressive looking player Varndell, he's very tall and built more like a forward but he is a bit clumsy - I lost count of the number of fumbles and knock-ons he had. Ugo Monye was pretty good too with a couple of good runs and a try saving tackle on Varndell but overall Leicester had more class - Hipkiss, Harry Ellis and Ollie Smith all stood out for me.

Varndell a BIT clumsy? A bit of an understatement there! A shame, really, as he is always a potential match winner.

Monye looked really good. Perhaps a year in Nat. 1 has improved his overall confidence.

I thought the Quins pack were surprisingly good, considering who they were up against.

Still think Quins are in for a difficult season, though.