[Sussex] Boundstone School 1970s

On the Left Wing

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FAO Brovion (sorry Tim but your NSC account won't accept PMs
And anyone else who attended Boundstone in the early and mid 1970s - Hungry Joe?
Reunion planned here:
https://m.facebook.com/groups/280404965798066

 

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I'm more of a 2000's/2010s Boundstone kid unfortunately

 

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Brovion

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On the Left Wing said:

FAO Brovion (sorry Tim but your NSC account won't accept PMs
And anyone else who attended Boundstone in the early and mid 1970s - Hungry Joe?
Reunion planned here:
https://m.facebook.com/groups/280404965798066

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Yeah, I don't accept PMs

Thanks, I can't access Facebook at work so I'll try when I get home. I'm not a member, so can anybody view that page?

 

greyseagull

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Interesting thread - thought I'd ask but does anyone remember Steven Negus??

 

Questions

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I hated Boundstone. They used to always thrash us at football (Chatsmore)

 

greyseagull

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Questions said:

I hated Boundstone. They used to always thrash us at football (Chatsmore)

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Yes we did! What year were you? I left in 98.

 

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Is someone who attended Boundstone school referred to as a "Bounder" - just wondering like ....

 

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Shropshire Seagull said:

Is someone who attended Boundstone school referred to as a "Bounder" - just wondering like ....

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No it's normally "Prisoner 3245643"


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greyseagull said:

Yes we did! What year were you? I left in 98.

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God I left in 77. .....
I’m an old git..... used to have some good games with St Andrews tho. Scored my best ever hatrick against them. Left , right and header.

 

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Questions said:

I hated Boundstone. They used to always thrash us at football (Chatsmore)

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When I was there (68-75) our whipping boys were a school called, I think, Blessed Robert Southwell. I think they were a Catholic school. Even though we used to win I used to hate playing there as the bigger boys who were watching would encroach on the pitch to trip you up or punch you. The ref (one of their teachers) would always turn a blind eye as I guessed they thought it evened it up a bit.

 

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On the Left Wing said:

FAO Brovion (sorry Tim but your NSC account won't accept PMs
And anyone else who attended Boundstone in the early and mid 1970s - Hungry Joe?
Reunion planned here:
https://m.facebook.com/groups/280404965798066

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Can't read it, it says I have to login to Facebook. Which not being a member I can't do.

 

surlyseagull

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1977 or was it 1978 !!

 

casbom

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I was in the first lot to do GCSE's, so I think I left there in 88.

 

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Brovion said:

When I was there (68-75) our whipping boys were a school called, I think, Blessed Robert Southwell. I think they were a Catholic school. Even though we used to win I used to hate playing there as the bigger boys who were watching would encroach on the pitch to trip you up or punch you. The ref (one of their teachers) would always turn a blind eye as I guessed they thought it evened it up a bit.

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That became Chatsmore in 72. We were a rough bunch.we were shit at football but won all the after match punch ups - which were the main event for us in those days. We had an annual award for someone called , ‘Person most likely to end up in prison’
I was runner up in 76.

Nicholas Hoogstraaten went there, as did Leo Sayer.
He should of been given life for what he did.
Hoogstraaten was ok though.