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From: Punked Out Magazine, 17/10/10. The legendary bass guitarist of punk rock band Sal and The Slappers, Vi Brator, has been killed in a car crash. Returning home from a reunion at The Savoy Grill last Saturday, the 53 year old's vintage rolls royce corniche was in a collision with a NHS...

Even the short shorts?!:eek: Agree about the shirt though.

Whatever next, the Royal Family as a job lot to the highest bidder? Come to think of it that's not a bad idea!:laugh:

Much truth in this post. The trouble with some others is that they put multi-culturalism in the same bracket as multi-racialism. You can oppose the former and be comfortable with the latter.

One can understand the importance of dealing with the nation's debt but there certainly appear to be some anomalies in the recent spending cuts announcements. Overseas aid remains untouchable, and the £60m earmarked for Pakistan will go ahead. Just in time to help the Pakistanis buy some of the...

How many people on here used to watch the reserves at the Goldstone when the first team were away in the sixties. Used to get gates of about 1,500, sometimes more.

Most East Germans are more concerned about living with the spectre of Communism, and those nice people the Stasi paying them a visit.

And were part of the motley red crew that brought the great city of Liverpool to the verge of bankruptcy.

He was also a part time sports coach at my long gone prep school, Prestonville, just off Dyke Road in the mid sixties. A great player, and part of the team I grew up watching. RIP.

Didn't most of them? Ron Moody as Fagin sang in "Oliver, "In this life one thing counts in the bank large amounts", the only difference with Mr Lydon is that he probably sings "In this f***ing life, one f***ing thing counts, in the bank f***ing large amounts".

Yes I was there. Very few Albion fans that day and I got chased outside the ground by irate Charlton fans shouting "give us your scarf mate"! I stood on that massive open terrace that dwarfed the Chicken Run.

Indeed, many thanks for providing these wonderful photos and video.:albion1:

Francophobia, Germanophobia, Cockneyphobia and Yorkshirephobia are all banned. In fact insulting anyone is phobic behaviour so that's banned as well.

I left Brighton College in 1973 sonny.

I know the far left are fascistic thugs of the worst kind, but I think they should still be allowed to demonstrate, they just shouldn't be allowed to interfere in the democratic process.:wink:

Well it's hardly the reenactment of the March on Rome is it? Thirty silly students and old lefties stop thirty BNP supporters meeting in a back street pub, while the other 249,940 people in Brighton and Hove were busy doing other things.

The common tactic of these so called "anti-fascists" is to put pressure on the landlord of the premises using all manner of threats and abuse and then as they did here, mobilise a thirty strong mob to as I said if necessary physically prevent the meeting take place. "Tonight in Brighton, 30...

I thought it was a fascist tactic to physically prevent meetings of legally registered political parties?

No I'm saying it's grossly exaggerated for the reason I mentioned. I was cursed at by an old Commie outside the Bahnhof Berlin Zoologischer Garten, but I don't expect an imminent return of the Communist Party to power in Germany!:wink:

A true Hollywood legend indeed. I remember watching The Great Race at the Astoria in 1965/66, another excellent film, again featuring Jack Lemmon, in the role of Professor Fate.