Neil Crompton

I agree, we oar to let this error RIP.

as opposed to a Bitter one…..

Guys, now that you have finished dumping on poor old Gus, why don’t you do the fair thing and have a dump on our other players as well. Or not.

Haha. Shady looking character known to frequent places of dubious quality with BBO in Thailand. I’d be ordering a thorough search of you myself SWYL.

But did you ever dress up as a female OD?

“Dear Penthouse Forum, you’ll never believe what just happened to me…..”

Like I said, the shy retiring wallflower type.

TC, I only got an appreciation for jazz when I was working in Qatar. The owner of the St Regis hotel had, on his top floor, an intimate jazz club. He would travel to the USA every so often to seek out the best of the jazz scene there and would pay extraordinary amounts to get the bands back to St Regis for a 2-week season. After 14 nights, a new band would inspire us. Just loved it.

Hey Uncle B, we are trying to build her confidence, not shoot her down. She cannot help it if she is a shy wallflower type.

An oldie and a new one from my favourite current aussie band. (er, the lead guitarist may or may not be related to me)

Your book must be full

Haha i will not have my (rare) tastes in music questioned by someone who dislikes the Stones and the Beatles, and who is seriously deranged to boot! And for your info, I didn't like the Ed concert (and still don't enjoy his music) but when you are in a place that is generally devoid of entertainment, you take what you can get!

I guess we are all different with our musical tastes. Me, I’m totally shocked that some on here don’t like the music of the Stones or the Beatles. And maybe a shock to a lot of you, I cannot get into metal at all. I took my family to see the Stones at the Sydney Olympic stadium, but couldn’t have been more disappointed in the sound - it was like listening on AM radio. Obviously I never saw the Beatles, but I did see Paul McCartney and Wings at the Music Bowl ( supported by the amazing Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band!). I saw Billy Thorpe and band and Jimmy Barnes and band performing on the same bill at the old Sydney Showgrounds and that was a blast. Loved U2 when I saw them live. When I was working in the Middle East I had the chance to see a number of live acts, ranging from Tom Jones ( cause there was nothing else to do - but he was great),Ed Sheeran (who I’d never heard of, but a friend wanted to go), cold Play (sensational) and the best concert I’ve ever, ever seen, Eric Clapton, over in Dubai. There was no light show or theatrics, it was just pure music - pure class. If there was one live performance I could see again, it would be his.

I think you have made your point Nev, can you please now let it go? Haha you're like a dog with a bone. I bet you were either an inside mid or a lockdown defender back in your day.

Certainly not a fizzier D. Just too f’ing hard for dummies like me. I did try though. Keep up the great work.

Haha Clint, if you thought of the board members as “umpires”, I bet you’d think differently

Didn’t we just let go one of these athletic “models” in Rossman?

Or you simply misspelled the word “sport”

I haven't eaten in Lygon Street for 40 years SWYL - but only because i packed my bags and moved to Sydney. I will also admit to supporting Carlton at the 1970 grand final over the Pies. Bravest thing i ever did - supported the blues while seated behind the goals amongst the Collingwood cheer squad. Got braver and braver after half time.

It’s funny, when I read one of BBO’s posts, I always “hear” the voice of the eunuch in game of thrones.

“Abstemious”???!!! Would love to know the meaning behind that and your current name, BBO.

May this thread RIP.

Uncle then, as Ian is Neil’s cousin

Toby McMullin - any relation to the Neil McMullin (also a grammar boy) who played for us in 1974 before Lee matthews destroyed his jaw?

Sorry, you know where to stick it D.