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I'm an Addick who happens to live up north.
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Used to stand on the wonderful East Terrace in my early teens amazed at the size of it.... the terrace was impressive also.
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Spuds been my nickname since my dad started calling me it back in the 80's and obviously I'm a member of my local "Christians Against Farcical Comedy" group. We're a hoot!0
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It's not because I hide in the shadows & only come out at night, it's coz I live in a new town0
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The peanut sellers name was Adam......not a lot of people know that.Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:Many of you will remember the old peanut seller on the east terrace who used to cry " peanuts - tanner a bag"
or "six a bag of nuts".
The old six pence piece was known as a tanner.0 -
When I served in Afghan, I had operation pig on my rifle with a Pig wearing a United shirt, kind of sad I know but you've gotta have some type of fun out there.0
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Mine's a pun based on the name of my favourite former player, and the fact that I have RUTHLESS AMBITION! You better believe it.0
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I was far too unimaginative to come up with anything remotely interesting/funny!0
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Moved to Chicago in 2003. Adopted name when I first started my blog www.chicagoaddick.wordpress.com in 2004.
Moved to Bermuda in 2008, but kept name as couldn't be bothered to change it.0 -
The famous Iranian Karim Bagheri was once dubbed the Asian Zidane.
Then he signed for us and got Charltonised.0 - Sponsored links:
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Weighing in at about 4 1/2 tons I'm not very athletic0
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Just gone up a tiny bit in my estimation! :-)operationpig said:When I served in Afghan.
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My names Stuart and I love in Yangzhou, China.
Although having just signed a new contract, come September I will be needing a change of name to Stuart of Kunming.0 -
My Wife is Thai, I love Thailand (most of the time) and will eventually retire there.0
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It is my real name and I was the greatest player to ever don a Charlton shirt. Anyone who disagrees clearly isn't a true Charlton fan!0
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I liked the "most of the time" bitAll_Thaid_Up said:My Wife is Thai, I love Thailand (most of the time) and will eventually retire there.
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You love in Yangzhou but soon it will be Kunming ?Stu of Yangzhou said:My names Stuart and I love in Yangzhou, China.
Although having just signed a new contract, come September I will be needing a change of name to Stuart of Kunming.
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Our entrance music, given a Scottish slant for really no reason. Nothing to do with yarn storage0
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I'm John Terry0
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Covered End said:
You love in Yangzhou but soon it will be Kunming ?Stu of Yangzhou said:My names Stuart and I love in Yangzhou, China.
Although having just signed a new contract, come September I will be needing a change of name to Stuart of Kunming.
Ooo err
Live, shouldnt post whilst hungover.
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Name is Rob and was called Royroy at college. Some annoying girl called me it and it stuck. My old email account was robroy69R. Cant believe I got my current job nine years ago with that email address, they contacted me on it.0
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supa supa clive
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supa clive mendonca0 -
I greatly admire Paul Mortimer and considered him to be a footballing magician0
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Apologies for lengthy post.....
Many years back, I was a few drinks into a good session in the Chandos at Trafalgar Square. I was a smoker at the time and Marlboro were doing a promotion where they had foxy ladies going round the pub who took your packet of fags and replaced with a pack of Marlboro and a Marlboro Zippo. Naturally I accepted, (first emptying all but one of my pack into a coat pocket, of course), but they wanted my name for a mailing list or something. Small price to pay, I thought, so I said my surname to the highly attractive but slightly short on braincells lady. Now, many people misspell my surname, so I started to spell it - "O...R...M..." the girl repeats back "R...O...M..." I say "No, it's O, R, M" she says "R, O, M" so, now slightly irritated, I sarcastically said "Yeah, that's right, my name's Romford." She didn't bat an eyelid, just asked for my first name, so I said, (as 'Lord Melbury' did in Fawlty Towers), "Well I am Lord Romford, but people just call me Romford." and the no-brained-dollybird dutifully wrote down Lord as my first name.
Name stuck, obviously. I'm generally referred to as 'Romf' by close friends.0 -
My Charlton hero. Never the best but still my hero.
Once named one of our dogs Leaburn, but didnt really work as it was a Golden Retriever!0 -
I'm colour blind!0
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AgreedSE10 said:
Just gone up a tiny bit in my estimation! :-)operationpig said:When I served in Afghan.
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My name is Paul and I sit in the West Stand :-)1
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i am really the prime minister and thought that the first 3 letters of my user name meant lots of love until i was patronisingly corrected by some ginger bird with long curly hair ...the last part is actually my surname when i am not working as the premier and reverting to gadding around se london ...cmon wiggo old chap !
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Some gaff in essex0