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I’m sure that Chris (number 25) is a Sunderland lad. Recognise him from the gym if it’s him
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Had a search for the casts and he is the only one there is no description for! No hometown.I’m sure that Chris (number 25) is a Sunderland lad. Recognise him from the gym if it’s him
The perfect grey man.Had a search for the casts and he is the only one there is no description for! No hometown.
They'll already know mate.It's quality. Did you see foxys face when ant said one was a drag queen. That lads dad was in the sas so it'll be interesting to see what happens when they find that bit out. That kirsty is a bit of a drip but she's still a wad and maybe twice on a Sunday
Thinks he's a bit of a hard lad, they'll break him!Great show and loved Sunday. When they made that black lad who dropped his arm band and torch on one exercise (fuckwit) made him stand in the middle while all his mates had to hold a barrell above their heads and shout Thank you to him was mint mental torture.
Every series I’m amazed that there are people who go on and aren’t physically up to it. Ok, so nobody can prepare you for the psychological pressure, but if you got the call you were going on you’d be running marathons, doing ironmans, climbing mountains and stuff. Those two knackers who got cut couldn’t even swim 200m and run up a hill.
Our lass’s boy is doing his basic training and he reckons 1/3 of the class have quit cos they can’t hack the discipline and - get this - the housekeepingTotally agree Dave.
Mind Ive a mate who qualified for the marines n left after 3 days cos he didnt like being bossed about!!!
Go drinking round Hereford and every other loser going was in “the regiment” if you believe them.I was thinking of joining the Sas and leaving after a month or so before any bother started
Must be mint dropping it in followed by " I can't say " to every question
Yep. I’m in and around Exmouth quite a bit and pick up this from the marines etcGo drinking round Hereford and every other loser going was in “the regiment” if you believe them.
The ones who actually are or were in are the unassuming ones who sit back and observe and say nowt
Go drinking round Hereford and every other loser going was in “the regiment” if you believe them.
The ones who actually are or were in are the unassuming ones who sit back and observe and say nowt
I've a mate who did a very short stint in the forces and the stuff he posts on Facebook and goes on you would think he had done 20 years and a few tours
I was thinking of joining the Sas and leaving after a month or so before any bother started
Must be mint dropping it in followed by " I can't say " to every question
This. Living in Oz, I can say that without a doubt, the Australian SAS is the easiest thing to get into. The reason I know this? Every ex soldier I ever meet was in the SAS. That’s why. Hardest thing would be the catering corps (no disrespect to any ex army chefs), cos not one person I met has ever admitted to being in them.Go drinking round Hereford and every other loser going was in “the regiment” if you believe them.
The ones who actually are or were in are the unassuming ones who sit back and observe and say nowt
Our boy was telling me there's a lad he knew on there from Town End Farm way.I’m sure that Chris (number 25) is a Sunderland lad. Recognise him from the gym if it’s him