Wayne The Punk
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They did get loads in, couldnt touch The Boilermakers thoughSure they advertised as “Caesar’s Palace of the North”
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They did get loads in, couldnt touch The Boilermakers thoughSure they advertised as “Caesar’s Palace of the North”
This is the Modern WorldAbsolute thing of the past like, always found it cringy as fuck tbh like. I can see they served a purpose when heavy industry was about but they don't fit in with the modern world.
IA know behind the isis am sure it was a cadets but this was late 80s it's just a car park now
Of course, they do, that's the nature of life, unfortunately, when you press that button, you end up with a pile of shite, by the way, I didn't really watch TV back then, I was busy enjoying my time socializing with real people, crazy concept I know, but it was fun, so much better than Love Island, etc, keep pressing the button Min, one day you might find some satisfaction.Times change Teed, remember that you only had three? TV channels back in those days so I would imagine if there was nowt on the telly everyone would go to their local pub. These days you can find entertainment at the press of a button. Technology eh?
I have a spooky feeling it might have been in "Commercial road" mate, just a wild stab in the dark mind.Going through old footy Echo’s in my late oldl man’s attic. This one was from 1973.
Sorry wouldn’t know Commercial Road WM Club was situated.
One downside to mill view is they let women into the inner sanctum- the bar.Still play the old wmcs quite often. Some are still thriving.
The ones that refused to move with the times went the journey. You have to make your club welcoming to younger people. See the Mill View Club, pool rooms, live sport on all the time, live music every single week. Loads happening. Decent prices. Money spent to keep it looking good. They are reasonably friendly as well.
Reasonably because they are still a WMC and have their ways![]()
One downside to mill view is they let women into the inner sanctum- the bar.
Of course, they do, that's the nature of life, unfortunately, when you press that button, you end up with a pile of shite, by the way, I didn't really watch TV back then, I was busy enjoying my time socializing with real people, crazy concept I know, but it was fun, so much better than Love Island, etc, keep pressing the button Min, one day you might find some satisfaction.
I have a spooky feeling it might have been in "Commercial road" mate, just a wild stab in the dark mind.
One downside to mill view is they let women into the inner sanctum- the bar.
My old next door neighbour was in the echo for that, she lead the charge. Only right too pay the same subs shouldn't be barred out of rooms it's the 21st century FFS.One downside to mill view is they let women into the inner sanctum- the bar.
Me Da was vice secretary or junior secretary or something in Redhouse club for years when it first opened. My back garden was up against Downhill Club carpark and I never once went in there, in fact when I was a kid there was no Downhill Club or even Downhill then, just fields.Nowt in the lounge.
They'd get called slags and told to piss off when they crept into the bar to tell their fella something in Redhouse club.
That place used to go up over nowt.
Ructions when they announced the pints were going up by a few pence. One of the committee men got filled in when he wouldn't turn the heating down when a bloke was saying his missus was too hot.
Millview is always rammed.
It's always packed when I go past. You sure they're not all in another room busting moves at that time? Was chocka last night.
All the clubs having exotic dancers on a Sunday afternoon before you go home and have your dinner.
Gambling for small stakes happened in every club. Can't remember a club ever being shut down for itInstant barring at our club if you were caught playing it - same with shoot.
Classed as games of chance and without a gaming/gambling license the club itself could be shut down if they allowed them to be played.
Apart from Farra by the looks of itAll the clubs having exotic dancers on a Sunday afternoon before you go home and have your dinner.
There was some place years ago supposedly had topless barmaids or could just be one of me dad's many stories sure he said hendonApart from Farra by the looks of it
Not saying it didn't happen. But in our club it still is an instant barring offence if you're caught playing the two games mentioned. Up to the lads playing if they want to take that risk.Gambling for small stakes happened in every club. Can't remember a club ever being shut down for it