Re: Mark Denton murdered
Posted: 06 Jan 2014, 12:40
Mate of mine from secondary school lived on Roberts road, now that was rough as arseholes.
My gran lived at number 2orbtastic wrote:Mate of mine from secondary school lived on Roberts road, now that was rough as arseholes.
Roberts Road was OK and so was BlowHall Crescent; they've been pulled down now I think. My sister lived on Roberts, her back garden went to Edlo wood.orbtastic wrote:Mate of mine from secondary school lived on Roberts road, now that was rough as arseholes.
Funny, from Thorne, Donny was the big night out. Did it loads in the early 1990's never had ANY trouble.. WENT BACK FOR MY STAG DO in 2002, got set about twice.forcefraser wrote:Doncaster is not that bad. I used to go out there back in the day. I`d rather a night out in Donny than a night out in South Emsall or Barnsley.
Don`t think I`ve ever been to barnsley without getting into some trouble, plus I`m a lover not a fighter.
They would come over with their classic line looking for a bit of biffo "is thy lookin at me pint?" Gotta love the Barnsley chav after a skinfull.
mine did too, went in woods with me grandad for chestnuts,palooka wrote:Roberts Road was OK and so was BlowHall Crescent; they've been pulled down now I think. My sister lived on Roberts, her back garden went to Edlo wood.orbtastic wrote:Mate of mine from secondary school lived on Roberts road, now that was rough as arseholes.
I went to school in [old] Goldthorpe but actually spent the first 3 years of my life living at Hickleton Hall, no joke.[/quote]palooka wrote:I live in Old Balby
1) Yeah, you were definately in Donny.DavidPayne wrote:Funny, from Thorne, Donny was the big night out. Did it loads in the early 1990's never had ANY trouble.. WENT BACK FOR MY STAG DO in 2002, got set about twice.forcefraser wrote:Doncaster is not that bad. I used to go out there back in the day. I`d rather a night out in Donny than a night out in South Emsall or Barnsley.
Don`t think I`ve ever been to barnsley without getting into some trouble, plus I`m a lover not a fighter.
They would come over with their classic line looking for a bit of biffo "is thy lookin at me pint?" Gotta love the Barnsley chav after a skinfull.
One lad emerged from a dark corner of the nightclub to my left, took a running leap and lumped me for absolutely no fekking reason. I'd been distracted as I was keeping an eye on the whereabouts of the fella dragged from the White Bear for trying to take my head off at 8pm.
mimmy123 wrote:Actually gunna stick up for donny lasses now, my wife has no effing sense. Just been upstairs for a piss and the central heating is on full blast, my wife has the damn upstaris windows open, no fcuking sense at all. would rather be back in Donny getting some proper pussy
Yes and The Gallery? Bacchus was not a regular haunt. We more frequently back in Thorne in back of White Hart and Uncle Arthurs in Moorends. Loved a pint in the Masons Arms too - best beer in town. What was the one opposite Marks' up from Clock Tower?palooka wrote:1) Yeah, you were definately in Donny.DavidPayne wrote:Funny, from Thorne, Donny was the big night out. Did it loads in the early 1990's never had ANY trouble.. WENT BACK FOR MY STAG DO in 2002, got set about twice.forcefraser wrote:Doncaster is not that bad. I used to go out there back in the day. I`d rather a night out in Donny than a night out in South Emsall or Barnsley.
Don`t think I`ve ever been to barnsley without getting into some trouble, plus I`m a lover not a fighter.
They would come over with their classic line looking for a bit of biffo "is thy lookin at me pint?" Gotta love the Barnsley chav after a skinfull.
One lad emerged from a dark corner of the nightclub to my left, took a running leap and lumped me for absolutely no fekking reason. I'd been distracted as I was keeping an eye on the whereabouts of the fella dragged from the White Bear for trying to take my head off at 8pm.
2) You're showing your age; it's been called Reflex for about 12 years,
Can you remember the Kings Head, Magdeline and Bacchus?
Ah.....now you are getting close to home. My old man was a DJ on the NS scene in the 70s and 80s. And his very good friend Welshy ran nights at the Tavern off and on for years, Dad DJ'd there for a while too. God bless Gary. Never forgotten.palooka wrote:The Canal Tavern in Thorne has a really good Northern Soul night on every couple of months, very good DJs
I remember mick cawdon, he ran the Adwick amateur club at the foresters. Used to spar with lennox in his daymimmy123 wrote:All this chat and youve missed my post about the ex heavy, Mick Cawdon. Im sure he was from Askern area
It's nice if you've plenty of money or when you're young and don't give a fornicatecolumbo wrote:Doncaster sounds nice
After reading so much about it on here, I almost feel like I need to read more about the place! It sounds quite intriguing. Do you know of any documentaries on Donny or documentaries that feature the place quite heavily?palooka wrote:It's nice if you've plenty of money or when you're young and don't give a effcolumbo wrote:Doncaster sounds nice
Another Bloody Sunday is a documentary on their rugby team done in the 70scolumbo wrote:After reading so much about it on here, I almost feel like I need to read more about the place! It sounds quite intriguing. Do you know of any documentaries on Donny or documentaries that feature the place quite heavily?palooka wrote:It's nice if you've plenty of money or when you're young and don't give a effcolumbo wrote:Doncaster sounds nice
Another Bloody Sunday is a documentary on their rugby team done in the 70s[/quote]columbo wrote:After reading so much about it on here, I almost feel like I need to read more about the place! It sounds quite intriguing. Do you know of any documentaries on Donny or documentaries that feature the place quite heavily?palooka wrote:It's nice if you've plenty of money or when you're young and don't give a effcolumbo wrote:Doncaster sounds nice
He was looking at my birdjonny wrote:Ed Robinson got a smack in the park lane night club at Doncaster after a sky show at the Dome