| Scottish Rs (and hello) 12:24 - Oct 12 with 5575 views | Woog |
Firstly, just to properly/formerly say 'Hello'. I should have done so a couple of months back when I stumbled into posting a few replies.
A London native, supporting the Hoops since the mid 1970s, I was a regular standing in the home end and then a season ticket holder for many years in the SAR stand (still remember my seat, entrance J row R seat 163 in old money). Moved to Scotland (Central Belt, near Glasgow) with work and settled 20 years ago.
I was just wondering how many Scottish-based Rs supporters are out there(?)
Also, since I travel down to many of the away matches in the north of England (NW/Yorkshire/NE), who else travels down? Would be good to hook up, share journey, talk all things Rs, a few drinks (designated driver), etc. |  | | |  |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 00:33 - Oct 15 with 1101 views | timcocking |
I think one has to have a grudging respect for a nation who'd actually deep fry a Mars bar. It's no wonder they tried to build a wall. |  | | |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 07:00 - Oct 15 with 1065 views | distortR |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 23:32 - Oct 14 by Boston |
No Man is an Island....son. |
stephen Ireland? | | | |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 07:01 - Oct 15 with 1064 views | distortR |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 00:33 - Oct 15 by timcocking |
I think one has to have a grudging respect for a nation who'd actually deep fry a Mars bar. It's no wonder they tried to build a wall. |
Very controversial in it's day.
The Roman jockstop. | | | |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 15:54 - Oct 15 with 997 views | Boston |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 07:00 - Oct 15 by distortR |
stephen Ireland? |
er, Ian Britton😉
Crickey, just wiki’d the bloke, dead already! | |
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| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 16:00 - Oct 15 with 992 views | oldmisery |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 00:33 - Oct 15 by timcocking |
I think one has to have a grudging respect for a nation who'd actually deep fry a Mars bar. It's no wonder they tried to build a wall. |
I seem to remember I was taught in school (yes it was a very long time ago) that Hadrian's Wall was built entirely in England and never formed part of an Anglo-Scottish Border. Can that be correct? | | | |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 16:05 - Oct 15 with 982 views | Boston |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 16:00 - Oct 15 by oldmisery |
I seem to remember I was taught in school (yes it was a very long time ago) that Hadrian's Wall was built entirely in England and never formed part of an Anglo-Scottish Border. Can that be correct? |
Yes, constructed by geographically challenged Italians. | |
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| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 19:44 - Oct 15 with 941 views | Woog |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 00:33 - Oct 15 by timcocking |
I think one has to have a grudging respect for a nation who'd actually deep fry a Mars bar. It's no wonder they tried to build a wall. |
Er, actually they tried to build 2 walls. There was another one further north, the Antonine Wall. Romanes eunt domus. | | | |
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| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 22:32 - Oct 15 with 902 views | Boston |
| Scottish Rs (and hello) on 19:44 - Oct 15 by Woog |
Er, actually they tried to build 2 walls. There was another one further north, the Antonine Wall. Romanes eunt domus. |
There’s not much left of the Antonine. When I first went through there the locals told me the materials used to construct were less substantial than Hadrians and it had just wasted away. Personally, given its location, I think they just couldn’t handle East Fife five Forfar four. [Post edited 15 Oct 2019 22:34]
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