ALAW
ALAW
You are braver than I. If my gun has to go away, I'm too scared to shoot my spare in case it messes with my head.Took the stock off my Blaser, ready to send it away tomorrow for a modified comb profile. Adjustable stock being fitted, but only really to get the new comb back to the line it is now..
I fully expect my CPSA average to advance by 0.1 clays over the next year if all goes well.
I will get my trusty Perazzi out of the cabinet for a few shoots while the B is away, so please don’t laugh if I’m worse than usual.
I also have this fear.. It is narrowly overcome by wanting to shoot. I have chosen a period in which I’m not due to shoot much..You are braver than I. If my gun has to go away, I'm too scared to shoot my spare in case it messes with my head.
Proper team! I started following them late 70s so missed all that and living nowhere near Leeds I usually only manage a couple of games a year. It’s more of an illness really..Haven’t been to Elland Road since my Dad took me to see Don Revie’s boys ...
YupProper team! I started following them late 70s so missed all that and living nowhere near Leeds I usually only manage a couple of games a year. It’s more of an illness really..
Gary Sprake , one butterfinger moment not too clever . One of the saddest moments was when in the mid seventies I was doing Day Release and Night School at Leeds Poly Business School . Albert Johannson , who had been one of the first black players to become a household name , was permanently installed in the pubs we went to pre class ., absolutely paralytic . He died in a council flat of alcoholism. Shame . Nowadays he’d have had mega money and support , not a testimonial and see ya !Too young for that, but I've seen the videos. Johhny Giles v Burnley... awesome!
Never even realised Reaney was mixed race, learn something every day on hereSadly, only known in the leeds fraternity, but a bit of a legend at that.
Did a lot for black players in the modern game, and strangely enough another player from Revie's boys is kind of gaining momentum as the first ethnic player for England: Paul Reaney. Unfortunately, it was kept a bit quiet as racism would have leveled him for stick on the terraces in the 60's so although seen as white, he was mixed race. 9 years ahead of Viv Anderson. It's mad that there was a fella called Jack Leslie in the 20's who was called up to the England setup... until they realised he was "a man of colour". He said to Brian Woolnough " they must have forgotten I was a coloured boy" :afro:
Anyway, back to guns! :victory:
That is is very kind of you to say that. I'll take the liberty of thanking you for the note on their behalf.I met some wonderful people from all over the world, and I have to say, that to a man the Americans are the politest and most appreciative of us referees being out in the field, each and every one shook my hand and thanked me
Agree with wynno, I live near two USAF bases so meet a lot of Americans they’re always polite & respectful, good peopleThat is is very kind of you to say that. I'll take the liberty of thanking you for the note on their behalf.
Wow ur right. Who knew!Know what you mean, but you probably wouldn't question it if you saw the picture below nowadays! Think it was something like Caribbean or summat?
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