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My Recent Posts · Feb 6 12 6:11 PM

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Ian Varley has kindly volunteered his services tomorrow night, fetching all the Fish & Chips so we can go straight to the ground. Hoorah!

My Recent Posts · Feb 7 12 10:44 AM

Pedro as you're an ex local..........

last time I got my whale and chips from Rose Green.... as we passed it on the way... which I seem to remember were really good

Is that the best local one?

My Recent Posts · Feb 7 12 12:25 PM

Most definitely FD, They're open 4:30 till 8pm so maybe we'll bump into each other there around 7ish? Come on you Hornets!

My Recent Posts · Feb 7 12 8:11 PM

Match Postponed about half hour before ko. Not happy.

My Recent Posts · Feb 7 12 9:43 PM

Gutted for everyone who did make the trip.

My Recent Posts · Feb 7 12 10:17 PM

Got to the Chip shop at 8.03pm! a few smiles and charming of the owner and 10 mins later we were eating the best cod and chips in West Sussex.

My Recent Posts · Feb 7 12 10:19 PM

Got as far as Bognor before we heard..... gutted

However a very pleasant newly opened little Indian restaurant on the way home .... Basmati in Westergate,,,, went some way to cheering up myself and Edam

Edam

The public house was originally called The labour in Vain and had been trading on the site for over 30 years.
The historic coaching inn has been there for over 300 years.

My Recent Posts · Feb 7 12 10:56 PM

So....what was your choice from the Basmati menu?

Did it taste nice?

Was the beer on draught or bottled?

Was the restaurant busy?

Overall, marks out of ten for service/food/beer/atmosphere?

My Recent Posts · Feb 8 12 6:52 AM

FD had chicken korma with pilau rice and a keema nan. I had vegetable curry with special fried rice and a cheese nan. It was pretty decent fare. There was a pleasant little bar area off to the side and the beer was on draught. It wasn't overly busy, but not empty, and we had amarettos on the house after the meal. It looks recently done up, the decor was tasteful and the tables had plenty of room around them so you didn't feel enclosed.

Marks out of ten? Twelvety.

My Recent Posts · Feb 8 12 9:07 AM

Poppadoms were freshly cooked, with chutney and pickles served which also appeared to be freshly prepared.

The onion salad on the pickle tray also had freshly chopped corriander, which gave it a slightly different taste

Nan breads were cut into quarters and served in a bread basket, which made them more convienient

My Recent Posts · Feb 8 12 9:45 AM

Sounds a lot more interesting than my match report would have been!

Got to the ground at 7.15 only for the guy on the gate to ask "didn't you know the game's called off"? Urm, yeah of course...but I just thought I'd pop out in -3 degrees to stand around chatting!!

No complaints from Hugo about the decision to call it off and Annie admitted the pitch looked dangerous.

My Recent Posts · Feb 8 12 11:02 AM

A pity a decision was not made much earlier in the day to save unnecessary journeys - a waste of valuable travelling expenses.

My Recent Posts · Feb 8 12 5:10 PM

Yes, given that it was already -3 in London by 6pm, and that a non-league ball hasn't been kicked anywhere much for the past few days in the south-east, it does seem odd that they left it so late.

My Recent Posts · Feb 8 12 8:28 PM

Luckily I had a very long working day yesterday and got home at 6.30. I then placed all the broken up kitchen cupboards I ripped out beside my open fire, within 10 minutes I was feeling toasty with a lovely cup of tea and a plate of fried noodles and smashed up eggs.

I then went on this Twitter thing later on in the evening to see how Horsham done in tonight’s football match at Pagham only to find out it was called off, I can’t get my head round twitter, I’m not a lover of twitter it takes too long to post once I’ve deleted 200 caricatures to fit.

Twitters a waste of time and energy, like going to Pagham for a cancelled football match. Ha ha ha ha ha tweet tweet.

Is it just me thinking this?, is Tommy Murphy just using Horsham to A) show case himself at Farnborough and then B) get semi match fit to go to Margate. I don’t really want to see him back again. when he came back to the club in late December he said his here for the long term, what is a long term for Tommy, 2 days, 2 weeks 2 months , god forbid 1 season?

Everything I now see written on the Hornets page I will now take with a pinch of salt, and I don’t normally eat much salt…yukkkkeeeeee.

On a sad note,

I can’t believe I haven’t had a beer since Saturday night, and it’s now Wednesday, I got a few cans in the cupboard but I don’t drink at home. I’m sure if Pedro popped round they will all be gone within 10 minutes, which might be a good idea, thus giving me more room in my cupboard for other things like, rolled up schematic plans for the new ground. Or empty beer cans?

My Recent Posts · Feb 8 12 11:18 PM

I'll gatecrash!

After Ped is done, you'll have room for Honey; I hear bears like that. Also, maybe Marmalade.

#Real Twizz-ley Marma-lard... "

My Recent Posts · Feb 9 12 8:48 PM

It was really frustrating for it to be left so late. A wasted journey

Still, food in the pub round the corner (the bear) was nice enough and went a little way to stopping the night being a complete waste of time.

My Recent Posts · Feb 9 12 11:31 PM

When Twizzley lost his virginity he ran home to tell his mummy bear and Twizzley said these world famous words. Mar I Lade. And within 5 minutes 4 slices of toast with Marmalade topping turned up with a nice cup of tea.

My Recent Posts · Feb 11 12 12:27 PM

Got a small mention on the football pubcast here: http://footballpubcast.clubfans.co.uk/

Skip to 32mins mark for the chuckle

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Pedro	Sorry, not a thread about how many points are still available but a thread about our trip to the seaside (Pagham)	Lead	[-]
Posts: 1900 Feb 6 12 6:11 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None Ian Varley has kindly volunteered his services tomorrow night, fetching all the Fish & Chips so we can go straight to the ground. Hoorah!
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FD		#1	[-]
Posts: 4212 Feb 7 12 10:44 AM Don't mess with FD ! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Pedro as you're an ex local.......... last time I got my whale and chips from Rose Green.... as we passed it on the way... which I seem to remember were really good Is that the best local one? I'm not an alcoholic, alcoholics go to meetings. I'm a drunk, we go to parties
Pedro		#2	[-]
Posts: 1900 Feb 7 12 12:25 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Most definitely FD, They're open 4:30 till 8pm so maybe we'll bump into each other there around 7ish? Come on you Hornets!
Joe4Chairman		#3	[-]
Posts: 802 Feb 7 12 8:11 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Match Postponed about half hour before ko. Not happy.
rockyhornet		#4	[-]
Posts: 571 Feb 7 12 9:43 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Gutted for everyone who did make the trip. If it's cream that rises to the top how come S**t floats !!!
Uppark Hornet		#5	[-]
Posts: 431 Feb 7 12 10:17 PM W.Sussex Div 1 Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Got to the Chip shop at 8.03pm! a few smiles and charming of the owner and 10 mins later we were eating the best cod and chips in West Sussex.
FD		#6	[-]
Posts: 4212 Feb 7 12 10:19 PM Don't mess with FD ! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Got as far as Bognor before we heard..... gutted However a very pleasant newly opened little Indian restaurant on the way home .... Basmati in Westergate,,,, went some way to cheering up myself and Edam Edam The public house was originally called The labour in Vain and had been trading on the site for over 30 years. The historic coaching inn has been there for over 300 years. I'm not an alcoholic, alcoholics go to meetings. I'm a drunk, we go to parties
SuperLeeds		#7	[-]
Posts: 2146 Feb 7 12 10:56 PM Isthmian Premier Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	So....what was your choice from the Basmati menu? Did it taste nice? Was the beer on draught or bottled? Was the restaurant busy? Overall, marks out of ten for service/food/beer/atmosphere?
Edam The Great		#8	[-]
Posts: 4113 Feb 8 12 6:52 AM Isthmian Premier Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	FD had chicken korma with pilau rice and a keema nan. I had vegetable curry with special fried rice and a cheese nan. It was pretty decent fare. There was a pleasant little bar area off to the side and the beer was on draught. It wasn't overly busy, but not empty, and we had amarettos on the house after the meal. It looks recently done up, the decor was tasteful and the tables had plenty of room around them so you didn't feel enclosed. Marks out of ten? Twelvety. You might as well be dead instead of afraid to fall
FD		#9	[-]
Posts: 4212 Feb 8 12 9:07 AM Don't mess with FD ! Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Poppadoms were freshly cooked, with chutney and pickles served which also appeared to be freshly prepared. The onion salad on the pickle tray also had freshly chopped corriander, which gave it a slightly different taste Nan breads were cut into quarters and served in a bread basket, which made them more convienient I'm not an alcoholic, alcoholics go to meetings. I'm a drunk, we go to parties
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Hampshire Hornet		#10	[-]
Posts: 1802 Feb 8 12 9:45 AM FA Cup 1st Round Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Sounds a lot more interesting than my match report would have been! Got to the ground at 7.15 only for the guy on the gate to ask "didn't you know the game's called off"? Urm, yeah of course...but I just thought I'd pop out in -3 degrees to stand around chatting!! No complaints from Hugo about the decision to call it off and Annie admitted the pitch looked dangerous.
titticaca		#11	[-]
Posts: 996 Feb 8 12 11:02 AM Sussex County Div1 Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	A pity a decision was not made much earlier in the day to save unnecessary journeys - a waste of valuable travelling expenses.
Hemel		#12	[-]
Posts: 1154 Feb 8 12 5:10 PM W.Sussex Div 1 Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yes, given that it was already -3 in London by 6pm, and that a non-league ball hasn't been kicked anywhere much for the past few days in the south-east, it does seem odd that they left it so late. For I'd rather stay here, with all the madmen, Than perish with the sad men roaming free...
Twizzley Dizzley		#13	[-]
Posts: 340 Feb 8 12 8:28 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Luckily I had a very long working day yesterday and got home at 6.30. I then placed all the broken up kitchen cupboards I ripped out beside my open fire, within 10 minutes I was feeling toasty with a lovely cup of tea and a plate of fried noodles and smashed up eggs. I then went on this Twitter thing later on in the evening to see how Horsham done in tonight’s football match at Pagham only to find out it was called off, I can’t get my head round twitter, I’m not a lover of twitter it takes too long to post once I’ve deleted 200 caricatures to fit. Twitters a waste of time and energy, like going to Pagham for a cancelled football match. Ha ha ha ha ha tweet tweet. Is it just me thinking this?, is Tommy Murphy just using Horsham to A) show case himself at Farnborough and then B) get semi match fit to go to Margate. I don’t really want to see him back again. when he came back to the club in late December he said his here for the long term, what is a long term for Tommy, 2 days, 2 weeks 2 months , god forbid 1 season? Everything I now see written on the Hornets page I will now take with a pinch of salt, and I don’t normally eat much salt…yukkkkeeeeee. On a sad note, I can’t believe I haven’t had a beer since Saturday night, and it’s now Wednesday, I got a few cans in the cupboard but I don’t drink at home. I’m sure if Pedro popped round they will all be gone within 10 minutes, which might be a good idea, thus giving me more room in my cupboard for other things like, rolled up schematic plans for the new ground. Or empty beer cans?
Joe4Chairman		#14	[-]
Posts: 802 Feb 8 12 11:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I'll gatecrash! After Ped is done, you'll have room for Honey; I hear bears like that. Also, maybe Marmalade. #Real Twizz-ley Marma-lard... "
WBAtesy		#15	[-]
Posts: 44 Feb 9 12 8:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	It was really frustrating for it to be left so late. A wasted journey Still, food in the pub round the corner (the bear) was nice enough and went a little way to stopping the night being a complete waste of time.
Twizzley Dizzley		#16	[-]
Posts: 340 Feb 9 12 11:31 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	When Twizzley lost his virginity he ran home to tell his mummy bear and Twizzley said these world famous words. Mar I Lade. And within 5 minutes 4 slices of toast with Marmalade topping turned up with a nice cup of tea.
Pedro		#17	[-]
Posts: 1900 Feb 11 12 12:27 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Got a small mention on the football pubcast here: http://footballpubcast.clubfans.co.uk/ Skip to 32mins mark for the chuckle
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Sorry, not a thread about how many points are still available but a thread about our trip to the seaside (Pagham)

Sorry, not a thread about how many points are still available but a thread about our trip to the seaside (Pagham)