Gradel to the grave!

[bocadillo]

Max Gradel has gone to the graveyard that is the town of Bournemouth to sit in a red and white striped deckchair for a month.

 

[SwedeFox]

Sounds nice, I might join him.

 

[consty]

Bournmouth is nice. Good for 'grab a granny' nights too. So his social life might be very busy.

 

[Granite Fox]

As long as he helps them beat F**est first up

 

[From Gradel to Grave]

I'll still be posting :icon_lol::icon_wink

 

[The Voice From Above]

Max Gradel has gone to the graveyard that is the town of Bournemouth to sit in a red and white striped deckchair for a month.

When was the last time you went to Bournemouth Boc?

Its no longer popular with grey heads.........quite the opposite.......

 

[Durham Fox]

When was the last time you went to Bournemouth Boc?

Its no longer popular with grey heads.........quite the opposite.......

Gayers

 

[bocadillo]

When was the last time you went to Bournemouth Boc?

Its no longer popular with grey heads.........quite the opposite.......

I presume you work fir their tourist office. I was in Bournemouth just last year and it was exactly the same as I remember it.

 

[The Voice From Above]

I presume you work fir their tourist office. I was in Bournemouth just last year and it was exactly the same as I remember it.

Was JFH there?

 

[Jeff]

When was the last time you went to Bournemouth Boc?

Don't think the part-timer went to our pre-season friendly there a few years ago.

 

[bocadillo]

Don't think the part-timer went to our pre-season friendly there a few years ago.

You are correct. But it did used to provide a regular Boxing Day jaunt, IIRC. It's one of those southern places that is nearer you part of the midlands than it is to my part of the south - and a darned sight easier journey too!

 

[Jeff]

But it did used to provide a regular Boxing Day jaunt, IIRC.

You don't remember correctly. We played them on boxing day three years in a row in the eighties, but they were all home matches.

 

[bocadillo]

You don't remember correctly. We played them on boxing day three years in a row in the eighties, but they were all home matches.

The sooner those Alzheimer tablets are made available on the National Health the better as far as I am concerned!

It's funny because as soon as I wrote that I knew something was wrong about it. I knew we had only been down there 3 times in the league and I know that two of those times were late in the season. I'm almost certain that we have played them down there twice at Easter - and yes, it was the home games on Boxing Day.

I think we have only ever played them those six times in the league in those three seasons. None of them were draws - we won down there twice and they won at our place twice.

Please feel free to correct me again.