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Quoted from forza ivano

these young players need guidance from some experienced, responsible old hands they'd soon be told that seaways is not the place for fish n chips

Thank you for not being tempted to spell place another way.  

Quoted from forza ivano

chips n gravy mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

The Macc Lads !

Quoted from cmackenzie4

That brought back memories reading your post Moosey, I’d have been one of the party goers in the Seaway in them days, Deans nightclub straight to the Seaway  

i am sure every generation thinks it had the best of times but mid late 80's- Early 90's Meggies was buzzing and i just dont see it the same now...queuing for the pubs common place, outside at Waves, pints of blastaway , then queuing for the Pier/Deans/Flam/ and laterly Customs...everyone back on the streets at 0200 when the clubs shut...Seaway or the pizza places in the market place for grub....and that was on Wed (bags and later the disco inferno nights) /Thur/Fri/Sat nights and then Sunday afternoons in the Vic were pretty special too.
Speciality nights for the emerging House scene upstairs at Willy's and up McCartney's as well IIRC.

Sandwiched in the middle of that one of Englands greatest World Cup's , Italia 90....Logan's anyone ??  

Good times.


Oh fck sound like my parents ....."not like it was in my day" .... haha.

never been in the seaway since they were serving me and dropped the fish on the floor but carried on - when i said i dont want that as its been on the floor , they shrugged and just put it back on the shelf ............next customer in would have got that  

Quoted from pkscouse

never been in the seaway since they were serving me and dropped the fish on the floor but carried on - when i said i dont want that as its been on the floor , they shrugged and just put it back on the shelf ............next customer in would have got that

Chances are it would have been a tripper so no problem there  

Quoted from Southwark Mariner

I'm sure there was a recent visitor to GTFC who blogged her day out and decided she wanted gravy with her fish and chips at Steels.

ahhh found it https://blackpooljane.wordpress.com/2018/04/22/a-storm-in-a-gravy-boat/


edit: CTFC not GTFC

Was going to add that it's a disgusting north western habit. That and 'curreh' sauce.  

There's a good example of nutritional preparation for footballers in this article:

[url]https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45460600[/url]

Quoted from Mallyner

Thank you for not being tempted to spell place another way.  

Quoted from moosey_club

i am sure every generation thinks it had the best of times but mid late 80's- Early 90's Meggies was buzzing and i just dont see it the same now...queuing for the pubs common place, outside at Waves, pints of blastaway , then queuing for the Pier/Deans/Flam/ and laterly Customs...everyone back on the streets at 0200 when the clubs shut...Seaway or the pizza places in the market place for grub....and that was on Wed (bags and later the disco inferno nights) /Thur/Fri/Sat nights and then Sunday afternoons in the Vic were pretty special too.
Speciality nights for the emerging House scene upstairs at Willy's and up McCartney's as well IIRC.

Sandwiched in the middle of that one of Englands greatest World Cup's , Italia 90....Logan's anyone ??  

Good times.




Oh fck sound like my parents ....."not like it was in my day" .... haha.

Customs was quality, as was jezebels on a Thursday night!

Quoted from kevikov

Customs was quality, as was jezebels on a Thursday night!

Loved dancing on the speakers of Customs, also remember a lass giving out ice pops on the dance floor as it use to get that hot, and as a hard up teenager I would collect all the loose change that had fallen out of  everyone's pockets when jumping to the 900 no. by The 45 King, that was around 1987/88. Ahhh great times.