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Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: Jack Sparrow (IP Logged)
Date: 04 March, 2008 15:21


Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: Jack Sparrow (IP Logged)
Date: 04 March, 2008 15:26


Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: Degsy118 (IP Logged)
Date: 04 March, 2008 18:11

I don't actually know who the fan is, i couldn't possibly begin to think who it could be, and the voting is people from the party, was a good night you should have came :oP

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: NotHavingThat (IP Logged)
Date: 04 March, 2008 19:02

Not having that Degsey, you don't know that many people to invite to a party & I am sure that DrLove doesn't have that many computers at work!

You will look back in years to come & wished that you had invited the boys, yet another school boy error. The memories you gain thro' rugby now will never leave you. I still have the photo's of mine, in black & white & the tankard to go with it. Your punishment will come in the shape of a pint pot & a helmet, maybe something you will never forget.

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: robcricket (IP Logged)
Date: 04 March, 2008 19:03

he's not learning not only is he protecting the guilty party goers
:-!:-!:-!
he's also trying to rub non party goers noses in it as well. This is dispicable behaviour and has to be treated with the utmost severity. If no defense is forth coming I will offer my services to prosecute sorry defend Deggsy to the worst sorry best of my ability.
:_):_):_)


Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: 118,s fan club (IP Logged)
Date: 04 March, 2008 19:31

My identity shall remain hidden for as long as it takes, after seen how the Big V and the whole truth were found out so easily, i don't think you will have much joy on finding my identity out .

I think if people are going to throw daggers in my mate degsys direction, i shall have to throw them back.

If you look under rugby law 118 it states all court officials of a kangaroo court should be named in advance of any court been called upon, as so the guilty party can bribe them any way he feels fit.

As this procedure of court legislation has not been followed i throw my dagger the joker card at what has gone from the 3 amigos to now what is know as the fantastic 5. THAT YOU 5 ARE ALL IN CONTEMPT OF COURT RULES AND SHALL BE DEALT WITH MY THE DARF SIDE.BRing back the force.

Degsy for first team.....................

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: robcricket (IP Logged)
Date: 05 March, 2008 08:46

I believe there is still plenty of time for the court officials to be named as I do not believe that rule 118 ?? gives a time by which it has to be named as long as it is named prior to the event
:-P:-P:-P
robcricket for 4th team

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: Chief Sneak (IP Logged)
Date: 05 March, 2008 09:11

I feel a small uprising emerging you can tell its getting close to tour time, the FFF (FEDERATION of the FANTASTIC FIVE) squashed the rebellion of 2007 by the virgin warriors with little effort and the force of the dark side does not feel as strong this time around.

Chief Sneak

Its good to grass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: WhenFiveBecameFour (IP Logged)
Date: 05 March, 2008 12:54

As we move forward into silly season we must not belittle the henious & skullduggerous crime that has been committed here. A firm example must be set to ALL the other youngsters coming of age, lets put the respect back into the game & keep the old blokes feeling young by ogling young dolly birds at parties, although I don't think this would have had a bearing on Degsey's party. And another whisper from the Degsey household says that it hasn't been his catching at the lineout being a problem all season, it has been infact Si's throws!!!

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: FFF Forever (IP Logged)
Date: 05 March, 2008 12:58

With so many virgins wiped out last season, surely there can't be any left in Seaton Carew. But don't forget Doctor's Orders!!!

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: DoctorsOrders (IP Logged)
Date: 05 March, 2008 13:58

AS you are well aware Doctors orders has had his fair share of women Afta all a Doctor has to examine doesnt he

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: A heinous crimest in person (IP Logged)
Date: 05 March, 2008 20:26

I have committed many a heinous crime in my career in seaton and have have nearly always manage to pass the buck to some one else, lots of people have try to pass them selves of as me, but thats hard to do when there is only 1 me

118'S FAN CLUB needs a to the take cork out of his arse and defend is pen pall buddy in person on sat. He should ate the rule book then he could of read rule 118118 which would have cleared my mate degsy of any ill doing to a fellow member of his pack very easily.


Degsy for first team he can jump better than a salmon........

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: Satelite (IP Logged)
Date: 05 March, 2008 21:15

I heard Dr love being told by Degsy’s dad that all were welcome before the match with Westoe. Old Ginge was also heard asking were his invitation was and he was told invitations were verbal and all were welcome.

One week before in the clubhouse, Dr Love, after sipping port from the bottle, was telling Degsy’s dad that a stripper had been organised for the party, did Dr Love say he had bought a new cardigan? Oh my god, he wasn’t the stripper was he!!!!! No wonder only a few brave rugby players went, he frightened the rest away.

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: ViewFromAfar (IP Logged)
Date: 06 March, 2008 07:44

That sounds like a heinous crime in itself, no women at a party, Dr Love taking off his cardigan, next you will be telling me that there was no drink & Degsey & his mates don't participate in the sins of the flesh.
What about bar diving, was there any of that! Old Ginge, you where there annoying everyone, good for you, what is the crack.

Anyone heard from the Skyman, Milkman Or Window cleaner lately.

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: old Ginge (IP Logged)
Date: 06 March, 2008 09:07

Regarding Si's throws. It was generally noted on the touchline that Stocker didn't seem to have any trouble catching them when he jumped at 1 instead of Degsy later in the game.

Opinion is that Degsy had his mind on keeping the party secret from the boys and not on winning the game for Seaton. Maybe the Judge can get to the bottom of that.

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: the meter reader (IP Logged)
Date: 06 March, 2008 20:44

Did i miss Old ginge going out 2 a party,never mind enjoyed a couple of weeks ago when he went out with the rovers crew.

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: the meter reader (IP Logged)
Date: 06 March, 2008 20:46

WERE YOU THERE THAT NIGHT 2, YOU MUST OF BEEN THE 8 O'CLOCK SHIFT..

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: the iceland delivery man (IP Logged)
Date: 06 March, 2008 20:48

O no that last 1 was me sorry wrong name now everybody Knows i've been doing ab-it of moon lighting on the side

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: the milkeman (IP Logged)
Date: 06 March, 2008 20:53

Haha i bet none of you lot got the call last week to say old ginge was staying in the club, so i had a great quickie longie if you know what i mean. wink wink.

Re: A Heinous Crime
Posted by: old Ginge (IP Logged)
Date: 07 March, 2008 09:26

I heard it was more curdled than great. You need to stop practising on milk bottles and get a woman more often. Get some tips off mushy p.

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