Your first Notts goalkeeper?

[MagpieTony]

Ha ha. Freudian slip. I remember as a boy a poem written on the door of the bog at the caravan site at Ingoldmells;

In this place where I now sit
Harold Wilson came here to ****
And judging by the awful smell
He must have brought George Brown as well.

[Oldstripy]

George Smith

[ancientpie]

Ha ha. Freudian slip. I remember as a boy a poem written on the door of the bog at the caravan site at Ingoldmells;

In this place where I now sit
Harold Wilson came here to ****
And judging by the awful smell
He must have brought George Brown as well.

On the door of Dobsons Colwick.

Some come here to sit & think
Some come here to **** & stink
I come here to scratch my balls
And read the writing on the walls

A very old factory with a row of "traps" that you could spend hours in just reading the graffiti.

[MagpieTony]

The quality of bog hole graffiti has definitely declined over the years.

[Elite_Pie]

The quality of bog hole graffiti has definitely declined over the years.

Indeed it has, it seems limited to "xxxxx is a slag" or a crude drawing of a knob nowadays. My first memory is from the cafeteria bogs upstairs in Woolworths in the 60s where you had to put a pre-decimal penny in the slot to enter, and someone had penned:

"Here I sit broken hearted, paid a penny but only farted".

Only on NCM could a goalkeeper thread and toilet graffiti merge seamlessly into one!

[seriouspie]

Indeed it has, it seems limited to "xxxxx is a slag" or a crude drawing of a knob nowadays. My first memory is from the cafeteria bogs upstairs in Woolworths in the 60s where you had to put a pre-decimal penny in the slot to enter, and someone had penned:

"Here I sit broken hearted, paid a penny but only farted".

Only on NCM could a goalkeeper thread and toilet graffiti merge seamlessly into one!

Again very true ....... but on this theme, Surely Kilroy had posted on every bog door in the country - he had been there!

[navypie]

Eric McManus is the first I can remember and his moustache.