Name them

[InversneckieDob]

Tonsilitis according to the Motherwell match report.

I'm sure I recall a headline in one of the Sundays "Hero Clark played with a broken thumb" or some such, hence my assumption that was the ailment that troubled him the midweek prior.

[DonUnder]

Triumph Herald, Ford Escort , Ford Anglia, Austin 1100 , nae sure possibly austin mini a little before my time.

Won't comment on the shoes but think Hadjuk nailed it with the players.

[sheepcrooky]

Although I would far rather have had home economics as opposed to woodwork and f’uckin metalwork, I would never have had the choice.

So, is sheepcrooky a girl?

Definitely not. We had no choice. 1/2 of the year on home economics and 1/2 of the year on woodwork/metalwork. Can’t remember if that was year 1 or 2 of secondary school.

[donsdaft]

A modern education right enough.

[Jupiter]

Definitely not. We had no choice. 1/2 of the year on home economics and 1/2 of the year on woodwork/metalwork. Can’t remember if that was year 1 or 2 of secondary school.

what school was this?

[dons8321]

Although I would far rather have had home economics as opposed to woodwork and f’uckin metalwork, I would never have had the choice.

Add Technical Drawing to that list...actually TD would be top of that list.

[donsdaft]

Techy Drawing!

F’uck sake, I’d forgotten that.

As someone who would lick his finger to rub out pencil marks, you can tell I was never the favourite pupil in that class.


In fact, as far as I can remember, the teacher was always on the verge of a stroke.

[sheepcrooky]

what school was this?

Harlaw Academy. The first two years were based in the Ruthrieston Annex.

[donsdaft]

My beautiful daughter (stuff your rules) is a science teacher at Harlaw.

[ByeByeScum2012]

In fact, as far as I can remember, the teacher was always on the verge of a stroke.

Sure that wasn’t a Catholic school you attended?