| Strange places you have celebrated a goal 17:09 - May 29 with 6460 views | saffers12 |
Vienna tram when JS scored the 3rd v Soton
Around 100 locals thought I had lost the plot |  | | |  |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 14:39 - May 30 with 469 views | Cafe_Newman |
Not a goal celebration but a double result celebration.
Last match of the season 1994 we needed to get a point more than Sheff Utd (playing at Chelsea) to avoid the drop from the Premiership. We were playing Blackburn at Ewood Park.
Listening to the classified football results read by the James Alexander Gordon on a shortwave radio in a tent in the pouring rain in the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia.
Blackburn Rovers nil; Ipswich Town nil
Chelsea 3; Sheffield United 2
Pandemonium. Instant noodles everywhere. |  | | |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 23:53 - May 30 with 432 views | _clive_baker_ |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 11:47 - May 30 by blueasfook |
Did you do the full moon party on Koh Phangnan? Both times I've been out, I've missed the date for it. Besides, I'm too much of an old fart these days to party all night. |
Yeah did that. It was all about the fish bowls back then, not sure if they’re still a thing. I stacked a moped pretty badly on Koh phangan, not sure what it’s like now but back then they were about £2 a day to hire and handed them out to anyone. I came a cropper after some heavy rain and never been back on one since.
Ps you’re never too old. |  | | |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 00:03 - May 31 with 415 views | blueasfook |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 23:53 - May 30 by _clive_baker_ |
Yeah did that. It was all about the fish bowls back then, not sure if they’re still a thing. I stacked a moped pretty badly on Koh phangan, not sure what it’s like now but back then they were about £2 a day to hire and handed them out to anyone. I came a cropper after some heavy rain and never been back on one since.
Ps you’re never too old. |
Ha! Yeah I came off a scooter in Phuket. Had a lovely grazed leg or Thailand tattoo as they're known. Bit more than £2 a day now but they'll still hire to pretty much anyone! Though the cops do now stop people and check you have the correct driving permit. You're supposed to have an international driving permit. But they will let you on your way with a 1000baht spot fine. |  |
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| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 01:41 - May 31 with 372 views | judespiveyg |
Was in a maccies in some random rural town in Arkansas sat with a German and a Japanese man whilst Town scored what I thought would be a last minute winner at Charlton in October 2022. The rapid mood swing would probably have looked perculiar to the other three people in there. |  |
| I survived Ipswich 0-0 Burton |
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| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 03:13 - May 31 with 357 views | Battersea_Blue |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 23:53 - May 30 by _clive_baker_ |
Yeah did that. It was all about the fish bowls back then, not sure if they’re still a thing. I stacked a moped pretty badly on Koh phangan, not sure what it’s like now but back then they were about £2 a day to hire and handed them out to anyone. I came a cropper after some heavy rain and never been back on one since.
Ps you’re never too old. |
Yep, fishbowls are still around. There's a few in Pattaya but they're mostly in Bangkok.
The new thing here in Patts are Gents Clubs. If you'd like to know more about these drop me a PM. |  | | |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 03:17 - May 31 with 353 views | Battersea_Blue |
| Strange places you have celebrated a goal on 08:09 - May 30 by blueasfook |
Phuket is good but Patong is very busy and popular with Russians now. Koh Samui is beautiful yeah. Particularly fishermans village area. At night it has a great atmosphere. Next time I want to explore the north more. North is supposed to be the "real" Thailand. |
The north is stunning, especially Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
Some beautiful and interesting places to visit up there, in the mountains.
Last time I was up there we went to visit the village where the ladies have the long necks. Just amazing. The girls have these neck braces on pretty much from birth, so by the time they're in their 30's it's really noticeable. The older ladies even more so. | | | |
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