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Post by simon brown on Oct 20, 2005 15:28:56 GMT
Ok then, we have a great squad of players, in fact over 125 seniors and 20+ juniors. Their mothers and fathers decided to give them names that they liked, we as a club, however, know some of them differently.
Please use this section of YOUR web to let us know who is also known as what, (I have negotiated a special deal for extra space to include all of Mr Pike's entries)
Enjoy
Mr Brown
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Post by David Longrigg on Oct 24, 2005 14:59:20 GMT
AKA Plummy... This nickname stuck like s*** to a blanket. Some people now hardly use my given name.
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Post by reedo on Oct 26, 2005 11:26:38 GMT
aka rat which was started by fingers in about 92, but is rarely used these days although dommy still calls me ratty which is typically wrong! also mr adams adapts it to 'rat face' wont tell you what i call him!!!
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Post by Mr Brown on Oct 26, 2005 21:10:42 GMT
aka fingers?
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Post by reedo on Oct 28, 2005 14:11:19 GMT
fingers real name is richard walker, he played at the club a few years ago. we grew up together and worked together but now hes a copper so i dont talk to him!!!! he has a younger brother who unfortunatly for him is known as toes!!
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Post by Marc Adnitt on Oct 28, 2005 15:11:00 GMT
If anyone was wondering how Skinners and Kiwi came to be so, then I shall fill you in and claim responsibility.
About 10 years ago now, back in the days of GEC U13's cricket, someone remarked on how fetching Mr Coleman's skin-tight whites were- they became somewhat legendary.
His name began as Skintight, but I evolved it slightly to appeal to a broader audience and thus 'Skinners' was born.
The latest step in his evolution is to dog status. Skin-dog- being his current go by amongst OL's.
The other OL's nickname I lay claim to is 'Kiwi'.
A fresh-faced 16 year old Mark Wilson joined Lawrence Sheriff in the 6th form, and made an immediate impression with his wiriness and confidence (which unfortunately later became arrogance) on our pre-season training tour to Chester. Suitably impressed after our first sighting, and also noting his strange Daventry/New Zealand accent, as well as All Black's Rugby shirt it was suggested that something based along those lines would be appropriate. Myself and Robert Kerrigan- senior figures- put our heads together. He came up with Zin-Zan, and I came up with Kiwi. I suggested that Zin-Zan was a bit to flattering.
The rest as they say is history.
Mark Cresswell, by the way, is known by close friends as either Gonzo or Snout (rather than the pretty tame 'Crezza'), should you wish to continue this.
Love the stuff about Fingers and Toes by the way. My sister used to go out with Fingers which prompted me to wonder if he was called that because of his manual dexterity.......
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Post by Marc on Oct 28, 2005 15:36:12 GMT
Plumby? Who the f$@'s Dave Longrigg by the way?...........
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Post by gem on Oct 29, 2005 13:22:34 GMT
Right I will buy anyone a bag of cheese and onion if they can reel off every single one of the famous pikeys nicknames - I have a feeling there are now around 6400 names of which the poke responds.
come on theres a bag of everyones fav crisps on offer here
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Post by gem on Oct 29, 2005 13:25:52 GMT
oh and if anyone can tell me the pokes real name theres a bag of prawn cocktail with your name on it  |
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Post by simon brown on Oct 30, 2005 21:43:47 GMT
Pete Harris - Bomber
Simon Storey - Arkwright
Steve Pike - Poke, The Turk, Stish, Pikey
Pete Nealon - Nipper
Pete Drewett - P Diddy, Rosepetals
Gary Smith - Smudger
Paul Cutts - Oxygen Thief
Chris Wade - Wadey
Russ Kennedy - R Kelly
Ed Wallis - Ted, Bonehead
Iain Wallis - Big Wal
Dave Wallis - Little Wal
Matt Brown - Browny, Sultan of Browneye
Charlie Turney - Sir Charles William Turney lll (23rd in line to the throne)
Kyle Knott - Moose, Kylie
Marcus Bailey - G. Unit, Marcoos (think El Dorado)
John Edwards (Who?) - Disco Eddy
Leigh Fisher - Beechams
Carl Adams - The Jackal, Carlos
Paul Willis, Willow
Ray Smith - Stingray
Grant Inch - Inchcock
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Post by reedo on Nov 4, 2005 15:21:39 GMT
im gonna have stab at the cheese and onion fellas, pikey,pike,stupid boy, poke,pokeineye,pokyamom,stish,turk,turkish,shish kabab,kabab,various other kebabs,sex pest,stinky,dirty,messy,ugly,hairy,shrimp stew, shrimp salad,shrimp and potato thats about it. i do believe that earns me some cheese n onion bad boys!!! oh may aswell go for prawn cocktail STEPHEN JOHN PIKE THE WORLD IS MINE!!!!!!!
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Post by MIKE COBURN on Nov 5, 2005 2:41:02 GMT
aka Cato if you want to know why ask Tim Dougherty..
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Post by gem on Nov 5, 2005 11:50:34 GMT
sorry Rat I can't buy you the crisps because you forgot "the oily turk" sorry dude!  |
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Post by reedo on Nov 6, 2005 19:38:48 GMT
Just out of interest, can anyone confirm whether Mark Cresswell is a stripper in his spare time? One of my friends was informed by him that it is his 2nd job! Lynz
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Post by Rob K on Nov 8, 2005 16:49:00 GMT
Mark Cresswell does perform as a stripper but only as a hobby. for a shiny pound coin he can normally be persuaded to lose his shirt. Last instance was in a Newcastle nightclub last weekend where he performed for a group of 30 lucky ladies on a hen night. their screams attracted the management... Mark sadly failed to get laid. If his girlfriend reads this, he definitely wasnt trying to either. honestly.
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