poplar panther wrote:My other abiding memory of Sunday was the Freddie Mercury lookalike at full volume and the 80's disco, again at full volume at the Early Bath across the road, if you wanted you, you could think Cas was in a time warp!
What's so wrong with a tribute act and a disco?
What forms of pre-match entertainment are currently all the rage for sophisticated Londoners?
Joined: May 31 2005 Posts: 4064 Location: An exclusive mansion apartment in fashionable South London
-DAZ- wrote:What's so wrong with a tribute act and a disco?
What forms of pre-match entertainment are currently all the rage for sophisticated Londoners?
At one home game last season (I think it was the second one against Saints) we had an "Elvis" at half time. I think he was supposed to do two songs, but he wouldn't stop - he and Chris Warren (our PA announcer) were virtually competing with each other over their microphones at one point before Warren had to give in and let him do one more. Then he started to do another one and almost had to be forcibly removed from the pitch. Hilarious!
Prince of Denmark wrote:At one home game last season (I think it was the second one against Saints) we had an "Elvis" at half time. I think he was supposed to do two songs, but he wouldn't stop - he and Chris Warren (our PA announcer) were virtually competing with each other over their microphones at one point before Warren had to give in and let him do one more. Then he started to do another one and almost had to be forcibly removed from the pitch. Hilarious!
Prince of Denmark wrote:At one home game last season (I think it was the second one against Saints) we had an "Elvis" at half time. I think he was supposed to do two songs, but he wouldn't stop - he and Chris Warren (our PA announcer) were virtually competing with each other over their microphones at one point before Warren had to give in and let him do one more. Then he started to do another one and almost had to be forcibly removed from the pitch. Hilarious!
I remember him, he can and sat in front of us after he got changed and chatted with the kids and even signed a few autographs and had his picture taken with them.
Joined: Mar 05 2002 Posts: 48326 Location: Londinium
-DAZ- wrote:I've got a few of them and they are absolutely hilarious, he's actually toned it down a bit now, but he comes out with some absolute pearlers.
Copy & paste Castleford Tigers v Leeds Rhinos 2006 in to that well known video site for an example.
Joined: Feb 21 2007 Posts: 5793 Location: back in cas vegas
-DAZ- wrote:I've got a few of them and they are absolutely hilarious, he's actually toned it down a bit now, but he comes out with some absolute pearlers.
Copy & paste Castleford Tigers v Leeds Rhinos 2006 in to that well known video site for an example.
My favorite morgy qoute was 'if thats 10 yards dont lay me a carpet!' the mans a legend.
when the score got to 50 we shouted for more, up popped brad davis went over for four.....
......and its no nay never no nay never no more will we face religation......
big barrie mac.' the cas forads av been bob on'
chissitt wrote:Pyeman I wish you would stop talking so much sense. I am in danger of becomming one of your biggest fans.
vastman wrote:Westerman looks the most promising for a long time.
Leyther_Matt wrote:The best proper 'rugby pub' in the country has to be the Boot Room at Cas
Bolton_Warrior wrote:The only time I ever doubted going to watch Wigan was when we bare face cheated to stay in superleague
Danril wrote: Last night, despite being poor and not deserving the win, we should have won.
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