Scotland England

[sunny-dave]

Half Time

[wolf63]

We won!!!!!!

Sqad - here's a nice, cheerful Scottish song




:-)

[-Talbot-]

I thought that announcing the winners of matches was frowned upon?


Football yes ... but this is only rugby.



Rugby ... not as good as football but better than synchronized swimming

[Togo]

//I thought that announcing the winners of matches was frowned upon?//

The mods, or time warpers, may not watch Rugby Tills.

[Prudie]

You'd have to put your head in the toilet to avoid hearing the result of this one.

[Tilly2]

Prudie, how do you know that I have just washed my hair?

[Prudie]

What a good idea - like a mini power shower. Use ViPoo and it will even smell nice!

[Tilly2]

I use John Frieda!

[Togo]

I use "Head....and shoulders".

[Tilly2]

Do you live on a boat, Togo?

[Togo]

No Tills, but I can paddle a canoe.

[jourdain2]

wolf63 - my mum (born Glasgow 1913) used to play with Andy Stewart when she was a kid. There was also Archie (someone) used to be Little John in the Richard Greene era of Robin Hood ( she said she beat him at high jump). She also used to take Andy's dad his snap at lunchtime (he worked in the Govan shipyard - like everyone's dad). Just thought you might be interested.

[Togo]

Archie Duncan?

[Togo]

Got Him.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archie_Duncan_(actor)

[tonyav]

At 23 seconds in.

[jourdain2]

Yes, that's him! Thanks, Tony.
Interesting that they were all in a small area of Govan at the same time. Billy Connelly is a sort of cousin of mine as well - mum said she used to take him for walks in the park when he was very small (she said he was a beautiful little boy and she was very upset when she watched his performance on T.V.).

[wolf63]

Jourdain,

I dislike Billy Connolly for no particular reason

Andy Stewart and the Alexander Brothers are the ones that I can vaguely remember from the TV when I was growing up. They were okay at the time but most of it sounds naff now.

Gaberlunzie, Runrig etc are more modern and enjoyable to listen to.

My brother's three kids are half Scottish and half English, the English half has lots of Irish blood in them.

We won!

[jourdain2]

Yes,, wolf - we won!

[tonyav]

Yes Susan, Scotland won the Calcutta cup.

[wolf63]

Calcutta is in India ?!¿¿¿¡¡¡?!

[tonyav]

I know I know, Susan.
Something to do with the Calcutta rugby club back in 1800 and something or other.