I heard that Nash has been sold , does anyone have any info.?
In reply to Post #1
Not according to companies house.
The group with overall control is
Nash corporation Ltd and the directors are
Kevin 75%
and Lee Nash 25%
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12075732/officers
Not according to companies house.
The group with overall control is
Nash corporation Ltd and the directors are
Kevin 75%
and Lee Nash 25%
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12075732/officers
In reply to Post #1
I find that incredibly hard to believe
I find that incredibly hard to believe
In reply to Post #2
C.H. is generally 3 months behind the curve so that's no guarantee.
C.H. is generally 3 months behind the curve so that's no guarantee.
In reply to Post #4
You are correct
No guarantee
But unless someone spills any beans it's the closest to truth you will get ATM
You are correct
No guarantee
But unless someone spills any beans it's the closest to truth you will get ATM
I'd heard Kevin was retiring and I also thought Alan had shares too...
In reply to Post #2
Not sure which bit of Companies House said that and I find Companies House web info is sometimes out of date even with my own business which is worrying!
The latest Experian business report says Kevin Nash 238889 preference shares and 3415 ordinary shares. Lee Nash has 1906 ordinary shares and Alan Blair has 1700 ordinary shares.
This company shows as currently owning the others such as Nash Group, Nash tackle (now dormant) etc. Normal way to run such a business really. They are close to overdue publishing last years accounts and the year before the profit was negative i.e. a loss on the books. So have the sold up to cover losses....only they will really know
Not sure which bit of Companies House said that and I find Companies House web info is sometimes out of date even with my own business which is worrying!
The latest Experian business report says Kevin Nash 238889 preference shares and 3415 ordinary shares. Lee Nash has 1906 ordinary shares and Alan Blair has 1700 ordinary shares.
This company shows as currently owning the others such as Nash Group, Nash tackle (now dormant) etc. Normal way to run such a business really. They are close to overdue publishing last years accounts and the year before the profit was negative i.e. a loss on the books. So have the sold up to cover losses....only they will really know
In reply to Post #7
Go into Nash tackle
Then go into people with significant control that then says Nash corporation
Open that and it give the list of directors
As already said it's not perfect...
We all know it's a legal tax fiddle
Have a look at the amount of companies that go through the ted baker brand lol
Go into Nash tackle
Then go into people with significant control that then says Nash corporation
Open that and it give the list of directors
As already said it's not perfect...
We all know it's a legal tax fiddle
Have a look at the amount of companies that go through the ted baker brand lol
In reply to Post #1
A deal has been done apparently.
Chinese buyers ,Thats all i know!
A deal has been done apparently.
Chinese buyers ,Thats all i know!
In reply to Post #9
Nash has been Chinese tat for years so it won't be any change in quality
Nash has been Chinese tat for years so it won't be any change in quality
In reply to Post #10
Most gear is from China so it could all be called Chinese tat
Most gear is from China so it could all be called Chinese tat
In reply to Post #11
Nash are another level and their customer service is *****,plenty of decent UK companies if you look around and don't mind paying extra
Nash are another level and their customer service is *****,plenty of decent UK companies if you look around and don't mind paying extra
In reply to Post #12
Oh no, not another AD acquisition 😏
Oh no, not another AD acquisition 😏
Buy Blitish!
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In reply to Post #12
Example, recommend a rod reel for carp.
Example, recommend a rod reel for carp.
In reply to Post #12
Companies might be British but they all import gear thats made in China. Most of the so called manufacturers are no more than a warehouse waiting for shipment and then package/distribute to the shops.
Companies might be British but they all import gear thats made in China. Most of the so called manufacturers are no more than a warehouse waiting for shipment and then package/distribute to the shops.
If it's true i can only say in at the right time, out at the right time.
In reply to Post #17
In reply to Post #12
Companies might be British but they all import gear thats made in China. Most of the so called manufacturers are no more than a warehouse waiting for shipment and then package/distribute to the shops.
When I was working at Gladwells we had parcels from Nash tackle delivered that had come into Felixstowe port straight to us in Ipswich. The boxes hadn't even been opened on arrival in UK, just sent straight out for onward delivery.
A fair number of items delivered were already damaged; rods, reels larger items.
In reply to Post #12
Companies might be British but they all import gear thats made in China. Most of the so called manufacturers are no more than a warehouse waiting for shipment and then package/distribute to the shops.
When I was working at Gladwells we had parcels from Nash tackle delivered that had come into Felixstowe port straight to us in Ipswich. The boxes hadn't even been opened on arrival in UK, just sent straight out for onward delivery.
A fair number of items delivered were already damaged; rods, reels larger items.
In reply to Post #17
custom carp products dont
custom carp products dont
In reply to Post #17
Defiant MPS,JAG,Cotswold Aquarius,Edal Maya,Custom Carp Products,Army Andy.Custom Angling Solutions,Dobbins Bobbins and I'm sure there a loads more that don't
Defiant MPS,JAG,Cotswold Aquarius,Edal Maya,Custom Carp Products,Army Andy.Custom Angling Solutions,Dobbins Bobbins and I'm sure there a loads more that don't
In reply to Post #21
All using imported materials I believe,same with Harrison,century,daiwa.
All using imported materials I believe,same with Harrison,century,daiwa.
In reply to Post #22
That might be the case but imported from China????
That might be the case but imported from China????
If true good luck and happy retirement to Mr Nash. The brands been building over the last decade and if it builds on whats in place the future looks pretty bright from my perspective.
I have to disagree re Chinese crap. If the products are of poor quality its because it was specified to be that way by the purchaser, a fact often overlooked, too easy to blame the Chinese. Same re Carbon cloth, the Asian Market are leaders In that field now, its hardly a surprise most rods cloth comes from there.
I have to disagree re Chinese crap. If the products are of poor quality its because it was specified to be that way by the purchaser, a fact often overlooked, too easy to blame the Chinese. Same re Carbon cloth, the Asian Market are leaders In that field now, its hardly a surprise most rods cloth comes from there.
In reply to Post #24
So Nash have specified their gear to be tat
So Nash have specified their gear to be tat
In reply to Post #25
Most likely T or they didn't specify at all. Some of my friends* are go betweens for English companies and Chinese manufacturing hubs. Speaking to them has opened my eyes to the excuses people laud on Chinese manufacturing.
Basically if you specify it they can make it to the same standards western manufacturers do but cheaper due to labour costs.
Interestingly (to me anyway) is that there's not that much difference in costs for a specified product compared to the west, obviously labour is cheaper though.
*aquatances.
Edit, I cant remember the website but I was reading a article about cnc machining of fly reels in the US. The interesting point was that due to the machines used a US manufacturer could have produced the reel for the same price as the Chinese but they weren't even asked to quote based on the perception China will always be cheaper...quite sad really!
Most likely T or they didn't specify at all. Some of my friends* are go betweens for English companies and Chinese manufacturing hubs. Speaking to them has opened my eyes to the excuses people laud on Chinese manufacturing.
Basically if you specify it they can make it to the same standards western manufacturers do but cheaper due to labour costs.
Interestingly (to me anyway) is that there's not that much difference in costs for a specified product compared to the west, obviously labour is cheaper though.
*aquatances.
Edit, I cant remember the website but I was reading a article about cnc machining of fly reels in the US. The interesting point was that due to the machines used a US manufacturer could have produced the reel for the same price as the Chinese but they weren't even asked to quote based on the perception China will always be cheaper...quite sad really!
In reply to Post #26
The price of shipment now must be really hitting their profit margins too,the cost of a container from China to the UK has gone through the roof
The price of shipment now must be really hitting their profit margins too,the cost of a container from China to the UK has gone through the roof
I think Kevin Nash has contributed massively to Carp fishing a very successful skilled angler often thinking outside the box and bought out very good well thought out products with his range of beds shelters and alarms to mention a few things
there has been the normal pathetic slagging remarks of course but you get these morons slagging virtually every manufacturer so its pinch of salt really
as a company it did go down hill with the young lads he employed and daft ideas a black bivvy ?
black baiting needles great idea finding that in the dark wot total muppet dreamt that up ? and of course cutting costs with poorer materials didnt help
If Im honest Im really pleased he is retiring I know he has some serious health issues but the Carping world has benefitted from Kevin no question
there has been the normal pathetic slagging remarks of course but you get these morons slagging virtually every manufacturer so its pinch of salt really
as a company it did go down hill with the young lads he employed and daft ideas a black bivvy ?
black baiting needles great idea finding that in the dark wot total muppet dreamt that up ? and of course cutting costs with poorer materials didnt help
If Im honest Im really pleased he is retiring I know he has some serious health issues but the Carping world has benefitted from Kevin no question
In reply to Post #28
Slags off people for slagging off a company. Proceeds to slag off the company.
Slags off people for slagging off a company. Proceeds to slag off the company.
In reply to Post #28
Well said m8,a great pioneer,👌👍
Well said m8,a great pioneer,👌👍
In reply to Post #28
Yeah, i've got 3for1 on those black (stringer) needles. No idea where they are now.
Yeah, i've got 3for1 on those black (stringer) needles. No idea where they are now.
In reply to Post #28
Oval brollies,holdalls to take rods made up,lead clips and of course the Titan all KN's ideas.
Oval brollies,holdalls to take rods made up,lead clips and of course the Titan all KN's ideas.
In reply to Post #27
I remember When I said that last year or the year before about costs of containers ...
I remember When I said that last year or the year before about costs of containers ...
In reply to Post #28
I slag them off after my dealings with them,rude and utterly useless customer service who contradicted themselves on more than one occasion.Is that ok with you Gerry because heaven forbid anyone should disagree with your opinion hey
I slag them off after my dealings with them,rude and utterly useless customer service who contradicted themselves on more than one occasion.Is that ok with you Gerry because heaven forbid anyone should disagree with your opinion hey
In reply to Post #34
I don't think Gerry was pointing the finger at you bud more the people that slag of products based on the company selling it rather then their experience using it.
I personally buy products that fit my fishing needs rather than who makes them but it seems some people can't get passed a name.
I have to agree though if I get bad customer from a shop then that's it for me I will take my business else where not that it will bother them.
I don't think Gerry was pointing the finger at you bud more the people that slag of products based on the company selling it rather then their experience using it.
I personally buy products that fit my fishing needs rather than who makes them but it seems some people can't get passed a name.
I have to agree though if I get bad customer from a shop then that's it for me I will take my business else where not that it will bother them.
In reply to Post #35
It was a bit of a tongue in cheek comment,I'm hoping Gerry knows what I was meaning
It was a bit of a tongue in cheek comment,I'm hoping Gerry knows what I was meaning
In reply to Post #34
MY post was meant to be !!!!
more about NASH and the man who made it KEVIN NASH IMO one of Carp Anglings legends
anyone can disagree of course you sarcastic p.rick ! opinions are like bumholes we all have one
it just boils my piss when these people that probable have never bought or owned any of the brilliant tackle Kevin sold back in the day when he first started
but its the very same with most of the tackle company's quality has declined as competition is so great everyone is trying these days to cut costs and corners
look at Wychwood for example without question their Brolly were the best on the market nothing came close to them with their 5 year warrantee that was never needed
then suddenly quality control went out the window along with the quality of materials and only a 1 year warrantee that you probably will definitely need
and plenty of others I can think of too
and Trakker aftersales a TOTAL LOTTERY it would depend on who picked the phone up you would get fantastic service or a complete blank and rude answer
MY SINCEREST WISH IS FOR THE LEGEND KEVIN NASH TO HAVE A WONDERFUL ENJOYABLE RETIREMENT he really does deserve it
MY post was meant to be !!!!
more about NASH and the man who made it KEVIN NASH IMO one of Carp Anglings legends
anyone can disagree of course you sarcastic p.rick !
opinions are like bumholes we all have one it just boils my piss when these people that probable have never bought or owned any of the brilliant tackle Kevin sold back in the day when he first started
but its the very same with most of the tackle company's quality has declined as competition is so great everyone is trying these days to cut costs and corners
look at Wychwood for example without question their Brolly were the best on the market nothing came close to them with their 5 year warrantee that was never needed
then suddenly quality control went out the window along with the quality of materials and only a 1 year warrantee that you probably will definitely need
and plenty of others I can think of too
and Trakker aftersales a TOTAL LOTTERY it would depend on who picked the phone up you would get fantastic service or a complete blank and rude answer
MY SINCEREST WISH IS FOR THE LEGEND KEVIN NASH TO HAVE A WONDERFUL ENJOYABLE RETIREMENT he really does deserve it
In reply to Post #37
Like how you got around the swear filter there
Like how you got around the swear filter there
I've still got the original titan bought in 1993 with leather badge , it's material is more like canvass might be early slippery eel, it has never ever leaked like I know some of the later models did, the taped seams have never peeled off either, I still give it an airing now and again but I have to say it's a tiny bivvy compared to these modern bivvies, folds up like a banana too, the old Nash gear for those that can remember was decent, I also had an artic 1 piece thermal suit which lasted years
In reply to Post #37
Well said Gerry people forget Kevin was a true pioneer in his angling and his products, believe the decision to move manufacture to China was forced on him against his will by the bank.
Well said Gerry people forget Kevin was a true pioneer in his angling and his products, believe the decision to move manufacture to China was forced on him against his will by the bank.
In reply to Post #40
Also remember that Kevin was also responsible for bringing the Iconic SS3000 reel to the masses via Daiwa
Also remember that Kevin was also responsible for bringing the Iconic SS3000 reel to the masses via Daiwa
In reply to Post #41
He was very good to me when i worked for him, I'd just got my 1st flat and knew nothing of the grown up world and paying bills, long and short of it I'd over stretched my budget/wages and quickly spiralled into debt. I ended up selling my beloved tackle to pay the bills and not only did Kevin give me opportunities to earn a bit more doing extra jobs but he also lent me his spirolights and original delkims that i think he caught the silverend biggun (essex 1st 40) using so i could still fish a bit, i will always be grateful for that and if this post is true i wish him the best retirement.
He was very good to me when i worked for him, I'd just got my 1st flat and knew nothing of the grown up world and paying bills, long and short of it I'd over stretched my budget/wages and quickly spiralled into debt. I ended up selling my beloved tackle to pay the bills and not only did Kevin give me opportunities to earn a bit more doing extra jobs but he also lent me his spirolights and original delkims that i think he caught the silverend biggun (essex 1st 40) using so i could still fish a bit, i will always be grateful for that and if this post is true i wish him the best retirement.
In reply to Post #42
Nice words mate. Generous of Kev to help you out and good for you for relaying the tale.
Nice words mate. Generous of Kev to help you out and good for you for relaying the tale.
In reply to Post #37
I have to agree with you. Kev introduced us to a lot of gear that helped us with our fishing..
I remember having my first titan and after the second session put a hole through it with a 2oz lead.
I rang Nash about it, and was asked to send it in. I sent on the Monday morning (10am) during work break, and he himself repaired it, and it was on my doorstep the following Wednesday when I got home from work.
I still use a lot of Nash gear without any problems. My only criticism on the newer titans is they are no longer the take anywhere shelter. Even my old Viper, for short sessions I'd strip out the groundsheet and front and it was easy to lug about when being mobile. The new ones do weigh a ton even without the inner capsule, and to read they are making it taller will only make it heavier too. I could of course buy a hide, but don't want two bivvies.
I have to agree with you. Kev introduced us to a lot of gear that helped us with our fishing..
I remember having my first titan and after the second session put a hole through it with a 2oz lead.
I rang Nash about it, and was asked to send it in. I sent on the Monday morning (10am) during work break, and he himself repaired it, and it was on my doorstep the following Wednesday when I got home from work.
I still use a lot of Nash gear without any problems. My only criticism on the newer titans is they are no longer the take anywhere shelter. Even my old Viper, for short sessions I'd strip out the groundsheet and front and it was easy to lug about when being mobile. The new ones do weigh a ton even without the inner capsule, and to read they are making it taller will only make it heavier too. I could of course buy a hide, but don't want two bivvies.
Good luck to him in his retirement.
He has made a massive contribution to carp fishing.
If you wrote down a list of what he was responsible for you would be surprised. Unfortunately some people don't know their history or have short memories.
He has made a massive contribution to carp fishing.
If you wrote down a list of what he was responsible for you would be surprised. Unfortunately some people don't know their history or have short memories.
In reply to Post #45
He has made a massive contribution to carp fishing.
One massive one that some peoples memories are not short enough to forget the "Nash runway" what was that all about closely followed by the "candle warmer"
Though the biggest one might be a French commercial fishery venture "naughty Nashy"
Best of luck to him though as an angler he was top draw in his day.
He has made a massive contribution to carp fishing.
One massive one that some peoples memories are not short enough to forget the "Nash runway" what was that all about
closely followed by the "candle warmer" Though the biggest one might be a French commercial fishery venture "naughty Nashy"
Best of luck to him though as an angler he was top draw in his day.
In reply to Post #46
Container rates have come down massively since their peak couple of years ago.
Ive still got a Nash overwrap for a 50in brolly that i brought back in 1995, albeit hasnt been used for years but it's still good to go.
Pretty much everything i have to replace now is no where near as good as what they produced in the 90's from any manufacturer. Perhaps apart from quality of carbon.
Gear now seems to have a very limited shelf life.
Container rates have come down massively since their peak couple of years ago.
Ive still got a Nash overwrap for a 50in brolly that i brought back in 1995, albeit hasnt been used for years but it's still good to go.
Pretty much everything i have to replace now is no where near as good as what they produced in the 90's from any manufacturer. Perhaps apart from quality of carbon.
Gear now seems to have a very limited shelf life.
In reply to Post #47
Thing is America can produce quality to compete with China and we're starting to under Bush . A lot of these companies answer to share holder who won't allow the initial cost of bringing manufacturing back .
Thing is America can produce quality to compete with China and we're starting to under Bush . A lot of these companies answer to share holder who won't allow the initial cost of bringing manufacturing back .
In reply to Post #10
I totally agree nash has had some great ideas the titan the oval ect I remember him starting up and then Nash gear was good mind you there was very little choice at that time
But people confuse good ideas with good quality
I agree now it's Chinese overpriced poor quality gear imo
I totally agree nash has had some great ideas the titan the oval ect I remember him starting up and then Nash gear was good mind you there was very little choice at that time
But people confuse good ideas with good quality
I agree now it's Chinese overpriced poor quality gear imo
He has made a massive contribution to carp fishing.
If you wrote down a list of what he was responsible for you would be surprised. Unfortunately some people don't know their history or have short memories.
A mixed contribution to angling, good and bad.
His attitude to people has appalled me from what I've seen, (I saw him attempting to catch Dippy from the Gipping, I was walking the stretch regularly myself), customer service that stunk, some dodgy practices around Lac de Cavagnac, that got him in trouble in France, and the takeover of Catchum.
Some of his tackle inventions may be positive, but some of the quality of manufacture was not.
There are enough reasons to see me try to boycott buying his products personally.
If you wrote down a list of what he was responsible for you would be surprised. Unfortunately some people don't know their history or have short memories.
A mixed contribution to angling, good and bad.
His attitude to people has appalled me from what I've seen, (I saw him attempting to catch Dippy from the Gipping, I was walking the stretch regularly myself), customer service that stunk, some dodgy practices around Lac de Cavagnac, that got him in trouble in France, and the takeover of Catchum.
Some of his tackle inventions may be positive, but some of the quality of manufacture was not.
There are enough reasons to see me try to boycott buying his products personally.
In reply to Post #50
What dodgy practices? And what did he do that appalled you? Surely you can't call someone out without giving substance.......
What dodgy practices? And what did he do that appalled you? Surely you can't call someone out without giving substance.......
In reply to Post #51
Cavagnac, the dodgy practices that Carpstar also referenced were taking fish from other waters and putting them in Cavagnac.
That is common knowledge, the French Carp Fishing federation put the meeting with Kevin Nash admitting the fish thefts on YouTube.
When he was chasing Dippy on the river, he told a young kid who asked how he was doing, and I mean young, around 11 or 12, to 'f'off, complete with the expletive.
Cavagnac, the dodgy practices that Carpstar also referenced were taking fish from other waters and putting them in Cavagnac.
That is common knowledge, the French Carp Fishing federation put the meeting with Kevin Nash admitting the fish thefts on YouTube.
When he was chasing Dippy on the river, he told a young kid who asked how he was doing, and I mean young, around 11 or 12, to 'f'off, complete with the expletive.
In reply to Post #52
Common practice stocking venues from rivers and other lakes in Europe in the early carp angling days. Then again the beloved leney's came in via Holland.
Common practice stocking venues from rivers and other lakes in Europe in the early carp angling days. Then again the beloved leney's came in via Holland.
In reply to Post #53
Common practice stocking venues from rivers and other lakes in Europe in the early carp angling days.
I make you 100% right I can easily name half a dozen VERY famous lakes
AND TRUST ME IT STILL HAPPENDS TODAY big long river commons get sold people fishing lakes close to roads get asked by locals you catch big carp phone me I come collect give you 2 to 300 euro's cash money
and as for telling someone to F*** off ?
are you for real I have told plenty of annoying kids to F*** off and anyone can have a bad day
Common practice stocking venues from rivers and other lakes in Europe in the early carp angling days.
I make you 100% right I can easily name half a dozen VERY famous lakes
AND TRUST ME IT STILL HAPPENDS TODAY big long river commons get sold people fishing lakes close to roads get asked by locals you catch big carp phone me I come collect give you 2 to 300 euro's cash money
and as for telling someone to F*** off ?
are you for real I have told plenty of annoying kids to F*** off and anyone can have a bad day
In reply to Post #54
Just to clarify, you are saying that you are happy telling a young kid to f off because he has asked you if you have caught something? Top man.......
Just to clarify, you are saying that you are happy telling a young kid to f off because he has asked you if you have caught something? Top man.......
In reply to Post #55
just to clarify I HAVE told kids that were just messing around after being told to behave to **** off
and a lot of chinese whispers get spouted about unless its on video it could easily be total exaggerated bollox
and even if it was true EVERYONE is entitled to have a bad day and tell someone to **** off hardly the crime of the century FFS
people are so melodramatic
and I for one find it hard to believe it ever happened
so many of these tales turn out to be total ballshine but its easier to believe scandals
just to clarify I HAVE told kids that were just messing around after being told to behave to **** off
and a lot of chinese whispers get spouted about unless its on video it could easily be total exaggerated bollox
and even if it was true EVERYONE is entitled to have a bad day and tell someone to **** off hardly the crime of the century FFS
people are so melodramatic
and I for one find it hard to believe it ever happened
so many of these tales turn out to be total ballshine but its easier to believe scandals
In reply to Post #54
I was there, walking past, after spotting fish further along. A young lad, who was going to fish asked KN, POLITELY, and was told to 'ef'off', that's acceptable?
If you think so you need to give your head a wobble.
I was there, walking past, after spotting fish further along. A young lad, who was going to fish asked KN, POLITELY, and was told to 'ef'off', that's acceptable?
If you think so you need to give your head a wobble.
In reply to Post #57
fair enough Nick I wasnt aware of this and I certainly believe what you said so it is a fact
and TBH I am very shocked Im not a mate of Kevins and only spoken to him twice in my life but he just does not come across as that kinda guy ? I have only ever heard friends talking about him that know him and I have often read about how helpful he is to everyone ?
but then as I have said while not at all nice by any stretch of the imagination
its hardly the crime of the century we dont know if he had a migraine ? feeling ill j? ust wanted to be left alone ? maybe previously had a lot of punishers ?
not that its any excuse but may help to explain it ?
the reality is with me Im ****ed if Im going to join in the merry go round and hate him for one nasty act
fair enough Nick I wasnt aware of this and I certainly believe what you said so it is a fact
and TBH I am very shocked Im not a mate of Kevins and only spoken to him twice in my life but he just does not come across as that kinda guy ? I have only ever heard friends talking about him that know him and I have often read about how helpful he is to everyone ?
but then as I have said while not at all nice by any stretch of the imagination
its hardly the crime of the century we dont know if he had a migraine ? feeling ill j? ust wanted to be left alone ? maybe previously had a lot of punishers ?
not that its any excuse but may help to explain it ?
the reality is with me Im ****ed if Im going to join in the merry go round and hate him for one nasty act
In reply to Post #58
Sadly it's true.
It was when I was spending a lot of time chasing carp in the River Gipping, walking between Sproughton and Yarmouth Road in Ipswich almost every day.
I never got my hands on Dippy, but I did have other carp up to 28lb, cracking fish, on a 3hour trip.
The local kids never used to be a problem, the council bailiff wouldn't let them cause any grief!
Not the same down there now.
Sadly it's true.
It was when I was spending a lot of time chasing carp in the River Gipping, walking between Sproughton and Yarmouth Road in Ipswich almost every day.
I never got my hands on Dippy, but I did have other carp up to 28lb, cracking fish, on a 3hour trip.
The local kids never used to be a problem, the council bailiff wouldn't let them cause any grief!
Not the same down there now.
In reply to Post #59
I get the impression that he has mellowed age, judging by the quite entertaining podcasts that he has done in recent years. Back in the day, I know that he had a reputation for being very moody, and could be as nice as pie one day and then a real arse the next....I think I was probably the same!
I get the impression that he has mellowed age, judging by the quite entertaining podcasts that he has done in recent years. Back in the day, I know that he had a reputation for being very moody, and could be as nice as pie one day and then a real arse the next....I think I was probably the same!
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