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b c 15 May 09:43
regitt
here are some facts about me that you dont know
youngest manager for asda at 17 years of age
opened 2 brand new supestores for them at 24 years of age adel in leeds and cambuslang glassgow 200 people working under my leadership
then managed one of the bussiest pubs in yorkshire amsterdam bar huddersfield
by the age of 27 was working for myself selling childrens clothes on the markets just about to put the deposit down on a shop when i met spend spend spend ( VIV NICHOLSON )
WITH IN 18 MONTHS OF LIVING WITH VIV I TOO BECAME PENNILESS AND HAD TO START ALL OVER AGAIN
went down the pit for the very first at 29 years of age with in 2 years i had bought 7 flats and 6 houses that i rented out back in the money again
convinced my bother terry curran the footballer to invest in a nightclub with me
mississippi bar in shipley was very very very sucssessful bought my brother out within 12 months as he was a gambler and liked to have big bets on the horses and dogs
sold that after 5 years for 3 times more than i paid for it and was then semmi retired i
was 33 years of age at the time
got bored doing nothing went on to my next venture a pub at allerton bywater castleford sold that after 18 months and made £50000 on that sale ( that was also the worst 18 months of my life )
semi retired once again only for 6 months this time
then on to my next venture the ROVERS RETURN pub in fitzwilliam where i had some of the best times of my life made thousands of profits there where i stayed for the next 12 years going on holiday with some of my regulars 96 was the most i took with my party over 11 of the 12 years i was there at the rovers retired once again year 2000
and now my last venture and best time of my life i became a BOOKMAKER and never been happier in my life especially now ive got my goldmine ( kinsley dogs )
attend the race courses maybe 40 times this year the goldmine 156 times a year total 196 days of great pleasure win or lose its like being on holiday bookmaking no hard work to it and anyone can do it you dont even need a brain its childs play
and as for my shoes my cleaner does those for me every week before she cleans my house and does my laundery you see when you are very rich regit you dont have to do chorse like that we pay someone to do that for us dont we ribero1
and as for smoking regit
i can still afford to smoke 80 ciggys a day which i do very much enjoy and have no intension of stopping i dont have to stop smokng because i cant afford them
i dont ever see you being in the same league as ribero1 and myself you will just have to keep working for other people and getting by best you can
hope some of you enjoy reading about parts of my life enjoyed most of it but had my ups and downs just like everyone else
see you all at york tomorrow
Hopr you're keeping well Bernard.
regitt
here are some facts about me that you dont know
youngest manager for asda at 17 years of age
opened 2 brand new supestores for them at 24 years of age adel in leeds and cambuslang glassgow 200 people working under my leadership
then managed one of the bussiest pubs in yorkshire amsterdam bar huddersfield
by the age of 27 was working for myself selling childrens clothes on the markets just about to put the deposit down on a shop when i met spend spend spend ( VIV NICHOLSON )
WITH IN 18 MONTHS OF LIVING WITH VIV I TOO BECAME PENNILESS AND HAD TO START ALL OVER AGAIN
went down the pit for the very first at 29 years of age with in 2 years i had bought 7 flats and 6 houses that i rented out back in the money again
convinced my bother terry curran the footballer to invest in a nightclub with me
mississippi bar in shipley was very very very sucssessful bought my brother out within 12 months as he was a gambler and liked to have big bets on the horses and dogs
sold that after 5 years for 3 times more than i paid for it and was then semmi retired i
was 33 years of age at the time
got bored doing nothing went on to my next venture a pub at allerton bywater castleford sold that after 18 months and made £50000 on that sale ( that was also the worst 18 months of my life )
semi retired once again only for 6 months this time
then on to my next venture the ROVERS RETURN pub in fitzwilliam where i had some of the best times of my life made thousands of profits there where i stayed for the next 12 years going on holiday with some of my regulars 96 was the most i took with my party over 11 of the 12 years i was there at the rovers retired once again year 2000
and now my last venture and best time of my life i became a BOOKMAKER and never been happier in my life especially now ive got my goldmine ( kinsley dogs )
attend the race courses maybe 40 times this year the goldmine 156 times a year total 196 days of great pleasure win or lose its like being on holiday bookmaking no hard work to it and anyone can do it you dont even need a brain its childs play
and as for my shoes my cleaner does those for me every week before she cleans my house and does my laundery you see when you are very rich regit you dont have to do chorse like that we pay someone to do that for us dont we ribero1
and as for smoking regit
i can still afford to smoke 80 ciggys a day which i do very much enjoy and have no intension of stopping i dont have to stop smokng because i cant afford them
i dont ever see you being in the same league as ribero1 and myself you will just have to keep working for other people and getting by best you can
hope some of you enjoy reading about parts of my life enjoyed most of it but had my ups and downs just like everyone else
see you all at york tomorrow
Hopr you're keeping well Bernard.
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I remember him posting on here ... Seemed a decent sort of chap ... and another fella Ghost or something like that ... Where are they now ?
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if he smoked 80 tabs a day he is in all probabillity...DEAD.
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No, he is alive and well and still raking it in at Kinsley.
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hope hes not on the beak either. road to ruin.
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oh f yorkshire tight wad no wonder theyv all got plenty too tight to get a round in!
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ha ha only joking good luck to the old boy! plenty of scrooges in yorkshire though!
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ttt for the on course bookies on here working today.
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It's the thought of living with Viv Nicholson that does my head in...
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even if half of it is true - I like it ....prob all true ...as they say "you could not make it up" good luck to him sounds a great character ;)
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bc is fine stewarty,sold all his racecourse pitches but hopefully he will make the odd appearance this summer.
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farcry 29 Mar 16:14
even if half of it is true 1.01 it's all true farcy. |
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High ribero, I see you haven't posted on my Gazza thead. Opinion welcome.
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Then managed one of the bussiest pubs in Yorkshire Amsterdam bar Huddersfield
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Seemed like a nice chap.
Was he the one who got conned into believing he was interacting with a mid-twenties female tipster when in reality it was an old man's dog? Stopped posting because of it? I'm not taking the m1ck, he should post. No point being embarrassed about it, laugh it off! |
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That's him brodie. Was conned into saying she had passed on. Shameful.
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Well good luck to him.
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read it stewarty,think most disagree and i guess i do but surely in the world we now live in the money will still be rolling in despite his errant and unpredictable behaviour?i
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How is Carly these days? RIP imo.
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Fair enough ribero, but as I pointed out, there's dozens of players with less talent who have been granted one, and had problems...
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ribero, have you ever heard of a bookie by the name of Ricky Nelson?
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very,very good friend of mine,was talking to him this morning.
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The same Ricky who stands at Mussleburgh?
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yes,ricky macari is his real name,doesnt bet at as many tracks as he used to,given up york and haydock,he has a few pubs/bars in edinburgh.
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ribero?
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Crossed threads there ribero, good bloke who is a good friend of a friend of mine. Never saw him refuse a bet, even pre.Betfair in the early 80s.
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Presume he still has the best pitch at Mussleburgh?
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think he is about pick6 at musselburgh,bets on the front line,long time since i was there.
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Hads the No1 pitch when I was there, first one you come to when you come out the members enc.
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no 2 at edinburgh i think
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ribero;how did u find donny at weekend,i found it bloody awful
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that would be before the buying and selling stewarty when you normally stayed in the pitch you were allocated all the time,i think he ended up with about pick 6,might be wrong,where that gets you now i wouldnt know. dodger,i have the 2 pitches networking so it was ok for me although i though tatts was average on saturday and the rails was better,both were average yesterday.
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i see our mate penfold sorry (regit)gave it a swerve
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he was there yesterday.
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how did he find it
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not too hot i would guess.
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lol
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Hope you are well bc.
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