Peckham Lion
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Flash git. You've got some neck.There’s nothing like blowing your own trumpet
Last Post from Millwall yesterday
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70sCR
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Haha!The wacky one. Was my boys idea. A unhinged wacker he said
Peckham Lion
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He's a cheeky fucker but very sharp.
70sCR
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I bet!
onlyagame
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Totally inappropriate as was my comment to my Grandson yesterday that unfortunately when it’s played for you, you’re the only one that doesn’t get to hear it.
In all seriousness though, we always do these thing well. Maybe Silver should put himself forward next year
Peckham Lion
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We do, there are some wonderful people that do the organising. An absolute diamond and real good egg that is involved with HOF does much of it along with others. It's one of a few things that got Mr Berylson so attached to us when he first arrived. He couldn't believe the respect and pride that we had for our service men and women. Him being a former marine himself made it even more impressive.
Brian Tonks’ picture gallery from Millwall’s annual Remembrance Day fixture at The Den
Brian Tonks’ pictures from Millwall’s annual Remembrance Day fixture.
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70sCR
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That's fantastic. And makes his loss hurt all the more.
Poplar Lion
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Not sure if anyone else noticed but the bugler at Sheffield Wednesday missed out 9 bars of The Last Post on Saturday. Thought maybe I'd misheard it at the time but didn't think I had. Just checked it on the match playback and I was right.
Not digging him as I know how hard it is to play from cold in front of a silent crowd but very unusual for it to happen like that.
Not digging him as I know how hard it is to play from cold in front of a silent crowd but very unusual for it to happen like that.
Kryan Bing
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Yeah I heard it after the fact. For some reason this bit below was missing.
(or part of it).
returnofthetankme20
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The trumpet is known for its bright, strident, brash sound, while the bugle is known for its darker and mellower tone. Today, the term “bugle” can simply mean a brass instrument without valves or slides.
At the end of the day everything goes up the bugle
At the end of the day everything goes up the bugle
Kryan Bing
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Some men and plenty of woman prefer to take it up the Octave.
Ulster Lion
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Oh, I say.
BigPaul
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Mine likes a bit of treble clef.
Ulster Lion
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Lucky you. Mines a bit of a crotchet, as I can only play with a minum.
BigPaul
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Kryan Bing
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Keep away from quavers... You might end up with a semi... And on that note, the less said about bum notes the better.
Poplar Lion
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everyone knows trumpet players are the masters of tonguing ;-)
Kryan Bing
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Double and triple tonguing...even better...
Said the actress to the (Trumpet playing) Bishop.