THE DAVID FELWICK THREAD - CHAIRMAN ELECT OF PLYMOUTH ARGYLE

Thought it was time to start a Felwick thread separate from the welcome Simon Hallett thread, given he will be a significant personality in Argyles development, particularly over the next year.
Here is his Wikipedia page as a starter.



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He was part of Team Jimmy, its not going to be good just more of the same.

Indeed a nodding donkey in team jimmy at the time got a bad feeling about him and Si-lent

wake me up when this nightmare is over.

And yes some twat from foxhole stamped on my leg today, fuckingh agony

Punchdrunk wrote:

wake me up when this nightmare is over.

And yes some twat from foxhole stamped on my leg today, fuckingh agony

did the ref not see it punchy

Must say Felwick has a decent past - let's hope the futures bright.

Did he leave the board of his own accord in the reshuffle or was he pushed? Was it because of his opposition to the hybrid plans? I can't imagine he'd be returning if the situation was going to remain the same.

Punchdrunk wrote:

wake me up when this nightmare is over.

And yes some twat from foxhole stamped on my leg today, fuckingh agony

Foxhole! There was nearly a punch up when i was playing cricket for Gunni against them many moons ago.They came up with a weak team and we had them a couple of wickets down early when a very light shower came over the ground-barstewards walked off and refused to go back out again,saying it was too wet and dangerous! There was hell on,plenty of swearing and threats but no punches,not sure how.Years later a couple of us saw Arthur Bullock,the bloke who ran the cricket down there,at another match and asked him why they did it-" because we had no fecking chance of winning" he said. Don't think there's a cricket team down there now,they were pretty useful a few years ago.

Greenskin wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

wake me up when this nightmare is over.

And yes some twat from foxhole stamped on my leg today, fuckingh agony

Foxhole! There was nearly a punch up when i was playing cricket for Gunni against them many moons ago.They came up with a weak team and we had them a couple of wickets down early when a very light shower came over the ground-barstewards walked off and refused to go back out again,saying it was too wet and dangerous! There was hell on,plenty of swearing and threats but no punches,not sure how.Years later a couple of us saw Arthur Bullock,the bloke who ran the cricket down there,at another match and asked him why they did it-" because we had no fecking chance of winning" he said. Don't think there's a cricket team down there now,they were pretty useful a few years ago.

I played in the Larry Bullock testimonial a couple of weeks ago.

Foxhole are a decent organised side at regular and vets level.

feckin dirty bastards though as i found out today playing for royal par.

Hey Punchy, Foxhole were always a bit hairy arsed and I still remember some fruity moments there playing for Truro in a Cornwall cup game. Up across the border, Horrabridge were always a bunch of farmers too that thought civil rules were just a liberal pinko inconvenience to be ignored.

What did he actually do on the board last time?

beesrus wrote:

Hey Punchy, Foxhole were always a bit hairy arsed and I still remember some fruity moments there playing for Truro in a Cornwall cup game. Up across the border, Horrabridge were always a bunch of farmers too that thought civil rules were just a liberal pinko inconvenience to be ignored.

you still playing mate?

Good heavens, no. Some games just stick in the brain. Felt like entering St Buryan in Straw Dogs.

David Felwick has the deepest voice in football. Not sure thats something to put on your CV but a record is a record

beesrus wrote:

Hey Punchy, Foxhole were always a bit hairy arsed and I still remember some fruity moments there playing for Truro in a Cornwall cup game. Up across the border, Horrabridge were always a bunch of farmers too that thought civil rules were just a liberal pinko inconvenience to be ignored.

Yep,it was always a battle against Horrabridge even at primary school level.Not sure if local schools play matches these days,if Horrabridge have still got a team it will almost certainly be composed of Plymouth players,not many villages field mainly local based players now.

Arthur Bullock ran both the cricket and football at Foxhole for years,didn't come across Larry Bullock but Arthur's son Paul was a good cricketer and footballer.Seem to remember that Nanpean were not slow in making robust tackles either,i think they had a spell in the SWL at one time-Bugle certainly did,my uncle played for them for a season or two.