Channel,time and day? please.

why you making sure your murtle misses it

C4, 9.00pm, Monday

Thanx

May I also add thanx for clarifying and keeping us up to date ref the ground situation.

Usually spend one night a week (midweek) in Peterborough. There's never anybody about midweek. O'Neills and the College Arms are usually empty. Thank God for the Bombay Brasserie.



Chatham, now that is one scary place.

There was a lot more trouble in the early 90's, was always at least a couple of scraps in Rofftops and Casanovas very rarely see trouble these days or maybe I just don't go out as much!

Can get pretty rowdy in shed, I've seen clowns kicked out for barracking the act.

I have also witnessed violence in the Pie Shop...



...kept hold off my pie though!

Soho was great when we were not getting harrased by the local white hart lane gangs who singled us out because of our northern twang and labelling us of being united fans ! the cheek of it, the programme is quite good but trust me on the warts an all say what you think attitude that you think your getting your not its very eeerrrrr diluted, they are more than aware that there own standards dept watch everything said and done by each of them, this even include's social network sites !. i say bring back rugby league raw !

I dont know whats worse getting a thump or been a leeds fan

prefere the thump

In the 80s it was mad up town, gangs of lads from differant areas of Wakey fighting each other, the Geordies turning up every week + football lads stopping off no cctv it was barmy I think there was a programme even then labeling Wakefield the most violent City in England. The young ones have it easy up town these days

It's true about midweek Peterborough and to be fair there is probably slightly more activity in Rugbyball's brain. On a weekend especially when Posh are at home, parts of the town are just like the top of westgate.

Absolutely true; you had to be on top of your game on a night out in those days - there were scraps breaking out all over the place. To make it worse, this was pre-licensing of bouncers, so they'd kick the bejesus out of people as readily as the drunken punters.



In respect of the Coppers programme; I've enjoyed some of it, but I don't think it's showed them in a particularly good light. The traffic ones in particular came across really badly, but then they always do.