I was in London for the Show on december 19....directly from Italy. An amazing show..thank you so much to all the Pogues...I love your music! ciao

[quote="MissWalshy"]Ps. Brilliant to meet the Medusans as always.

Rumsodomyandthelash - thanks for the dance in the snow ! :D

Aidan - Got a superb photo of you and Brendan to send you

Lade - Ace ace ace to see you !

Christine - thanks for the hug !

Fr McGreer - after the 8 hour delay coming over it was sooooooooooo worth it wasn't it? Had a fantastic time with you as always !

Fionn - I never want to see you again.[/quote]

Nice to see you too.. :-)

back in germany. thanks for the show. it was good to see them again after...21 years...

all the best.

what is the feeling after the tour?is is difficult to relax or to come back in a normal life?i believe this is not easy after a long tour

[quote="Spider Stacy"]That's joey. He hasn't changed his shirt since we were in Norway. Nothing to respect there.[/quote]

Hahaha! Who's Joey? Cashman? I'd love to interview him for White Trash Mag., but I guess he doesn't have an e-mail. He does not look like "the internet-type", whatever that is... :mrgreen:

[quote="Fr. McGreer"]Funniest moment of the weekend was the way i found out Firehazard hadn't made it down. With the confidence and bravado that only drink gives you, i was on my way back from the bar and passed by the only guy in a wheelchair (he was [i]really[/i] singing along with passion and was [b]what i presumed to be the about the right age[/b]). So i stopped,turned, raised my glass and shouted up to him.....[/quote]

Well there can't have been that many 106-year-olds in the Academy, I'd guess. :wink:
That was a kind thought, Fr McG. Cheers back! 8)

The real and original firehazard is still extremely pissed off about how if he hadn't been so stupid as to get his wheelchair marooned in the ice and snow and needed rescuing by kind strangers earlier he might've actually got to Brixton in the evening. Idiot me.

And the other totally annoying thing is that the last time we had a last-minute failing-to-get-to-see-the-Pogues event (the time I crashed the car into a carful of boy racers), we still had time to recover ourselves and get to another gig later in the tour. But this time we'd left our trip to the last gig of the tour, so that was that. Must remember not to leave it so late next time.

[quote="philipchevron"]Let "Remember Philadelphia" be the cry on everyone's lips![/quote]
Made it there from DC - what is normally a 2 hour trip took eight. Made the evening all the more epic. Glad the band were able to make the show themselves. And I have the most excellent Daniel Danger poster of the gig framed on my wall as a mememto.

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[quote="Fr. McGreer"]
I was late getting to The Cantabury, so missed Heather (AGAIN) [/quote]

Damn. :(

Ah well, maybe next time. :wink:

[quote="MissWalshy"]hahahahhahahhhahahaha i remember when you told me that ! that's so funny ! :D really laughing here now.

I'm not from Stockwell, i'm from that posh Vauxhall on the river. 8)[/quote]

....Which reminds of when Rodney told Del Boy why Uncle Albert couldnt stay at the Sea Mans Mission as there was a Marina there now - Del Boy asked .....well cant he sleep in that .....

So a posh Vauxhall on the river is a Vectra with leather seats and walnut dashboard. Ha Ha

hahahahhahahhhahahaha i remember when you told me that ! that's so funny ! :D really laughing here now.

I'm not from Stockwell, i'm from that posh Vauxhall on the river. 8)

Wow, what a tour. By all accounts on these boards (and any idependent reviews i've seen) the best of the reunions.

Getting to London on Saturday was stressful to say the least but get there i did. I was gutted then to hear that so many other fans were stranded, unable to get to the gig. Firehazard and Eckard, you'll get there next time.

I was late getting to The Cantabury, so missed Heather (AGAIN) but had a pint with Rum, Sodomy & the Lash (but for the life of me can't remember the name of the fourth person down from from Brum) :wink: Fionn MaCool, the piss artist formally known as TOSCS (his words, not mine). And some young wan and her Oul Fella from Stockwell. :lol:

I'd forgotten how big the Acadamy is, but can see why it wins awards for best live venue. No stupid wrist bands needed to get to the front and a boistrous but great humoured crowd. The Pogues were (again) on the top of thier game.

Funniest moment of the weekend was the way i found out Firehazard hadn't made it down. With the confidence and bravado that only drink gives you, i was on my way back from the bar and passed by the only guy in a wheelchair (he was [i]really[/i] singing along with passion and was what i presumed to be the about the right age). So i stopped,turned, raised my glass and shouted up to him.....

"HEY, FIREHAZARD!!!!!"

He looked too bemused to answer, but his partner seemed to be thinking they were definately in the right place and probably wouldn't impede my exit should an emergency situation arise. :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol:

What a great weekend. Thanks to Philip and the rest of the gang for another unfogettable night out. 8) 8)

Friday and Saturday were both fantastic. Took my daughter Friday, second year for her, she is really into it now

Fantastic night out, thoroughly enjoyed it and it was great to hear Thousands live again.

[quote="BelfastsLittlesHobo"]Had A Brilliant night in Brixton despite the merry go round of a bus journey home. Fantastic to meet Heather and Jake in the Canterbury, Jake's stories made us laugh. Hope the mix up at the stage door didnt put too much of a dampener on things for you guys. :wink: Roll on next year :lol:[/quote]

Jake's stories make everyone laugh, except me.

Think I've heard them too many times. :wink:

Had A Brilliant night in Brixton despite the merry go round of a bus journey home. Fantastic to meet Heather and Jake in the Canterbury, Jake's stories made us laugh. Hope the mix up at the stage door didnt put too much of a dampener on things for you guys. :wink: Roll on next year :lol: