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On the playing field Underhill was second to none but off it he was a big **** who bullied boys smaller or less skilful than he was at football. We were in the school changing room waiting for the PE teacher to pick his team for the match. Underhill came over to where I was standing. I've seen babies dribble better than you Coles he said. And I've smelt their nappies reminding me of you I replied. He squared up to me his 6ft over my head. You want to watch your mouth frog. You're blocking out my daylight. Other kids made a small circle around us and chanted fight fight fight. I've seen toddlers kick a ball better than you he said. I shouldn't stand still too long or a farmer might mistake you for dung and spread you over his land for fertilizer I replied. Fight fight fight the kids chanted about us. I got on my toes ready to weave and punch. He stood toe to toe with me looking down at me. WHAT IS GOING ON   the PE prat bellowed out from the changing room doorway. The kids dispersed and I mingled with them Underhill tried to mingle unsuccessfully. Well what is going on? Nothing Sir Underhill said just showing others my passing skill. The PE prat looked around at us his beady eyes searching out victims. Right line up I need a solid team to play against Barnside Seniors. We lined up against the wall. I wouldn't be chosen (thank God) but Underhill was almost straight away. I was hoping the team lost it would make my day.
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Jul 14, 2017
Jul 14, 2017 at 3:58 AM UTC
UNDERHILL IN THE P.E. ROOM 1962
On the playing field Underhill was second to none but off it he was a big **** who bullied boys smaller or less skilful than he was at football. We were in the school changing room waiting for the PE teacher to pick his team for the match. Underhill came over to where I was standing. I've seen babies dribble better than you Coles he said. And I've smelt their nappies reminding me of you I replied. He squared up to me his 6ft over my head. You want to watch your mouth frog. You're blocking out my daylight. Other kids made a small circle around us and chanted fight fight fight. I've seen toddlers kick a ball better than you he said. I shouldn't stand still too long or a farmer might mistake you for dung and spread you over his land for fertilizer I replied. Fight fight fight the kids chanted about us. I got on my toes ready to weave and punch. He stood toe to toe with me looking down at me. WHAT IS GOING ON   the PE prat bellowed out from the changing room doorway. The kids dispersed and I mingled with them Underhill tried to mingle unsuccessfully. Well what is going on? Nothing Sir Underhill said just showing others my passing skill. The PE prat looked around at us his beady eyes searching out victims. Right line up I need a solid team to play against Barnside Seniors. We lined up against the wall. I wouldn't be chosen (thank God) but Underhill was almost straight away. I was hoping the team lost it would make my day.
SCHOOL BOYS AND NEAR FIGHT 1962
TerryCollett
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Jul 14, 2017
Jul 14, 2017 at 3:58 AM UTC
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