springhill club!! - Page 3

emzy · 01-02-2008, 18:32

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Originally Posted by blazey

So did I, how old are you?

I'm 26, lived in that area until I was 19 though

blazey · 02-02-2008, 14:09

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Originally Posted by emzy

I'm 26, lived in that area until I was 19 though

your a bit too much older than me to have been to the same parties

Less · 02-02-2008, 14:27

Both entwisi and Roy grew up in Spring Hill, they don't seem to have turned out so bad do they?

I know there are Many, Many more that can be given as examples of turning out as good people.

If a survey was done I think it would find that the 'majority' of people either still in that area or from that area are decent people, it only needs a few rotten apples for a reputation to head down the toilet.

Sweeping statements about everyone in the area are not only inaccurate but insulting to the people that you have placed under this out of focus microscope!

blazey · 03-02-2008, 13:47

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Originally Posted by Less

Both entwisi and Roy grew up in Spring Hill, they don't seem to have turned out so bad do they?

I know there are Many, Many more that can be given as examples of turning out as good people.

Am I one of those wonderful people

cashman · 03-02-2008, 18:38

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Originally Posted by blazey

Am I one of those wonderful people

wouldn,t say ya were bad, bit nuts maybe.

emzy · 03-02-2008, 18:47

I wasnt labelling eveyone from that area and appologise if i did offend, after all, i grew up there. The reason that my family moved was due to violence and also drug dealing / users. This wasnt just one or two houses on out street, there were more and more "problem" tennants appearing as time went on. I know people that still live there that wouldnt recommend moving to that area. Not calling everyone and sorry if it sonded that way but im not just going off what people have said and the reputation it has been given but I actually saw the area "decline" so to speak. I remember the days when i grew up and it was a very pleasant area to live in.

panther · 03-02-2008, 19:03

would have to agree with you there emzy, its a shame really because like ya said it used to be a nice area, then the dear oldies died or moved out and the nutters moved in

its same everywhere ya go.

jackyalex · 03-02-2008, 19:38

what part are we talking about here as i grew up in springhill too, springhill was the same as anywhere else

emzy · 03-02-2008, 19:42

I was on Elizabeth st (opp spring hill club) but most of the streets running parallel seemed to be the same

jackyalex · 03-02-2008, 20:05

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Originally Posted by emzy

I was on Elizabeth st (opp spring hill club) but most of the streets running parallel seemed to be the same

Thats right at the bottom end of springhill isnt it ? i lived at the top of springhill

panther · 04-02-2008, 08:45

get all the riffraff out, then springhill will be a much nicer place

entwisi · 04-02-2008, 11:33

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Originally Posted by emzy

I was on Elizabeth st (opp spring hill club) but most of the streets running parallel seemed to be the same

I left elizabeth street in ~1995. My mums is still there ( half way up).

Benipete · 15-07-2008, 15:52

Well sadly it has been knocked down now.End of an Era

entwisi · 16-07-2008, 07:34

aye but lets face it, better knocked down and rebuilt as something useful than a derelict building like teh Commercial at Church

firefighter753 · 16-07-2008, 09:15

It breaks my heart to see our old drinking holes disappearing, I remember not so long ago every Friday night we starting off in the Pickup Arms then onto the Springhill club, along Blackburn Road and by the time we reached church we were rocking, had an hour with Don and Liz in the stag and then last in the cross guns for Sully (RIP) and Jeans disco. Every pub and club was heaving.

Its hard to believe all these pubs existed not so long ago and that Church was one of the best nights out around, I am just glad I was there to enjoy them and to meet all the people I did.

Is it the price of ale or have social trends changed its hard to tell its not the smoking ban because most of these establishments were gone before it came into place.

I think soon the only place to have a drink will be town centre bars as the good old pubs will all have gone, its a crying shame.