I was in Enfield town centre yesterday. They have clad the world's first ATM (or at

[Peter]

I spent a lovely day in a pub there. It had benches out the back in a real beer garden and there was ducks casually stroking around which itself was quite odd given the rather enhanced frame of mind I was in. Gordon Hill direction at a guess.

The 29 bus then more or less took me straight home.

Wd Enfield.

I also played football there once, Enfield Lock. During the game I was verbally racially abused, an incident which caused a multi-person mill up.

Poor show Enfield.

Yeah, Sunday football in Enfield and Cheshunt was always a hotbed of racism. My team was full of asians and greeks and there was a fair amount of unpleasantness every week.

I was once at a five a Side competition Where one black team got the most appalling abuse in every game. We were the only side that shook their hand at the end of a game. It was sickening.

Ho hum...

[Burney]

Yeah, Sunday football in Enfield and Cheshunt was always a hotbed of racism. My team was full of asians and greeks and there was a fair amount of unpleasantness every week.

I was once at a five a Side competition Where one black team got the most appalling abuse in every game. We were the only side that shook their hand at the end of a game. It was sickening.

Ho hum...

I'd say if you played a team in Enfield these days you'd be lucky to see a white face. So that's that problem solved, I suppose.

[Peter]

I'd say if you played a team in Enfield these days you'd be lucky to see a white face. So that's that problem solved, I suppose.

I doubt that is true. Sunday football doesnt change that quickly.

THere was one black side. Everyone called them the Zulus. Affectionately, of course.