Question time..

Hope I'm not drifting too far from the theme here, but I like to think fighter stories need to be kept afloat.
A bit more on Herb. He was a very quiet man that kept to himself, & done his job well. He was a fireman/motorman. (His job was in the engine room)
As I said, he loved a drink & he didn't balance too well with a few in.
In port, he'd always come back from the pub with a dozen large bottles, & often dropped them. It became obvious to me that he was satisfied if he got most of them to the fridge, such was the regularity of "spillage".
I got him to get the cabby to blow the horn when he got to the gangway & I'd carry his beer. In ports where they couldn't come past the gate, he'd come & get me. Other crew members would often alert me to his arrival. I didn't mind a bit. Lovely bloke. Everyone liked Herb.

 

Great fight memories are always welcome Rodin.

 

This is the still-to-be-solved-question isn't it??

 

How about Bob Whitelaw.

 

This question is in the last 20 years.
Out of my first 7 fights I only won 1
6 of my first 7 fights were for titles, 5 National and 1 state.
After losing my first 4
I won my 5th fight which was a national title
Who am I

 

OOOOh I told you.
Bugger

 

Ricky Day I believe.