Sir Daniel Gooch

[Flashheart]

Isn't the Gooch the bit between the balls and the ring-piece?

[DarloSTFC84]

Isn't the Gooch the bit between the balls and the ring-piece?

Yeah, it fucking hurts when you underestimate the height of a railing, slip down and make full contact with it on the Gooch...

Apparently.

[Pete]

We also have lots of signs to Clitheroe.. which make you chuckle once someone points out what is says if you break the name in half...

I think Clitheroe was part of of the Scunthorpe problem, along with Penistone and Lightwater. Internet filters went mad.

[Red and Proud]

Isn't the Gooch the bit between the balls and the ring-piece?

I understand the bit you refer to and it's equivelent female version to the the Taint. Taint you ball, taint yer arse. Likewise taint the flange and taint the arse.

[Skinny Pete]

One of County Kerry's most famous gaelic footballers of recent years was nicknamed 'The Gooch'.

Fact!

How fucking beautiful a backdrop this is - to be sure

[Reg Smeeton]

 Pleased to find a painting in the Bath Road art gallery this afternoon, a fine piece " the Back of Gooch Street"  Here it is fellow art fans...



Fella called Ronald Thexton.

There's also a bit of a special display until Jan of paintings by a Royal Academician....Craigie Aitchison, I think they're a bit shit, but will have another look, just to see if there's something I'm missing.

[Sir red ken]

Pleased to find a painting in the Bath Road art gallery this afternoon, a fine piece " the Back of Gooch Street"  Here it is fellow art fans...



Fella called Ronald Thexton.

There's also a bit of a special display until Jan of paintings by a Royal Academician....Craigie Aitchison, I think they're a bit shit, but will have another look, just to see if there's something I'm missing.

That painting is fantastic, I shall go forth and peruse it in person

[Combe Down]

Isn't the Gooch the bit between the balls and the ring-piece?

I thought that was called the perineum. Anyway, if only Gooch had thrown his sandwich somewhere else maybe Swindon would have remained a quaint market town atop a hill. Rather than be ruined by the invasion of the railway & all the related problems.