GorlestonFox Posted 4 May 2013 Author Posted 4 May 2013 Who would win.... you decide Epic rap battles of history!!
mahoosive Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Robin Hood is not real and that's the only thing nottingham is famous for
mrmagoomc4 Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 robin hood is make believe a bit like forrest on the other hand richard III like the mighty leicester are a legend
GorlestonFox Posted 4 May 2013 Author Posted 4 May 2013 yeah it was on Radio Leicester, they also seemed impressed with the free t-shirts haha
Guest Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Richard of York trying to put one over the Lancashire boys.
Spudulike Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Richard of York trying to put one over the Lancashire boys. Richard of York was his Dad. Richard III was Duke of Gloucester.
Fox92 Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 I'm from Robin Hood Country so I'm going with him. (sorry guys!) Here underneath this little stone Lies Robert Earl of Huntington Never archer there as he so good And people called him Robin Hood Such outlaws as him and his men Will England never see again
Aus Fox Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 I'm from Robin Hood Country so I'm going with him. (sorry guys!) Here underneath this little stone Lies Robert Earl of Huntington Never archer there as he so good And people called him Robin Hood Such outlaws as him and his men Will England never see again You're from Doncaster? Lovely part of the world
Fox92 Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 You're from Doncaster? Lovely part of the world He isn't from Yorkshire. So lets not start this debate.
kingfox Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Daniel Lambert comes in and squashes both of them to death.
Kitchandro Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 He isn't from Yorkshire. So lets not start this debate. Well he is, so...
Fox92 Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Well he is, so... The extensive forest of Loxley extended as far south east as Nottinghamshire, where it joined up with Sherwood Forest.
Kitchandro Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 The extensive forest of Loxley extended as far south east as Nottinghamshire, where it joined up with Sherwood Forest. On that same Wikipedia page it says 'Ballads from the High Middle Ages published in the Child Ballads such as A Gest of Robyn Hode, Robin Hood and the Monk, Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne, and Robin Hood and the Potter, as well as Sir Walter Scott's 1820 novel Ivanhoe all point to a possible South Yorkshire birth for the legend.' It's the general consensus that he was actually from Yorkshire. And Little John was from Leicester and he beat Robin in that stick fight so there
Fox92 Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 This argument will always continue, I don't think nobody actually knows. But I will always stand by my opinion, especially living in 'Robin Hood Country'.
Vlad the Fox Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Undoubtably Richard III, if he could be bothered to go to Doncaster he would cut his thieving head off.
ruisliptiger Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Thing is, since you dug up old Dickie your form has been appalling. Perhaps you should ship him off to Yorkshire ASAP and get rid of the curse.
Fox92 Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Undoubtably Richard III, if he could be bothered to go to Doncaster he would cut his thieving head off. He could be bothered... He used to travel between York and Leicester, and stay in the exact town where I'm actually from. (We don't try and claim him. Nobody has cared for the last 300 years, or whatever).
Vlad the Fox Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 He could be bothered... He used to travel between York and Leicester, and stay in the exact town where I'm actually from. (We don't try and claim him. Nobody has cared for the last 300 years, or whatever). Sorry, was this a serious historical question?
foxfanazer Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Thing is, since you dug up old Dickie your form has been appalling. Perhaps you should ship him off to Yorkshire ASAP and get rid of the curse. that's actually true
Fox92 Posted 4 May 2013 Posted 4 May 2013 Sorry, was this a serious historical question? Not sure. I'm getting into it now ... Will have to continue post match though (everybody can't wait for that), I'm heading over to the match thread!
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