Bisham Abbey

'Cause before, when it first started, they'd done, like, um...

Remember Bishop Abbey?

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Of England.

Yeah.

So what they do, they go Bishop Abbey and do just, like, training session, different drills and finishing.

And what they'd do is, like, a report.

Bucklebury, by the way, is a village in Berkshire, just east of London.

Also in Berkshire is Bisham Abbey, which is the subject of our second Ghost Story Nugget.

Here's what Madame Westwood and Simpson have to say about that.

This fine Tudor building on the site of a 14th century priory was given by Henry VIII to Anne of Cleves and then passed to the Hobie family, one of whom, Sir Thomas Hobie, died in 1566 at the relatively young age of 36.

His widow, Lady Elizabeth Hobie, married again, her second husband being John Lord Russell, and lived to be 81.

Like many aristocratic women of the period, she was learned in Latin, Greek, and theology, and is remembered as a stern, forceful character.

Her portrait, by a follower of Holbein, can be seen in the Great Hall of Bisham Abbey, now a National Sports Center.

Her tomb, with marble effigy, is in Bisham Church.

It was almost that was a bit of a reset to then go back to the calm, right? We've practiced this.

What happens when we're at Bishop Abbey? You're 1-0 down.

How do you react? It's 2-1.

You need to score two goals.