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  2019 Mixed Curling Championships
Posted by: ritchiebaby - 09-10-2019, 15:50 - Forum: Winter sports - Replies (7)

These Championships are set to take place in Aberdeen, Scotland, from Saturday 12 October until Saturday 19 October for 40 international teams with Kosovo and Nigeria making their Mixed debuts. The competitors are split into five groups as follows:

Group A: Belarus, Canada, Estonia, Germany, Hong Kong, Kosovo, Nigeria and Slovakia
Group B: Andorra, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Norway, New Zealand, Poland and Wales
Group C: Australia, Brazil, Spain, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Sweden and United States
Group D: Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Scotland, Slovenia, Chinese Taipei and Turkey
Group E: Austria, Belgium, England, Finland, France, Korea, Russia and Switzerland

Round-robin play begins at 08:00 on Saturday 12 October and concludes at 20:00 on 17 October after 24 sessions. At the conclusion of the round robin, the top three teams in each group, along with the best fourth-place finisher, will progress to the play-off stage. The teams are then ranked from one to 16 according to their final group placement and Draw Shot Challenge score. The play-off stage begins with the first session of the last-16 knock-out round at 09:00 on Friday 18 October, culminating in the bronze and gold medal games at 15:00 on Saturday 19 October.

Defending champions Canada begin their defence against Germany in the opening session. Ireland open against Slovenia with Scotland against Italy and England versus Austria, all at 12 noon. Wales play Poland at 16.00 with Ireland playing Italy, Scotland playing Japan and England playing France at 20.30.

On Sunday, Wales play Croatia at 08.00 with Scotland v Luxembourg and Ireland v Chinese Taipei scheduled for 16.00, followed by England v Switzerland and Wales v Denmark at 20.30.

England
4 : Stuart Brand (Vice-Skip)
3 : Fiona Spain (Skip)
2 : Jonathan Havercroft
1 : Kathryn Spain
Ireland
4 : John Wilson (Skip)
3 : Ailsa Anderson (Vice-Skip)
2 : Craig Whyte
1 : Niamh Begley Luke
Scotland
4 : Luke Carson (Skip)
3 : Kirstin Bousie (Vice-Skip)
2 : Mark Taylor
1 : Katie McMillan
Wales
4 : Adrian Meikle (Skip)
3 : Dawn Watson (Vice-Skip)
2 : Andrew Tanner
1 : Laura Beever

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  World Cup: Scotland 61 Russia 0
Posted by: 0762 - 09-10-2019, 12:45 - Forum: Rugby Union - No Replies

So a revised Scotland team "steps up to the plate" with lotsa tries plus the bonus pt to set up a massive quali place "up for grabs" v the host nation, Japan, in Yokohama on Sunday. In reality, this Russia side was effectively an amateur RU side that is slowly "finding its way" to a decent standard of international rugby union but "job done" by the Scottish players.

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  Prediction League Results/Tables Week 9, Beefys forecast comes up short
Posted by: bomberbrown1968 - 08-10-2019, 10:39 - Forum: West Bromwich Albion - Replies (7)

Pts CS CR GB BB SB
B.B.B. 10 1 3 5 -3 0
Sanjay 9 0 4 5 -3 1
A.A.A. 6 0 4 NP -3 1
Zinman 4 0 3 NP -3 1
Beefy 4 0 5 -3 -3 0
Themaclad 1 1 1 -3 -3 1
St Charles 1 0 3 -3 -3 1
Derby 0 0 3 -3 -3 0
Bomber -2 0 2 -3 -3 0

Well this week has to rank as one of the worst overall performances in my time of scoring the Prediction League!!! Nine posters managed to compile a paltry 33 points between them!! There were only 2 correct score predictions and the result at Man City v Wolves caused havoc with the Bonus Ball results and for likely the first week ever every player got their Bonus Ball wrong!!!!

Getting the top score this week, and being the only one in double figures is BBB with 10 points. He was one of 2 players to get a CR on the Gamball and one of only two players to get a CS!! Just a point behind him on 9 points is Sanjay, he was the only other one to get the CR on the Gamball. Bit of a drop to AAA in third place on 6 points, didn’t play the Gamball of course but got it wrong anyway and like Sanjay managed to at least get 4 CRs.

Zinman and Beefy share 4th spot with 4 points each. Zinman didn’t play the Gamball and as predicted he got it wrong anyway!! Beefy did play it and as could have been predicted got it wrong as well!!! He did at least manage to score points on 5 matches, the highest of anyone this week but missing on all his balls cost him!! Not sure this constitutes a comeback but at least he ends in mid-table for the week!! Bit of a drop then down to our league leader Themaclad and SCO in joint 6th with just 1 point each. Themaclad only scored on two matches, neither of which were balls but at least one was a CS and SCO only scored on three. Luckily for both of them the one point they ended up with was the Scoreball, saved them getting a duck!!

In 8th place was Derby, who did end up with a duck and might as well not bothered!!! He got 3 CRs and they were basically cancelled out by getting the Gamball and BB wrong!! Last place this week goes to Bomber, a rare bad week for him saw him end up on a negative with -2 points!! He got 2 CRs but got all his balls wrong to leave him going backwards!!!

Thankfully its the international break this week and I would expect all players will be happy with the rest, but boy there needs to be some changes and tactical work done to make sure this sort of performance is not repeated after the break!!!

Cheers
SCO

   

Themaclad suffered a rare bad week with only a single point and had his lead cut to just 2 points, but the best time to have a bad week is when everybody else does, Zinman reclaiming 2nd, only scoring 4 himself but enjoying a six point swing with Bomber who not only lost a place but also ended with a minus week to drop a little off the pace of the top two.

Sanjay closed up to within a point in 4th enjoying one of the best of a poor set of scores returned from the Premiership this week, as did BBB top scoring this week, sitting in 5th keeping nicely in touch for a tilt at the top, as does AAA who made up the trio of the mid-table men who returned the best scores to close the gap on the top 3. The top 6 are only covered by 14 points heading into the international break.

Our early season stragglers continue to struggle to come up with a decent week between them as SCO in 7th finds himself 13 points away from escaping the perils of the relegation play off place, with Derby another point back in 8th, both will be hoping that they return with batteries charged and fortunes improving before a relegation battle becomes a real possibilty. Beefy meanwhile may have to adjust his targets to maybe a double figure score or even in the teens before he can think about either an 18+ week or climbing off the bottom of the league.

Bomber



Amelia 12pts 0CS 6CR No balls
Lady Jane 9pts 1CS 3CR 5GB -3BB 1SB
Twerton 7pts 1CS 3CR -3GB 3BB 1SB
Baggie_One 4pts 1CS 4CR -3GB -3BB 0SB
Snooty 4pts 0CS 5CR -3GB -3BB 0SB
Stairs 1pt 0CS 3CR -3GB -3BB 1SB
MightyBrom 1pt 0CS 2CR 0GB -3BB 0SB
Joker -3pts 0CS 0CR 0GB -3BB 0SB

A very difficult week for the Championship - in fact I suspect that the total points scored in the division was lower than any previous week this season. Correct scores were at a premium - only 3 in total and the balls proved equally difficult with just one positive score on each of the gamball and bonus. We weren't helped by our friendly neighbours, Man Utd's continuing ineptitude, Spurs apparent implosion and Huddersfield's sudden impersonation of a football team. In fact the only reliable source of points this week came from our beloved Baggies with their game being the only one to accumulate more than 8 points for the Championship contenders.

Leading this week's table is Amelia with a week's high of 6 correct result predictions (though no correct scores). She was the only player to achieve double figures though may have missed out by not playing the bonus and score balls. Lady Jane makes it a 1 2 for our female competitors - only 3 correct predictions but one of them was the gamball (shame on you for predicting a Villa win) and she also managed this week's rare feat of getting a correct score. Twerton wisely put his bonus on Albion and secured third place as a result.

BaggieOne and Snooty are locked together in mid-table though with only 4 points. B1 gained from a correct score on Sunday's late game and Snooty's blind faith in Huddersfield finally paid off as he at least managed to stagger into positive territory for the week.

Stairs and MightyBrom were coming off a couple of very good weeks but came down to earth with a crash as they could both only manage a single point. Joker posted late and missed all of Saturday's games - if he hadn't posted at all he would have ended up with zero points for the week. Instead he chose to predict Sunday's games, got them both wrong and finished on minus 3 due to his bonus. I can only guess he and Beefy (another late poster) were "otherwise engaged" on Saturday morning.

Zin

   

Twerton stretches his lead this week to 9 points and is just a couple of points shy of the 100 mark for the season. It goes to show his consistency this year when you compare that it took him till week 15 to top the ton last season, while BaggieOne slips back into 2nd as the nearest challenger and enters the 2 week break holding on to one of the automatic promotion spots.

Joker more or less gave up that place by missing out the whole of Saturdays games and coming unstuck with the Manchester giants demise on Sunday, the fact that he's now predicted 16 games less than his rivals could be costing him dear, not only now but more importantly at the end of the season, the lead over Lady Jane in 4th is down to just a solitary point after what turned out to be a decent week for her.

Mightybrom, in 5th was another to have his advantage cut to a single point by Amelia up a place back into 6th who matched her best effort of the season so far and came out as the weeks top scorer having surely saved herself 6 points by leaving out the feature balls.

Stairs made way slipping back to 7th with just a point to show for his efforts this week, while Snooty had one of his better weeks, albeit the ones recently didn't take much bettering to sit at the bottom still adrift by 40 points.

Bomber

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  Pereira
Posted by: Alouion - 07-10-2019, 18:33 - Forum: West Bromwich Albion - Replies (3)

According to the Mail we have the opportunity to buy Pereira for £9m at the end of the season. The player has already agreed terms. Christmas has come early in West Bromwich!

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  We make you cry part 2
Posted by: themaclad - 07-10-2019, 11:14 - Forum: Preston North End - Replies (2)

https://twitter.com/i/status/1180811396151422977

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  HTAFC Prediction League 2019/20 Matchday 11 - international break
Posted by: Lord Snooty - 06-10-2019, 17:33 - Forum: Huddersfield Town - Replies (12)

2 points for a correct result
4 points for a correct score
2 points for each correct scorer
Correct joker doubles your score   Laugh     
Wrong joker result gives you minus 2
Correct Random Badger gives you 2 points Badger

The random badger Badger is used for any random prediction used once in each matchday sequence. For instance, a scorer at a particular match, the number of red cards in the matches or yellow cards or own goals or owt you want really within reason, I do need to be able to check whether it's correct or not. Please don't put stuff like....."Commentator says...."  Rolleyes
The joker  Laugh is played for one match in each sequence and if correct you get double points. So if you've predicted 1-0 and it finishes 2-0, you get 4 pts, but if you've predicted 2-0, that's 8 pts. But if you get it wrong, it's minus 2.
Jokers and badgers are optional. You don't have to play one if you don't want.


Cup games:
In the event of a draw, it's half the points if you've predicted a draw when it gets to 90 mins and the full points if it's still a draw after extra time. Half the points will be awarded for correctly predicting the winner of the match if it goes to penalties.

Random score generator: I will be using the random score generator again for those who miss predicting, so we shouldn't get some people too far behind that after missing a couple of weeks they lose all interest, because I know it's not easy getting on here every week.
To be fair to everybody, this is going to be like, say if three people in one week miss their predictions, the first one in the table will be given all 0-0, the second one down the line will get 1-0 and the third will get 0-1 and so on, like if there's four missing the 4th will get 1-1, then 5th 2-1, 6th 1-2. and if there are so many missing, might as well pack in. Wink
And if you miss two weeks on the trot, I'll stop until you come back on again. Not doing it for half a season like I did t'other year.  Rolleyes

Thursday 10th October:
Euro qualifying:

Netherlands v Northern Ireland
Slovakia v Wales
Russia v Scotland

Friday 11th October:
Czech Republic v England
England scorers:

Saturday 12th October:
Georgia v Republic of Ireland (14:00)

Sunday 13th October:
Wales v Croatia (19:45)
Scotland v San Marino (17:00)

Monday 14th October:
Bulgaria v England
England scorers:

Tuesday 15th October:
Switzerland v Republic of Ireland

Bonus matches:
Saturday:
League 2:

Morecambe v Bradford City

Sunday:
League 1:

Coventry City v Tranmere Rovers (12:00)


Table after Matchday 10:
jjamez = 226 pts
neonfoxinthebox = 216 pts
themaclad = 216 pts
Amelia Chaffinch = 213 pts
theo_luddite = 212 pts
SHEP_HTAFC = 200 pts
Baggiebob(BBB) = 197 pts
ritchiebaby = 192 pts
St Charles Owl = 192 pts
Lord Snooty = 183 pts
Beefy 1965 = 147 pts

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  Livingston 2 Celtic 0 - a Christie "red card" pivotal in losing this game!
Posted by: 0762 - 06-10-2019, 16:19 - Forum: Celtic - Replies (1)

So Celtic's 1st loss in 27 consecutive domestic matches happens on an artificial pitch on a rainy day in West Lothian. So Rangers will likely top the Premiership at the end of Sunday afternoon - can't see any slip up v lowly Hamilton Accies!! Ryan Christie receiving a "rare" straight yellow card for an "over the top" challenge on Robinson and it was a deserved punishment from ref, Gollum! However, I can't figure how a player, with no history for this type of offence, would do this and let down all his team mates and management/coaching staff?? Bizarre! But giving opponents like Livy a player advantage on their artificial pitch is not recommended!! Also noticeable that Celtic dropping league pts before and after Euro footie commitments and that is no coincidence (deja vu!) but just part of the ambition of a big Scot footie club trying to compete on as many "footie fronts" as possible.

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  Chesterfield Prediction League 2019/2020 Matchday 16
Posted by: spireitematt - 06-10-2019, 02:15 - Forum: Chesterfield - Replies (6)

If you do your predictions after these specified times, they will not be accepted.

Weekend games 12 pm
Midweek games 7:30 pm

Just a reminder that you can use your  Laugh  on any fixture, but its not compulsory!! Get it right and you will score double points but getting it wrong will result in -2 points, so the reward and risk are there for all!!

Tuesday 8th October

AFC Fylde 2-2 Chesterfield
Aldershot Town 1-0 Dover Athletic
Barnet 2-1 Bromley
Barrow 3-0 Boreham Wood
Eastleigh 2-2 Maidenhead United
Ebbsfleet United 0-3 Torquay United
FC Halifax 6-0 Chorley
Notts County 2-0 Dagenham & Redbridge
Solihull Moors 2-0 Sutton United
Wrexham 0-2 Harrogate Town
Yeovil Town 2-1 Woking

Wednesday 9th October
Stockport County 2-0 Hartlepool United

League Table after Matchday 15
Amelia = 216
Dancing = 200
Theo = 186
SaltergateBorn = 162
St Charles = 152
Lord Snoots = 150
Spireitematt = 134
Devon = 98

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  The Footballing World Is Coming To An End
Posted by: Arcane Astral Aeons - 04-10-2019, 22:06 - Forum: West Bromwich Albion - Replies (2)

oh deary me
bloody tabloid journalists(i use that term tongue in cheek)
crisis at Man U
crisis at Spurs
Newcastle etc etc etc

who(apart from those clubs supporters)give a flying bats crap?
reading the papers(well looking at the pictures)you would think the world of football is grinding to a sudden halt

lets face it Man U have been in decline for a while
Spurs aint a team at all=kane plus a few guests
Newcastle=say no more

at least after this weekend we get a break from the premier league crap

aint we glad we aint part of the crap league

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  Terrier Stripes v Tiger Stripes 5th October 2019
Posted by: theo_luddite - 04-10-2019, 17:43 - Forum: Huddersfield Town - Replies (17)

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Town v Hull City

McGalphsmiths Stadium
On the banks of the Colne
Near the Gasworks Gasometer, next to the Odeon
Just off Leeds Road
Look for the Prima Donna League Floodlights
HD1 6PG

Saturday 5th October
Kick-off 15:00
(This could catch on, it's far better than 12:00 Sunday)



Pre-match Mumble

We're playing Hull, who like them over the Humber Estuary, only sing when their fishin'.
So let's start with a fishin' song



Town go into this game on the back of a 2 match unbeaten run, finally some light at the end of the tunnel, but we're not quite out of the Dire Straights just yet.  Rolleyes

It's something we've not been able to say since last November when we took 7 points from 3 games, which of course included the customary beating of Wolves at their's, and the last 2 matches of last season when we drew twice. The Tigers colours are not too far away from Wolves so let's treat them the same boys. Wolves in February was our last home win, now seriously, come on lads, the monkey is off our backs, time to get another home win and haul the rest of the table back into reach.

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Last Time Out

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We won ugly in Smoke-on-Stench on Tuesday night. I'll take that because we've been losing trying (and failing miserably) to play pretty football for far too long.



Sorry - but all the vids on YouTube for that song are as entertaining as a Stoke v Town match on a cold wet Tuesday in Smoke-on-Stench and they don't even have a winning goal in the last few minutes either.  Tongue

We've started scoring goals, which we'd forgotten how to do, we've started picking up points, which we'd forgotten how to do and we've finally won a game, which none of us can remember when we last did that (it was Wolves and we got pissed after the match - well during it in my case as I was down my local).

'ull on t'other 'and beat Wendies 1-0 at 'ome.

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We've yet to beat 'ull in a Chumpionship match, however our Head Teacher knows how to beat their's.

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Last time we met

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Back in April 2016, Town were trying not to get relegated, Hull were trying to get promoted, but the form coming in maybe said a different story. Wagbo was just starting to wave his magic wand for Town but a mostly unfit squad suddenly doing double training stints and training at 8:00 pm for night matches was trying to get their heads around this German chaps methods.

Town thought we'd won it when Harry McGuire (wonder what happened to him? quiet lad apparently  Whistle ) scored an own goal for Town on 90 minutes. The Wagbo revolution wasn't quite yet in full swing or at full fitness either back then and we conceded just before we turned the floodlights off to finish 2-2.

Plod watch
That game (unless I'm very much mistaken and if I am then it was the game before) was watched by a half empty stadium when you'd have expected Hull, riding high , to sell out most of their allocation in the South Stand. Well they did, except we were only allowed to give them a few hundred tickets.

Why was that then?

Well, you see, power corrupts, especially when Plod is given power to make decisions about who can go to football matches and when football matches are played and the local Plods given charge of policing Huddersfield Town games also seemed to be closet L666s fans at the time and were certainly corrupt.

For reasons only the two clowns concerned could explain,
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West Yorkshire Plod on Duty last weekend down Leeds Road

which I don't recall they ever really did properly, they decided Hull fans were a bunch of raging hooligans and should be limited to a paltry number of tickets. I've not Googled it and can't be arsed to do so, well it's my thread and I'll research what I like, and like the Plodders concerned, neither did they at the time.

In order to attend the match, Hull fans had to get on a coach in Hull, even if they lived in West Yorkshire or even Lancashire and beyond. They then had to collect tickets from Plod at Hartshead Moor Services, who was likely taking names, addresses and inside leg measurements and it wasn't so they could send them all Christmas Cards either and weren't allowed to drink owt stronger than a can of Fanta.

Hull fans quite rightly outraged by the slur on their character pursued this long after the match was over, and eventually got the apology they deserved. Plod, having made up this fairy tale, once realising they'd stirred up a bit of a hornets nest on Hull Docks when researching all over social media, probably just YouTube tbh as they were obviously too thick to look anywhere else for any dirt they could find on Hull fans - and drew blanks, more blanks and even more blanks.

Now these clowns as I said had previous. Whenever any combination of Town, L66d6s and Sadford came up for a match on the same day, one of us had to shift the fixture, and more often than not it wasn't L666s that had to shift. West Yorkshire's finest couldn't cope apparently with crowds at the time that might have totalled, ooh, 35-40,000 tops at the time. What they really  meant was that two games on one night = one lot of overtime spread thinly. Two games on two nights = two lots of overtime spread as thick as you like. 3 games on 3 nights - whoo, hoo, book your holidays boys and girls. Shortly after, Plod started trying to get football clubs to pay for policing their games as Joe Public to a small extent and the local authorities who paid the wage bill were starting to ask about all the overtime payments.

Funny how that all went quiet after the Hull fans won that battle. Well done boys and girls, you didn't even have to threaten them with a coach load of Hull Dockers Wives calling round to see them after work. Thumb up

I might be wrong again, I often am, but since those two were hauled over the coals and given (ahem) other duties, we've barely seen any problems at home games ..... other than the obvious ones. You know who you are.

We've played 'em before
Could it possibly be any closer?

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Form Table

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Mostly covered above for Town. Hull are unbeaten in 5, some impressive results there too.
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Our win on Tuesday put us in the nosebleeds, 3rd from bottom, but Wednesday nights results and a late goal from Barnsalee put us back to 2nd bottom.

T'other table

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New Arrivals and Late Departures
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You wouldn't say they've spent an huggin now would you?
The long lasting after effects of having Bruce as a manager eh?

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Not exactly received a raike either  Tongue
Definitely the long lasting after effects of having Bruce as a manager eh?

No great surprise when they've a Chairlump who's wanted to get out more or less ever since he led them back out of the Prima Donna League - mind you he was daft enough to set Bruce on as Coach at the time and let him spend saft brass on even safter playaz.
Assem Allam
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Just change shirts at half-time chaps

A few that have played for both.
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But we've now got the best of the bunch - not sure, unless it was wages, why they they let him go. Any 'ull fans reading that have an opinion?

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As many spell his name incorrectly, let me remind you - he doesn't do Tossed Salad and Scrambled Eggs.
What?
They're calling again?
Good night Seattle.

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They can't all win

With only 5 more wins (than them) needed to catch L666s, assuming they are going to be falling apart again, here's this weekends fixtures.

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Pressers on Radio Local
Head Teach' Mr. D. Cowley
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Top Notch Exchange Student Keeper - Grabara
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07q0nsv


Any 'Ull Fans having a butchers looking for places to eat where to park etc?
It's all in here - don't believe the ticket prices though, that could do with an update.
https://www.footballgroundguide.com/leag...expand=all

Next up

It's another one of them there 't'International Breaks but after that we've got Bollackburn Rovers away and Smoggiesboro at home. That one's on Wednesday night for reason's that I can't fathom but someone will enlighten me no doubt. The first one is Saturday Lunch time just after the pubs open - or in my case I'm cooking breakfast. Off over the pond again folks to the magical snow covered wasteland just norf of where MnT lives to go play with the polar bears again.
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You still out there MnT? You've been very quiet if you are.

If you can't get to the match, watch the match on the tellybox or listen to Oggy and The Hairdresser, you can always do what the chaps in Hull do .....

go Trawling .....



Well, they used to.
My word, Hull docks look a lot better than last time I saw them. Hell, they even get sunshine now Laugh

Song sounds familiar for some reason   .....  hey Tom, you heard this one?  Oh maybe not, too late to worry now and be all Petty about it.  Whistle

I'll get me coat.

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