[theo_luddite]

PS - that hubby of yours needs hosing down and scrubbing with a yard brush according to his post up the page a bit. That or roll him around the yard in the snow in the morning.

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Embarrassing stats for Reading v Wigan and this was before the game finished.

Apparently they've not won at home, except against us, since we beat them at Wemberlee - well give or take a few matches.



Not that we'd ever, no, nay, never, have embarrassing stats like this against us at home.

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We're two places higher but still only 2 points above the trap door. Squeaky bum time.

[Amelia Chaffinch]

PS - that hubby of yours needs hosing down and scrubbing with a yard brush according to his post up the page a bit. That or roll him around the yard in the snow in the morning.

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Embarrassing stats for Reading v Wigan and this was before the game finished.

Apparently they've not won at home, except against us, since we beat them at Wemberlee - well give or take a few matches.



Not that we'd ever, no, nay, never, have embarrassing stats like this against us at home.

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We're two places higher but still only 2 points above the trap door. Squeaky bum time.

I sent him out to get me chocolate.

[Lord Snooty]

PS - that hubby of yours needs hosing down and scrubbing with a yard brush according to his post up the page a bit. That or roll him around the yard in the snow in the morning.

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Embarrassing stats for Reading v Wigan and this was before the game finished.

Apparently they've not won at home, except against us, since we beat them at Wemberlee - well give or take a few matches.



Not that we'd ever, no, nay, never, have embarrassing stats like this against us at home.

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We're two places higher but still only 2 points above the trap door. Squeaky bum time.

I sent him out to get me chocolate.

A pack of 4 Double Deckers from t' Asda. Any excuse to post this beauty of an advert from the brilliant Charlie Chuck.  

[theo_luddite]

What are you 2 like?

[jjamez]

Jack and Vera Duckworth is my guess

[Amelia Chaffinch]

Ay up, chuck.

[Lord Snooty]

Jack and Vera Duckworth is my guess

[jjamez]

hear ye, hear ye, the answers are here

1) easy, bermudan striker--Wahki Nells
2) easy, midfielder that joined town on loan from forest--Jamie Paterson
3) another midfielder who had two loan spells at town, was called yellow by a leeds commentator--Kasey and the sunshine band palmer
4) full back that came through towns system, left for an ill fated premier league spell and found himself out on loan a few times, before coming back to yorkshire (helmet)--Jac khunt
5) had a spell on loan at town as a youngster and has since found himself being sent from pillar to post as makeweights for other transfers--oooohh benik afobeee
6) striker who had a short loan spell at bristol from town, never scored for bristol and only scored 5 for town. hardly a knockout--Martin Patterson
7) had two spells at town and rejoined the club from bristol where he was well regarded by their fans at the time, was top scorer for them in one season--Jon Stead
8) defender who had a brother who also played for town but not at the same time, spent 4 years at bristol-- Boom Boom Mccombe
9) Striker who had a short spell at town on loan which then was turned into a permanent deal, started off well for town but endured a barren spell and fell out of favour with the manager and departed on a couple of loans before his contract was terminated--Phil Jevons


and the team of yesteryear

gk- homegrown goalkeeper who some felt was forced out of the club, has come back on numerous occasions as a visiting goalkeeper--Alex Smithies
rb- scouse full back that played equally on the right as he did the left, was signed from scotland, went to lancashire after being released by town-- Calum Woods
lb- another that was signed from scotland, had 3 seasons at town and has played for two scottish rivals in his time-- Paul Dixon
cb- defender who had his fair share of injuries, a bit of a fan favorite and prone to scoring belters--Joel Lynch
cb- another scouse defender who led from the front in his 5 years at the club, known for making his recovery tackles--Peter Clarke
cm- signed from blackpool and had two seasons at the club making 38 appearances for the club before departing for fleetwood--Keith Southern
cm- followed his former manager to sign for the club and had a two year spell at the club and became a key part of the midfield before leaving to join a divisional rival and earning promotion there--Adam Clayton
cm- midfielder who joined from a premier league side, was a frustrating player as he was capable of good things but didnt always show it. Has been promoted to the premier league on three occasions, with the third team being the one to finally give him his premier league debut--Oliver Norwood
rw- winger who had 6 years at the club and put effort in down the flank but didnt always have the end product. scored his first town goal in this game--Sean Scannell
lw- another scouse who initially joined town on a loan deal which then became a permanent transfer, caused a bit of trouble on and off the pitch for town leading him to fall out of favour with the manager and sent out on loan and later released--Adam Hammill
st- Non league striker who managed to make the step up and forge a decent career for himself in the professional leagues both at town and after departing--Lee Novak

subs- a goalden oldie when he joined the club as a challenger to the starter, finished his career at the club and is now a coach at a fellow championship side--Ian Bennett
subs-not as good as his cousin--Anthony Gerrard
subs- hammer of a left foot and probably spent the vast majority of his time here trying to work out what sort of player he wanted to be. is now a solid championship player--Danny Ward
subs- a midfielder who was signed after putting in good performances against us, it never worked for him here, or anywhere else for that matter afterwards--Anton Robinson
subs- scottish defender who signed on a deadline day, was raved about by some town managers but never got a consistent shot in the team like stankovic, has since gone on to be a solid player elsewhere--Murray Mint Wallace
subs- another player who never quite fit in at the club due to his versatility, left the club and wound up having a few seasons in the premier league as well as an international career, is now playing north of the border--Scott Arfield
subs- probably most famous for a fa cup goal for town and also wrestling a goalkeeper into his own goal and it counting. looked promising on debut, a donkey pretty much every other time after--Alan Alan Lee

well done to those who got them