Juan.Kerr

THat's about the size of it. Another day, another dozen questions.

We can't finish teams off. The hard work was done, all we needed was concentration and we were home and dry. Well not dry but good as. Very disappointing end.

I don't know what the fucks going on, me.

At least it looks like HMRC have shit out in their efforts to close us down. Small victories, but victories. We live to fight another day.

I think I got BT dial-up in 2002 after I got made redundant but only really used the computer as a word processor (mostly for White Love) until 2003 when I happened across you lot. The rest, as they say, etc. etc.

Depends if we can beat HMRC next week. If we do it could kick start the season. I can see us still in the Chumpionship, in another relegation battle, but without this seasons bad luck.

We can get off the bottom again with a win and a bit of good fortune elsewhere. Us 2 - 1

Valantine my arse. And thats not an offer.

If we can get into them Brighton early we've a chance of a draw. If we go behind I fear the worst. NLSWA

In the scale of things it's a good signing for them, as long as he's not trout injured. We could have haddock him back if we'd had a few squid.

If the players come out and get stuck in from the first, why not. Lets give it a go.

I've not read all 70odd posts, but Bristol, Charlton and Rotherham are 6 pointers. We've only got to be the best out of the worst four sides and we live to fight another day. By far the stiffest opposition this season is the Taxman.

No wonder we're in the shit.

All we need is for them to realise the situation we are in and work like fuck to get us out of it. The rest will follow.

They still do in Farnworth - I imagine.

My daughter did. Was in hospital there for about three weeks. Other than that she enjoyed it immensely.

Skyline Webcam has a good live feed of the Market Square in Bruges. I can't get the link to work.

That's a pity as I thought we were a bit better in the second half, and improved after Mavis went off. Feeney remembered he could run with the ball and we looked a bit more up for it.

If only strong smelling urune was the only worry.

Stan 'Beggin' Bowles Bouncing Petr Chec (apologies if they are twicers).

So you're suggesting rearguard action.

I can't be bothered waiting, me. I've seen home brewed beer cloudy as fck poured from height to get a head on it, unsuccessfully I might add. Leave it to the experts is my motto.

I cycled down to Darcy Lever Cricket Club years ago and the beer delivery had included a case of GL which the cricket club were selling off cheap. I had a few and when it was time to go home I got half way up Smiths Brow before my head fell off. I finished up chucking my bike over the fence near the lodges and going to find it the following day. They used to call it knicker dropper (Gold Label, not my bike).

21. Some memories there. My dad used to take me, mum and brothers all over the place in the car. He never went to the match though, he would have a walk round the town and meet us after.

Sorry, I meant that crowds of 28.000 every week would have made a club for sale a more attractive proposition. Financially we would have been stronger, atmosphere would have been better. The whole matchday experience would have been better. Unless you wanted a pint and a hotdog that is.