Tonge moor green jacket

Did Pembrokeshire last year. A couple of places were busy but found a couple of beaches with few people on. Great countryside etc, and the blue-est sea I've ever seen

Reminds me of the reporter in Aus interviewing a landlord for refusing to let to Asians. The landlord had actually said agents.

As was mentioned earlier the information revealed by the EFL was apparently publicly available, but the bn missed the opportunity to clarify things. According to the bn article ( last week I think) the club had initially denied that we had squad restrictions. Don't know what the truth of all this is but I can't see what harm the clarification from the EFL did. Perhaps I'm being thick. But as said previously ken is an experienced business man and I'm sure he can manage to attentions of the st. I'm sure in the coming years we'll have our eyes opened by stuff that leaks out; from previous and current incumbents. Not convinced entirely buy any of the current parties: but will reserve judgement until things are sorted and become clearer.

Might backfire if the groundsman does then for unfair dismissal. Obviously don't know the full situation, but if every employee got sacked for making a mistake, we'd be fucked.

Any organisation can only represent the views of its members- I presume the st stance has been agreed upon previously (if not the methodology). Plenty aren't happy with them, fair enough, but are you really that bothered? Can only speak for myself but I'm not- what will be will be. If others are and are prepared to give their efforts then fair enough. I don't see ka being overly bothered either, I'm sure he's experienced enough to manage the situation- he'll do what he wants/needs to.

Well what did you think?

Thought it was a fella- a young version of meatloaf.

Unfortunately many of these protests descend into chaos. Hijacked by fuckwits that have not necessarily got any affiliation to the cause- just out for trouble. Agree people should be allowed to protest, but when they impact detrimentally on residents, businesses etc then you can understand peoples ire.

A bit camp maybe. Enjoy his shows though. How far away is the eden project?

I understand that- however as we have heard the current owners could be up before the beak soon if they aren't submited.

How many owners aren't? Whether it be for money or ego? If the st was 'in it for themselves' but made a good job of running the club then that would be fine. No one's saying all is rosy within the st, but as I'm neither a member nor know any of the board it would be wrong to make loads of assumptions. Same with KA, not convinced but he seems to have done OK so far, so won't go round slagging him off either. Once (if) the accounts are published, and also come the end of the season I'm sure we'll be more enlightened.

The comments section on that is interesting.

If KA was putting his own money in then there's the question of why do delays in wages keep happening? Something not quite right. No one really knows what's going on; also no one else supposedly interested in buying the club- given our strong league position, relatively low debt, and many high earners leaving at the season's end- for a comparatively modest sum we may be worth a gamble, but its not happening. I agree it'd help if they had some money behind them, but who knows what will happen in the future.

He had his op last night and is in a stable condition

Reading that last sentence: presumably that was part of the master plan! Don't know if I'd really want to go to a place like that.

Good effort today, not been much between the teams this series; India's spinners perhaps the difference. Presumably Cook's fault still though.

Ryan mason taken a nasty blow from our gaz. Hopefully nowt serious but took nine minutes to get him off.

Seems like another decent finish on the cards.

Unfortunately they've recently sold the water cannon.

Morticia on the left at the front holding a T-shirt.

Those mugs have been fucked over already. Far fewer are going to be able to go for a midweek game now. The only positive I can see is that we have the chance to get back to winning ways at home now- wasn't confident of our chances today.

Indeed. Presumably they'll stay over the night before the rescheduled game though and that'll cost. To be honest, the staying down bit is not the main issue for me- its the backlog, and surely a few phone calls and discussions immediately after postponement could have yielded a game on Tuesday/Wednesday.

Take that though.

I did wonder if they'd stay down after palace. You're right- they have to sort out policing etc; but in all reality it is doable- they just won't.

Dale being hammered.