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It changed to The Withins when I was in the 5th year.

Townsend took the slipper to me too. My crime? going indoors for a slash at dinnertime. Twat.

Are the junior away kits in the club shop yet? Grandson wants one.

Helmet Schon

Hare & Hounds.

The Lever Bridge is going to be a HMO apparently. But, as usual, I may be wrong.

Just spent very pleasant 3 nights in Jersey. Spotlessly clean, & plenty pubs to go at.

My favourite at the moment is over the top of the bedroom door. Drives her mental.

Good ale in there like you say. I call in for a couple most days ont way home from work. And, only 7 quid a year membership.

Paid.

In fact, I'm going to start carrying "Just in case" beer mats with me from now on. Especially when I travel abroad. I'll get 11 for Hamburg next month @tomski

Nowt worse than a boozer that doesn't have beer mats. Infuriating.

Most these so called "premium" beers are brewed in the U.K. anyway. Moretti (Manchester), Stella, Becks & Corona (South Wales), Madri (Yorkshire). They're shite. Give me a pint of real ale any day. At least you know what you're getting. And a Belgian beer always goes down well.

Franny Lee & Wynn Davies?

3 nights in Krakow next week. 4 nights in Hamburg April. Then, err, that's it up to now for this year.

Yep. Well, I'm here.

Definitely! Roll on April.

Me & the wife went Saturday afternoon. We shall not be going again next year. Far too small for the amount of folk there. Or, am I just getting old?🙂

They have them in Australia.

Paul Heaton still splits his royalties with former members of The Housemartins & Beautiful South.

I have a screw picket at home. Dug up near High Wood on the Somme (I didn't dig it up by the way). Along with a few shell cases that I found, also near High Wood.

They vote where they're registered to vote.

Away Guide | Stevenage (awaygames.co.uk)

Yep. Me too.

The smaller sister of Darcy Lever Viaduct, Burnden comprises six 73-foot lattice spans which were replaced in 1882, 34 years after they first carried trains. Originally the pillars were 15 feet higher but the land beneath was raised to accommodate a dual carriageway. This resulted in the River Croal being culverted and the Manchester, Bolton and Bury canal filled-in. Today, the structure is Grade II listed.