Foxmeister

CBA to do the whole lot but I have never been so unsure as to what to expect. Excited to see the youngsters and think a few of the senior pros who have been on the fringes might do well, I’ve got a feeling Skipp will boss this league.

I wouldn’t have said so, Hull were skint, had a terrible owner and could barely put a side out.

I’m pretty sure they were taking the piss.

Exactly, the money goes up the talent pool stays the same.

For similar reasons we thought Hull would be a walk over on the opening day in 2016 and that didn’t work out. Any win will do for me.

It’s all relative, everyone had basic facilities back then. Most clubs don’t have a Banks, Shilton or Wallington for decades, never mind all 3 in such a short space of time. There’s some good fortune involved.

I wonder how many times I’ve made something up and it’s on a forum somewhere “a Leicester mate of mine reckons……”?

I was in Barbados for the opening day, our game wasn’t on TV so we were listening on the club commentary channel. I think it was the only home game we missed that season.

Similarities with Fryatt for us. Bombed in his first season, filled his boots in L1 and then did well in the Championship.

We were in a chain of clubs with sell on clauses for Ashley Ward back in the day. The last 2 in that chain were Man City paying Crewe about £25 out of a £4m transfer.

It’s a decent evening out at a fair price and the riders chat to fans. There aren’t many sports where you can speak to a World Champion before they race.

Met him a few times in O Bar, he’s a decent bloke, but he does come across as a bit sulky.

Free is when they’re still under contract but go to another club without a fee.

Behind the Gobi Desert

No chance when we’re run by a pair of jokers.

I think he’s covered the confirmation part all by himself.

He looks like he’d turn up on a stag weekend, try to be everyone’s best mate and act like a knob.

Are Indian seconds slower than hours? Little mention on comms too, they seem scared of a backlash.

Sledging him is easy, having your words smashed down your throat for 4 hours with his bat not so much.

Converse thread laughable but likeable featuring Ian Ormondroyd.

Savage also went full sheep shagger after he retired

David Speedie

I can’t believe you really mean that, success and disappointment are only ever temporary in a football club’s history. One thing’s for certain our experience of both is unparalleled in the game. I’d rather have this lifelong ride on Smiler than be an Everton fan at the hook a duck stall.

I’m in the HMS Piss the League bracket, mainly because I love the game, I love the club (if not everyone there) and the good times will roll around again.

By my reckoning, when we reached 300 yesterday Kent became the first team who can’t catch us.