gazza77

Don't get a second bracelet and get your arms stuck together. Keep doing it as long as you feel up to it. It's clearly something you enjoy, others do too to participate so keep up the good work.

Let's face it, all this is doing is asking fans for a cash payment, unless they get someone prepared to stick a sizeable amount in. Nothing wrong with that, and they're not the only club to take such an approach. I'd agree that calling it "an investment" is pushing the definition however, though again it's not out of the ordinary for this sort of ask.

Isn't Leigh nearer to the Welsh border than featherstone?

"He adds further depth to Sean Long’s side which boasts an already impressive backline including Mark Kheirallah, Brandon Pickersgill, Craig Hall and Chris Hankinson." I guess that answers the question as to whether Pickersgill is signed up for 2023.

Not unusual for loan players. Might as well get full time training rather than sitting on his backside all day waiting for our evening sessions.

He was at York the year before. No idea how he went however.

Also played 6 times for Warrington. Was only on loan at Newcastle later in the season.

I'm a Fev fan, and whilst I always want us to win, I'm really there for the entertainment. We don't always get that. The last 80 minutes have been fantastic entertainment. Well done both teams, and fantastic for England.

Equally, I seem to recall whilst Bulls fans were generally disappointed to see him leave, they pretty much universally felt he shouldn't be anywhere near stand off/one of the two halves.

For anyone thinking of a French trip.

I'm not going to say we don't, but given Ford & a highly rated Lacans, plus Wildie for cover, we're in a pretty good place at the moment. A "big name" won't necessarily provide us with anything better, though the fact we were talking to Kyle Laybut would indicate we're still looking.

I have a 23 year old MX5 as part of my fleet, and it costs comparatively bobbins to maintain. No abs, traction control or other electronic safety measures, no sensors here there and everywhere and very few electrics (no central locking for example) means less to go wrong. Repairing technology costs, and as safety regs mean increasing technology it's only likely to get worse, whether ice, electric, hydrogen or any other power source.

I've had experience of independent places not knowing their elbow from the hole in their backside and had dealer groups provide excellent service foc. Equally, I often use independent local garages and specialists that I trust to do a good job. As I currently have 5 vehicles on the go, I use whichever is best for the one in question, which isn't done by just assuming all dealers are bad/all independents are good. Experience, reviews and recommendations I find the best way to judge.

My experience of main dealers has generally been very good, particularly for motorbikes. Lile any businesses, you'll get some good and some not so good. Independent garages are just the same.

I'd spotted that. You'd have thought it might have been announced, unless I missed something when he was first recruited.