gazza77

They were due today, and seem to have arrived for many. If you're going to the game tomorrow it would seem the logical opportunity to pop into the shop or office and ask for assistance.

So, either save to Google wallet, save pdf embedded in email or print it off. Couldn't be simpler really.

I'd guess you'd just print another copy of required. When scanned at games it should highlight of the code has already been used to act as the security for the club against multiple copies.

Sounds a far more sensible and modern ticketing solution to me, with the offer of support from the club for those that struggle with technology. Agree it's another step in the right direction.

Is there actually anyone available to do such updates?

Welcome to Featherstone?

They've been on Facebook since the day they were announced.

From the limited times I saw him last season, I wouldn't argue with that.

Strange to think it's only a little over 12 months since he didn't want to sign for us as we'd not made SL and that was the level he wanted to play at.

From the video footage from last week, they seem improved but still poor. That said, if they meet standards and don't improve IMG scores, why prioritise over those things that can help the club progress for now. It's not as if they're user regularly through much of the season.

I understand it's a power cut in the wider area, rather than specific to the ground.

Power cut in the wider area around the ground wasn't it?

So back to topic, any sign of any players moving on yet?

That feels to be the logic. The reality however is that Fax have fallen behind with their rent in the recent past and I don't get the impression that HTFC have much money either. Davy may be lucky to get them both to reliably pay rent at current levels, nevermind inflating it and then selling them the stadium further down the line.

One of the consultants at our place won a few years ago, and came second in the sprint this year. On Facebook, he describes the conditions as those you'd dream of for a winter race, both beautiful and brutal.

Yes, that's the principle I was asking about. It's one of the reasons I'd find it unlikely Huddersfield would ever move on from Halifax, as they'd the be lumbered as a landlord to FC and the Panthers in a stadium they no longer wanted.

Let's say he buys the Shay, and a new stadium is built. What happens to the Shay then? Who is likely to both want and be able to afford buying it?

Born 70s, but only heading towards my 3rd birthday so can't really remember. I wouldn't suggest school days were my favourite time of life, so that's 80s out and onto 90s. Going to uni in the 90s did however bring me out of my shell and develop much of who I am today. I also bought my first home in 99. 00s I moved twice, including to cohabit my my now wife who I met in 07. 10s were a mixed bag, getting married but a couple of work related issues put me under a lot of stress at times and I broke my elbow which weren't great, but moving again in 2018 to where I live now turned out well. 2020 I lost my dad, and COVID obviously has been an issue. It has however made me exceptionally grateful for what I've got in my life today. My best times have generally been in 3-4 year spells, but if I was to pick one it would probably be 00s.

My cousin was supposed to be doing the challenger one (just to Hebden Bridge), but had to withdraw following medical issues. He's dodged a bullet given what it's like around here at the moment.

My late night weekend watching (post beer) of late has been The Royal Family. Never appreciated it first time around and not still not a favourite, but definitely appreciating some of the writing and nuance in the humour this time around.

I remember having JWs come to the door as a student. They were armed with a leaflet about war, with a priest blessing a tank on the cover. They wanted an argument about how god wouldn't really approve of a war. I agreed, and they couldn't get away quick enough as they were only prepared to argue and convert, not deal with people agreeing with them.

It's nice to see some progress and investment in sensible areas. I'd always view that it's luck not good management that gets a club a benefactor, but it's good management that means said benefactor invests in improving the infrastructure and trying to grow profitability rather than just spending on the first team playing budget.

It's a two way street.