Ullman

I can't really remember, mate, but I think the most likely route would have been the old fashioned cheque in the post to the RFL.

What a great day that was. One of my favourite experiences in all my years watching the game.

Great news.

I was at both of those games. The development of the Aussies in just four years was astonishing. By 1982 they were playing a different game to us.

Think you're right about Vuniyayawa. He came to Hull on loan last season. I don't know what he'd done to deserve that but it must have been pretty bad.

We went down to the MKM where there was a guard of honour from Hull FC as the runners took a detour through the stadium in front of the West Stand. Kev seemed really pleased to see some of his old team-mates. Hull City were well represented too. Good to see so much cash going into the collection bucket as well.

Sorry to hear that. He captained the Kiwis the first time I saw them. They beat France at the Boulevard in the 1970 World Cup.

Really sorry to hear the sad news about John Prescott. As the old saying goes, there was no need to count the votes in his East Hull constituency, they just weighed them.

Great album, Going to Brazil was a Motorhead live staple for years and rightly so. Always introduced by Lemmy with "You like rock 'n' roll don't you?". R.A.M.O.N.E.S was usually introduced with "We were going to stop playing this live but they keep dying".

Great signing for Fev that. He's still a class act.

A heck of a lot. Especially when they get beyond twenty years old and the floodlights fall over.

It could have been down Chevy Chase. It's a street in East Hull (honest).

Not only I have walked past your building, I've been in it several times. My daughter's father-in-law lives there (no he's not Adrian Chiles), small world indeed. Would be only too happy for you to pass on any recommendations. There might be one or two we've missed. I do like The Swan and The Duke though, particularly their excellent beer gardens.

I'm a regular visitor to both of those establishments. My daughter lives just round the corner. Must have walked past your building dozens of times. We ventured a bit further afield last week to The Lamb on the High Road.

Danny Houghton set up his own business some time ago according to the interview he did with the HDM when he retired from playing. Didn't specify what it was though.