oldrover

yes Robin, a cracking prospect, but he's still a kid really, and has to be brought on properly. i remember Lee Senior being a great prospect at the same age, but a bad injury cost him dear. btw went up airedale after the match last night and had my first fur burger.........................................................wi "cheese"

some of us have been around too long to go overboard, whether things are going good or bad. what i look for is a pointer to how the coach is handling things. if there are problems, does he identify them and put things right. in this area i think things are looking good, and it gives me confidence for the future that when things go wrong, as they surely will, they will be sorted.

sell up, and move to a new stadium in ponte.

well said Bob. i think the time will come when clubs are faced with the option of merge or die, and merger will be the only way to keep the game alive at a professional level. hopefully after i'm dead and gone.

my thoughts exactly.

i'm sure Robin can come up with something by the stone rovers.

blues buy who? roy orbison

" i'll never leave my friends behind" on the front side, and " i wonder who's kissing him now" on the backside. george michael.

the cudworth dance song.

stuart, chewing the fat in the gym doesn't conjure up a pretty picture.

i've strung em all together and made a video.

we'd be ok. we could just stand Grayshon in front of the sticks.

thought he was at leeds.

that's right, if there's too much kicking in the game, then the first thing to go should be the ridiculous 40/20. a good defensive stint in your opponents 20 could be all for nought with just one kick, and not only do you lose ground, you lose possession as well. when the rfl run out of silly new rules, here's one for them. why not have a penalty spot in front of the goal, ala football, and all penalty kicks to be taken from there, regardless of where the offence took place. stupid i know, which is why we shouldn't rule it out.

can't keep a good man down.

this one could go to the wire.

all the best Bob, keep looking on the bright side.

how far back are you going, cos we've had darker days than that. the home support wasn't even there. we had visiting directors paying to get in just to help us out. sorry, but when your down the last thing you want is kicking.

that's not very nice, it's not too long ago we were p*ss poor ourselves, but we didn't like being told so.

i am.

to any young mums reading this, don't do it on the bus, you may get kicked off.

i'm sure some of us oldies at the game tomorrow will take some time to reflect on the memory of Ike Southward, one of the greats imo.

Robin mate, hang on to the thoughts and throw away the jackets.

are we allowed to play a weekend side in midweek?

eyup suggy, or should that be wallace arnold. 10-15 pm, thats the latest i've ever seen peapullers being dropped off.