bigbaldnmad

Not many teams will repeat that feat!! Well done Swinton.

Leigh and Wakey obviously had more morals....

I do get where you are coming from although when watching bands that started back in the late seventies and early eighties it is no surprise. There are sadly people who are no longer with us, and some just not up to touring. The initial idea was to find where the Buzzcocks were playing, so they were the primary band. The 2 options we found were to see them supporting The Stranglers, or see them at SVF 24 North. As 2 out of 4 couldn't make the SVF then we opted for going to the Piece Hall, a venue I haven't been to before. I did see the Stranglers at Leeds O2 in 2019(?)... they were okay, but they were never my favourite band back in the day. Went to see SLF in Leeds 2 weeks ago, which was an excellent gig as usual, and are going to see The Damned in December. Just need to find some more gigs that I fancy.

Off to see The Stranglers / Buzzcocks on 3/8. Would have like to have done the Saturday of the Stone Valley Festival North on 10/8 but some of the group I go with cant make it.

I think there are more than Halifax that have queried Bradfords attendance figures.

Aekins England Jones

And still trade on the currency markets as GBP

Springer Jones Wacokecoke

I think sometimes on defence he has a tendency to shoot out and try to kill the play... thought he was to blame for at least one try last week. But on todays evidence he can certainly shift.

I nearly posted that I would have rested Wacokecoke and played Wynne, as Manoa's defence has looked a bit iffy.... What do I know

Addy Aikens Aydin

Not seen anything yet on Turners arrival date. Anyone heard anything yet on Tanner? Fordy said he came of with tightness but heard nothing else.

I think Lam will be fit, he was on BBC after the draw and was expecting to start running from today.

Certainly is, hope you turn them over.

25 tears of super league money and all they have is a stand and a pitch... They should have been forced to do something years ago.

So, who do we all want... Cas at home?

During the week, I was talking to a Wakefield fan, who asked me what would happen if they got to the CC and 1895 cup finals... guess that question didn't age well.. As a Fev fan who was born in Fev, and moved to Wakefield in 1975, just before I was 13. I went all through school, through the various local rugby clubs I played for, as the Fev fan amongst Wakey fans. Most mates and in laws are Wakey fans... I can't put into words how I feel this evening...

Addy England Springer But could have gone to any of 15 who played a significant part.

There is a Whatsapp announcement at 5:45... wonder what that could be.

From the back office update on 26/1 Concession Prices Following a nine-year freeze on ticket prices, we have reviewed and revised our prices for 2024 out of necessity. During this period the Club’s bills have increased by over 200%, we have experienced the challenges of the pandemic and our broadcast distribution has dropped by 75%. We are very proud of the fact that we have maintained our prices to our loyal supporters during this time. This year our match day prices will increase to a flat rate price for adults and concessions which will start from £20 per game. Some premium game match day prices will increase up to £25. We have also increased our match day price for children to just £5 which allows us to continue to invest in our match day product and your match day experience as supporters. There is a Concession Blue Wall Membership at the reduced level of £200, which is nearing 100% on renewals as well as attracting new Blue Wall Members. Having considered feedback, we recognise that there are a number of concession age supporters who come to most games and not all, meaning the Blue Wall Membership is not a cost-effective option for them. With that in mind, concession priced tickets for every home league game are being made available to purchase for a limited period. These tickets are only available until 3rd February 2024 so please purchase these tickets as soon as possible either in the shop or online. Click here to buy. As a club at the heart of our community, we do our utmost to be considerate of our supporter's pockets, particularly during the cost-of-living squeeze. The Club make a huge effort to keep food and drink prices down on match days and has worked hard to improve the match day experience for fans with pre-match and post-match entertainment, double and triple headers, themed days and more. We hope that our supporters understand this position. Finally, tickets are selling very well for our Good Friday derby clash with Wakefield Trinity. We really do hope will be our biggest crowd in years. Places in the Bartercard Sponsors Lounge are also selling well with a traditional fish and chip meal as part the offer. Please contact me as soon as possible if you would like to take up this great opportunity.

I thought I had read somewhere that the ticket prices (for league games) were going to be £25, possibly for the on the day purchases, with an early price of £20. Bearing in mind they have been selling memberships at £270 for 13 games that works out at £20.76 a game, so I am sure they want to make match day prices more than that.

Store open all week for tickets

Store opening times

Lacans Jones Bussey

I believe he has a knee injury.