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Loads of flags lifted and big hole dug in front of turnstyles , could be where the drainage problem is , another hole dug on the Hollywood Bowl side. 2 huge metal shores dropped off in the car park so maybe another dig , as Deano sez...which crimbo ?.

Just a boys game , 2200 tonight BBC 4 , with Frankie Miller of Frankie Millers Full House fame. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p032kjg0

He has won it , congrats to Geoghegan . https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/54679027

https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-same-sky Watched first episode , looks good......Sofia Helin from The Bridge Scandi cop series is female lead.

I like the way they treat it as though you are at the cinema with the bloke playing the organ at the start of films and forthcoming attractions , some cracking b/w films and Public Eye starring Alfred Burke.

Roadkill. Looks promising. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08tfrq3

Pointless Celebrities ....................of course they are.

When Tawera Nikau signed for York all those years ago it stumped a fair few , even though we only had him the one season before Cas snapped him up he was worth the entrance money.

Never had time for Costner but in this he is very good.......as is the lass who plays his daughter.

Summat like this...... - https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/18493234.community-stadium-matter-days-weeks-away-completion-says-knights-chairman/

Beat me to it Gav....also proud to be a 2020 Knights Patron.

Blake Wallace...... Blessed with a larger-than-life personality and scintillating sidestep, Blake Wallace’s journey to becoming a permanent member of the Wolfpack team has been one of hard-work and determination. Hailing from Wollongong in Australia, Wallace has been on the Wolfpack roster since their inaugural season and scored the Club’s first ever try. Since then he has proven himself as an elusive runner that never fails to step up to every challenge. 2019 will always be a memorable year for Wallace, not least of all for the stunning try that set Lamport Stadium alight during the Playoff Final. With the season on the line, Wallace gave everything in a push for the line that left defenders in his wake and sparked the Wolfpack into life and inspired a famous victory that secured Super League promotion. Wallace pulled on the Wolfpack jersey 22 times in 2019 and collected an impressive total of 132 points, including 16 tries. A player that has gotten better with each passing week during his time in Toronto, Wallace is primed for the Club’s maiden Super League campaign and will be integral in their desire to not just perform at the top level but to challenge for the title. After a strong junior career in Australia, Wallace made his professional debut with the Wolfpack in 2017 as a 24 year old and immediately showed his worth to the fledgling side. He has become a favourite with both fans and players as a result of his energetic personality and hardworking attitude, traits that saw him one of the first picked by Brian McDermott each week in 2019. Ready to take his game to another level in 2020, the product of Wollongong in Australia will be one to watch on the biggest stage.

ALL Toronto's players are up for sale , does Wallace want to take a huge pay cut to play for us ? , very good if we can get him but I fear others with deeper pockets would beat us to it. Argyle , although a billionaire looks to be cutting his losses and writing off the loans he made to TWP and putting the club on the market with New York looking favorite.

Wallace ?.

...and Scott Murrell to Keighley .