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i bet it took him a while to decide...probably got some advice from the crowd

that were good. ref were bobbins, but then he always is. it always felt that no matter what, we would find a way. we found a way. come on tha kneets!!!

top lad, good luck jack

we'd have got soaked! seems that spending £299 billion (ish) on a modern stadium doesnt give u a roof that keeps the seats dry.

you can beat a bit of bully

did one of em get flicked into the fire? its a ###### when that happens. standing on the wee fellas is painful n all.

heres a thing, talking of motor sport; on friday and saturday of this week two rounds of the speedway grand prix series are being held in manchester. i can guarantee that nobody will have seen anything at all about this in the general media. both nights are sell outs and prices are way higher than CCF tickets were. speedway is not presented to the general public at all in any meaningful way by mainstream media yet it still manages to get the crowds for big events and weekly league meetings. TV coverage in the UK is obscure at best. minority sports can attract crowds if they focus on what they are rather than what they are not.

as you say marsh and horne id have in and tim spears for me of recent players. mikey lewis might find a place and vaivai and dupree (i know the last 3 were not york players as such but they did play for us.) we put out a team that hammered rochdale 60 zip in 2019 of marsh bass salter whitley harris con robinson jubby horne teanby JJR scott spears ellis Ronan dixon dupree stock that team transported forward 6 years could beat most teams in todays championship, and give todays knights a game, id pay to watch it!

as a york fan who went i can confirm that getting down to the bottom tier so all the yorkies could congregate together was a problem at our end of the pitch. not sure how fev did it. the lowest we could get was tier 2 which did have nice padded seats and cup holders so is probably posh on normal days. we only got there by a 'unconventional route' which involved going through doors that im sure we werent supposed to be going through! all a bit bizarre maybe in other years summat could be done to allow those watching the last game to all get together easily. i appreciate that for the main event we should have sat in the 'cheap' seats we'd paid for (which we did). a big thumbs up to the stewarding staff they were all great and very helpful (which did seem odd for London!) well done to KR btw!

signs of a return of the hingano who finished off last season with such elan. hopefully he builds on that.

have we any plans to have one? it gets IMG points dunnit? i have heard the odd bit o talk about it now n again but nowts happened yet.

the lack of crossover between the 2 sports of league & association football is a fascinating subject. assoc. football is a giant behemoth with which no other sport can really compare/compete. every other sport is struggling from its impact and the fact that so much of the sporting spend available in the country goes on football (be it kits/tv contracts or tickets).

very entertaining match, at the end of the day we was better then they was. onwards n ever upwards im thinking we should have a statue o liam outside the ground. hes a top fella

another trip to the shops and another outstanding buy. well done. apart from one brain explosion when he let a kick bounce 2 or 3 times n then attempted a 40 yard pass in front of his own sticks he was superb. up the kneets!