Oh mighty King of Tonga, I agree with you and I did say I didn't blame the ref
who was 'only following
orders'.
Okay, he was following the latest interpretation of those who must be obeyed on
on deciding what is
and what is not offside with VAR. Whether it was Lineker and friends who helped
Well some of us are around James.
Hadn't said anything as left it those who regularly post however gritted teeth
and all it's a fine line
between success and failure. Sure Meslier did not have the best of games but
that doesn't immediately
make him bad and keepers have their failures
Three Leeds players - Meslier, Koch, Harrison - in Gareth Crook's Team of the
Week:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54328590
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Agree with both Dave and Rich. A great game, had us all on the edge of our
seats, and super to watch. Just a
pity about the result but neutrals must have really enjoyed it.
Some of the experts and commentators certainly need to do a bit more homework
and brush up. As Dave said a
distinct lack
Agree with both of you Kev and Dave,
While I hope I'm going into watching today's game realistically and without any
great expectations though I don't
expect us to win, or even draw, I'm hoping we might get an indication of what
to expect. To that end quite glad
we are playing Liverpool as
Also posted on the facebook page yesterday:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/54072630
Click the link in the article to listen to the documentary or download the
podcast from the website.
The week before is 'Leeds United: Rise, fall and rise again'.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08qj208,
Hopefully clickable this time
(if not copy and paste)
Here comes El Loco: Is the Premier League ready for Marcelo Biesla?
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/sep/05/here-comes-el-loco-is-the-premier-league-ready-for-marcelo-bielsa-leeds-united
Premier League preview - Leeds
Agreed, questions that need to be asked Kev.
And the comments from Alex give some food for thought.
As for being a weird season that's more like it's going to be a very weird
world for some time with an
'interesting' season thrown in
I to expected more postings to the list. Has email become so
Leeds' first Punjabi Song
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leeds-53567112
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Anyone who didn't catch it BBC2 last Saturday had Match of Their Day, Garth
Crooks talking to
Jack Charlton. From 1999 but still worth watching:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000l9w8
And before that was World Cup 1966: Alfie's Boys with Big Jack and Norman "bite
yer legs" and a
lot of
Great send off for Big Jack:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tyne-53475667
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Another legend gone
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I did see your posting Betty much earlier but apart from one thing and another
left responding till
today as it seemed appropriate. It's a long time since I physically saw David
but the first time we
meet was back in the Adolphi, those when the days three o'clock Saturday
afternoon was when
this mean the Leeds fiver option for games is off and are the free
games for season ticket
holders only home matches or all?
guy
On 9 Jun 2020 at 14:25, Richard Naef wrote:
Not sure this email from Guy went to the List.
NB Guy, your gmail account is over quota.
From: Guy Thornton
Sent: 09 June
Ah, the proverbial glass half-full or half-empty question mixed with archetypal
whinging yorkies.
Well I'm siding with Da Rev and Naffy. Always look on the bright side
Anyway makes no difference what we think, say or whinge. It looks like Football
really is returning. The EFL are
meeting
I'm with you 100% Alan. You mirror my thoughts exactly.
When this came up last week on how to vote a number of people where for calling
it done and
dusted and not playing on with one of the reasons being the chance of us
blowing it.
Apart from Norwich whinging that if the Premiership is
Today on BBC Radio 4, 16.30 BST:
Great Lives - Billy Bremner
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000j80t
Available on BBC Sounds (aka Radio iPlayer) after broadcast or download podcast
guy
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greatest british manager
List of 14 includes Revie. Votes close 10.00 BST Monday 27th
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It seems our new soubriquet is 'Lovely Leeds':
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/mar/26/leeds-united-not-so-nasty-now?
a small thing maybe but in these times any light relief helps.
hope everyone is bearing up and fit and healthy
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but this in today's The Fiver from the Guardian did amuse me:
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Following unacceptable behaviour of the Ultras supporters group over a number
of games this season
we have taken the decision to ban this group from home games. They will be able
to gain entry
individually if
Let's hear it for Wigan
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RIP Jimmy
t; Thanks for this, in Rotterdam today but will be in Amsterdam. If you
> fine anything will you be coming out to watch?
>
> Regards
>
> Mick Robinson
>
>
> > On 10 Dec 2019, at 11:29, Guy Thornton wrote:
> >
> > Not quite sure Mick if the read button is available. I t
Not quite sure Mick if the read button is available. I think so but not
certain. Some places though seem to be
able to show games.
As for tonight (and yes Dr. Michael, it is tonight) no one has said they are
showing it but the two likely options
are Coco's (which you've been to I think) and
Sunday I happened to catch 'Gareth Thomas v Homophobia: The Legacy' on BBC2. My
heart dropped when it
opened with shots of Elland Road and choruses of homophobic abuse. The good
news is that was then and the
now was at the end of the programme with Leeds being one of the leading clubs
signing
Interesting.
I've seen various reviews and comments about the documentary. Some good, some
less so. One of the
criticisms was a lack of Bielsa, at least talking.
The problem is how to watch it? I know it's on Amazon Prime which I don't have
and anyway someone here has
just tried taking out a
Enough of this ageism please. I've been following Leeds since we where in the
second division (that's second
division I said, not league one) and on the list since pretty well it's
inception when the Rev. Gav started it and
ran it from Oxford (I even paid homage to the machine it was on in the
Been thinking the same myself Kev. The quiet before the storm?
The heart and head thing. On the one hand I feel quietly confident we're going
to build on last season and this
will be it, direct promotion. On the other hand there is a certain nervousness
about it all that we don't really seen
Totally surreal !
Never experienced a super over before
Do sort of feel it should have been a tie
guy
On 14 Jul 2019 at 19:55, Simon McNally wrote:
> I'm in bits. Tense at the end!
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On 14 Jul 2019, at 19:47, "nat...@sky.com" wrote:
> >
> > What an amazing game -
Absolutely agree with you Dave.
Offside needs clarifying/redefining. As you say 'clear daylight' and not a toe
or part of a foot ahead.
Equally why they need to refer to VAR when a decision is quite clear and
obvious. I've seen quite clear and
blatant penalties yet the ref felt she had to refer
Maybe I've missed it but Phil Hay has left the YEP, not just stopped being the
Leeds person on the paper?
So what's the lowdown, why has he left and where is he now?
guy
On 30 Jun 2019 at 12:54, nat...@sky.com wrote:
> Not sure if his info is 100% accurate (though no reason to think that it
How does it work with players on loan and payment of their earnings?
I'm presuming we're not paying the full monty of 20,000 a week so we stick at
the 1,000 he was getting from us
or what?
guy
On 29 Jun 2019 at 12:41, Jeremy Adams wrote:
> Is that 20K or 200K?? I'm assuming the former
Basically agree with you Dave.
Not being a luddite and I think VAR has it's place and is(could be?) a useful
addition but but it's not the gospel
or new god and there needs to be a balance. Just how long is it going to take
to get this.
Certainly agree on thee offside. Even on the visuals
There'll be some of us watching tonight in the Beehive, 51 Durham Street,
Vauxhall.
It's about 200 yards from Vauxhall Station down Harleyford Road in the
direction on the Oval.
Anyone who's around and wants to join us is more than welcome.
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On my way over to London for meetings tomorrow.
Had contemplated trying to get to Leeds for the game but won't be finished in
time so who's
watching the game in London and where?
There is a possibility of meeting up with Big Al, saw him Saturday, but that'll
probably be SW/W
London and I'm
So Kev, Sheff Utd win 4 and draw 1?
That draw would be there game against Millwall, yes?
Just proves how unpredictable it all is, a real roller coaster. Saturday we
won, true, but it should have been
far more than 1-0 the way we dominated the game and chances we had but Westwood
had a
I hadn't seen that but read this on the beeb:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/47884808
Mind you as I've never seen Game of Thrones it's all double dutch to me
guy
On 11 Apr 2019 at 11:33, nat...@sky.com wrote:
This is well worth a look / listen - won't spoil it for those who not seen -
Agreed Dave
Always had good memories of him and. of course '66 and '70.
That save was indeed brilliant, just looking at the replays of it brings it all
back. The only downside is it's all
over in a flash. These days there would be several cameras tracking it all from
different angles and we'd
error
> On 28 Aug 2018, at 15:02, Guy Thornton
> wrote:
>
> From Today's Grauniad:
>
> https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/aug/28/marcelo-bielsa-leeds-un
> ited-myth-assembled-re al-time
>
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I know the game is at 15.00 BST on Saturday, the traditional time for footie,
and neither Sky or BT
are showing it but I gather the game has been selected as the Championship
match for
international broadcasting.
No idea what stations or channels will be showing it but can anyone confirm
Leeds are featured on the BBC World Service World Football:
Inter's Arrivals and El Loco at Leeds
World Football
We're with 18 time Italian champions Inter Milan as they prepare for a return
to the Champions
League. John Bennett speaks to Ghana International Kwadwo Asamoah who joined
from
You are indeed right Naefy. He'd probably have tried in goal if needed
Incredibly versatile. Revie called him a Rolls Royce
Played his whole career for Leeds
On 23 Jul 2018 at 20:51, Richard Naef wrote:
Shit news - am I right in recalling he playing in every position except Keeper
for
Haven't seen either of these mentioned
The BBC website had a piece on the survival of the fanzine including the Square
Ball:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-41149738
and then there's the unfortunate U'23's friendly;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42075303
guy
Only just been catching up with posts due to circumstances recently. Most
glanced through and
taken in but this thread really brings home memories. Dave said the whole
european adventure
was brilliant. Absolutely. Totally agree with him and shown by the comments of
listers on the
various
Interesting piece from the BBC a couple of days ago. However I note that we
don't appear anywhere in the
16t clubs listed who've spent the most on staff
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/41564471
English Football League clubs risk bankruptcy by chasing promotion to the
Premier League,
The mail below makes interesting reading. I don't know if there's any chance of
Leeds doing something
similar. I would hope not but then it only needs one club to take the lead and
others follow ...
guy
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From: Michael Brunskill
Anyone getting to together in (north/central) London to watch the game tomorrow?
If so where
guy
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>From the reports feel very envious of everyone who was there, especially as
>this international
streaming service wasn't for me (not going to blame club, might well be a
provider issue). Still early
days and I remain cautious so no glass half full or empty predictions but there
is hope and
Very many thanks to all those who responded, both on and off the list, my mail
about Andrew
Keogh. Thanks for all the warm and tender words and condolences.
I got back yesterday after the funeral Tuesday. It was a good day (as far as
these things ever are)
and we gave him a good send off. A
, not yesterday as the date shows. My laptop
getting out of
synch (like me re-reading my mail)
On 26 Jun 2017 at 13:29, John Boocock wrote:
Sad news indeed Guy.
How long are you over for?
Betty
On 6/25/2017 1:20 PM, Guy Thornton wrote:
> Maybe not many people on the list know will remember Andrew Ke
Maybe not many people on the list know will remember Andrew Keogh. He was only
occasionally on the list
and never posted. However he was a lifelong Leeds supporter. Back in the days
of yore (otherwise known as
the 60's and start of the Glory Years) Andrew, Tim Greenwood (who is on the
list)
Well I'm glad Murray's doing well and I enjoy watching him. He's got better and
improved, and I don't just
mean winning grand slams and getting to world number one but he's matured and
controls his emotions
more than he used to. True he can still lose it and a Federer he's not, someone
else I
is far different from the one I remember, Stotty, Dellow, Guy
Thornton, Wiggy,
Niggy, Rogere, Jim Moran, Martin Dexter, Accrington Stanley Lad, Martin Browne,
Caddy, Janes London, Verner, Dave Diowden, where are they now ?. The list
meets,
pre-game was usually in The Brittania, (now closed
... not mention be overweight and more than somewhat raddled.
Okay, there are reasons why the stats are not accurate for the fan base as
whole but a report on the
health of people living around football stadiums in the Premiership and
Football League makes
interesting reading;
Haven't posted for some time, don't suppose anyone's noticed but then things
have been
so depressing I suspect others didn't feel like posting as well. However the
principle for
reason for the lack of posting has been (another) period of incarceration in
hospital and it's
been enough of a
Very good news indeed Paula, good news for both of you.
Been reading your mails and the story of the hospital food really sounded bad.
Then I heard the latest Food Programme on Radio 4 which was on hospital food and
realized, yes, it is bad but it's also pretty normal standard wise. Not good
Thanks for the update Paula
Good to hear there's some improvement even if it's still going to be a long
road.
Everyone's with you and if there's anything we can do let us know
guy
On 25 Feb 2014 at 8:36, Paula Gillen wrote:
Update - thanks, Paula
So sorry to hear the news Paula.
I've meet Steve a few times, and then of course you where both over in the
Netherlands last
year, and he's a great bloke but I know he, well both of you, have health
problems.
Medical science can do a lot these days as I know well and have reason to be
thankful
Hmm, this is a toughie. So much to choose from.
However to try and tie it down 63-64 when we gained promotion to the First
Divison, having avoided
relegation to the third two seasons earlier when we had to wiin our final
match, was great but even
better was 64-65, our first season back in the
How come no one has posted anything about an apparent new bid, as reported by
Phil Hay this
morning in the YEP:
http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/leeds-united/latest-whites-news/fresh-takeover-bid-for-le
eds-united-1-6416261
Text of article below but first comment on our beloved
To be strictly accurate what he said about the reporter was when I see him (on
TV) he makes me
think of the gas chambers. Well that's the translation I heard (but may have
been 'reminds me of'
rather than 'thinks of').
Maybe Damian or someone who has heard the piece and got better French than
On 5 Jan 2014 at 18:20, Rick Duniec wrote:
sad news
Sad news indeed.
He was a great player and I had the privilege of seeing him play.
Remember this was in the days before wall-to-wall football on television.
Hardly any highlights, never
mind live games.
The 1966 World Cup I got to three
Harrogate are suppoosed to have a pretty good keeper who is creating quite a
bit of interest
among various league clubs.
At least the game took place even it was in the rain, presumably no flooding.
How about
with you and the polar vortex. You haven't frozen solid yet. or at least you
can
Never happened to me with a football match but I did manage it with cricket.
Was covering a game in
Taunton between Somerset and the Netherlands. Got down there to find I'd come a
day to early. Ended up
stoppng the night in Taunton having found a pub with accomodation. Real
hardship !
guy
If nothing else Leeds feature as one of 5 live's top ten best goal commentaries
of 2013.
Can you work out which match and who scored it before you take a look? ...
...http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01nwn4g
have a good christmas/festive season
guy
Remember Troyes?
Indeed, those where the days. We filled a mini-bus down to the game.Started in
Amsterdam picking others
up on the way through Netherlands and Belgium. Got down there mid-afternoonish,
met up with other
listers and leeds fans. Lots of good craick, good few and not a small
Thanks James for the news sad though it is.
James had let me know the news about Padraig a couple of months ago and I've
been back in touch with
him since then not having heard from him for a while - now I knew why.
A good lad was Padraig. I've got a Dublin supporters club polo he gave me when
Dear Brenda and Cindy,
Thank you for you mail and letting us all know. I realize it is a sad time for
you and the rest of
the family but rest assured that the feelings and sympathy of the list are with
you all.
Maybe not as much as you but we will all miss John. Geographically he may have
Pussay, indeed. Some very good memories of visits to Damian and family there.
Getting the Rapide from Paris out to ??? (can't remember which station it was
but
think it was the end of the line). Still a fair way to Pussay, something like a
20 min
journey or so if I remember correctly. Pussay, a
teenage daughter.
ttfn
Richard
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From: leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org [mailto:leedslist-boun...@gn.apc.org] On
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Sent: 15 November 2013 22:38
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
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Thanks Betty,
Pacing myself to make the day last :-)
As for The Cat must work out sometime how many of my lives I've used up :o
cheers, guy
On 16 Nov 2013 at 12:15, John Boocock wrote:
On 15/11/2013 22:37, Guy Thornton wrote:
Absolutely non LU this.
Happy Birthday Guy, hope The Cat has
Absolutely non LU this.
Who else has been watching the BBC Cold War series? Me for one and it's with a
mixed feeling and
emotions. Younger members of this list may only now about it from history, and
maybe not even then. For
some of us it was reality
Just been watching Cold War, Hot Jets. On
Asking if it was snowing Mr Walker wondered why the yellow ball. Well ...
YELLOW WINTER FOOTBALLS FROM THIS WEEKEND
From this weekend all 72 Football League clubs will use special yellow
footballs up until the end of February following the introduction of a new
official match-ball by the
game)
Matt
Sent from my iPad
On 25 Aug 2013, at 21:59, Guy Thornton guy.thorn...@inter.nl.net wrote:
Got to see most of the game courtesy of Al Jazerra. Meant no commentary of
course, at least
undersandable, but then with with another 15 odd screens in thepub showing
other games
Got to see most of the game courtesy of Al Jazerra. Meant no commentary of
course, at least
undersandable, but then with with another 15 odd screens in thepub showing
other games -
everything from rugby league, union, aussie rules and footie (hadn't realized
most 15.00 ko
premiership games
I'd been meaning to post this the other day when people where asking about
creating proxies so as
you're asking ask well here's an option that will work for everyone, and no
need to be an internet
techy or any other sort of IT guru.
Just go to http://watch-bbc-iplayer.com. The website is
work on macs. Try this...costs but a great service:
http://www.vpnauthority.com/
From: Guy Thornton guy.thorn...@inter.nl.net
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 7, 2013 9:08 AM
Subject: Re: [LU] NON-LU: Techy help - UK Proxy
I'd been
Glad to see the BBC have finally corrected the live page for this morning's
Today programme.
The had an interview with Bill Mitchell of The Dalesman on the characteristics
of a yorkie.
Interesting, as was the previous item on the Zimbabwe elections. Unfortunately
the live page
managed to mix
As reported in the Yorkshire Post ...
HARVEY'S CAREER AT BRADFORD AND LEEDS CAREER HELPS LAND FL ROLE
SHAUN HARVEY´S extensive experience as a board member of both Leeds United
and Bradford City was a major factor in his appointment as the Football
League´s first chief executive, according to
Some of us are from a generation when to support your team you went to games
with a scarf, wore
rosettes and a woolly hat. There where no replica shirts in those days never
mind city centre club shops
and outlets at grounds where few and far between.
Leeds though where the first club to start
.
From: Guy Thornton guy.thorn...@inter.nl.net
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2013 11:29 AM
Subject: Re: [LU] is everyone dead ?
Some of us are from a generation when to support your team you went to
games with a scarf, wore
Not quite. The UK protected sports list may have initiated all this but the
ruling is by the European
Couurt of Justice and appliies to all European member states (and the UK was
not the only country
fighting pay-tv). Here's the full story:
Fifa and Uefa have lost an appeal against a European
Sorry Eric,
Cricket is the new football and Leeds are the new Yorkshire. Why they already
where whites.
You better get used to it.
guy
(btw I don't think you can have a nonLU when a digest is created)
NON LU anyone? wheres the subject line?
nr 1 cricket hater,
Eric
On Tue, Jul 16, 2013
And, if II remember rightly, wasn't it filmed at Valley Parade?
guy
On 8 Jul 2013 at 11:04, Mick Cooney wrote:
It was a Monty Python sketch where aliens were turning everyone into
Scotsmen so the aliens could win Wimbledon.
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Ian Harte has signed for Bournemouth on a one-year deal, having been released
by Reading at the end
of the season. He's impressed me since he was playing for Leeds, said
Cherries gaffer Eddie Howe,
who clearly didn't think much of the Irishman's formative years playing for St.
Kevins in
Just when did youu last drink a pint of Tetley's Andy? You to Ian come to that?
John's the only one who's got it right and he's in Canada.
Tetley's is now owned by Carlsberg and is currently produced for them at
Bank's in Wolverhamton,
except Bank's is not know as Bank's, aka Wolverhampton and
It's football Jim, er Dave, but not as we knew it.
(bring back the cloth cap and whippets)
[the past is another country]
and now Murdoch is turning his eyes to the Netherlands intending to do with Fox
what's he's alredy
done to the UK (he's aldready got a 51% interest in the dutch
, Oxford's smallest pub)
Enjoy. I'm off to Berlin tomorrow!
guy
On 5 Jun 2013 at 13:30, Leeds List wrote:
Hi Guy,
Off to Oxford tomorrow night - any pub recommendations please ?
Thanks,
Sarge
Sent from my iPhone
On 4 Jun 2013, at 16:05, Guy Thornton guy.thorn...@inter.nl.net wrote:
Don't
?
Thanks,
Sarge
Sent from my iPhone
On 4 Jun 2013, at 16:05, Guy Thornton guy.thorn...@inter.nl.net wrote:
Don't forget I too am disabled.
Maybe not a mobility scooter but being on crutches I think counts.
Yes, there are options for disabled - you could probably have got
So you made it to Amsterdam Steve.
Great, but you didn't get in touch. Shame.
Could have pointed you in the direction of 'dutch' food, though most
traditional dutch food tends to be
winter fare (mind you, with the weather we've been having). As you say the
croquettes aren't bad but
did you
Thanks David, and I comletely agree with you, especially about the (not so)
special one
The problem is even when you try and talk football related folks still seem to
be asleep.
I replied a few days to a comment on female managers in a post on a Northern
Premier League
Manger who had got a
they?
Cheers
Steve
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To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: Re: [LU] LU: It's all gone quiet over
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So you made it to Amsterdam Steve
The first female manager?
Wasn't there a TV series the Manageress? Never saw it but heard about it. Not
highly rated though
being typical soap rather than drama. Seem to remember there have been one or
two not to bad
dramas involving female managers.
However the reality may not be that far
Totally agree with you John
Here's to more tin pot impostors holding their own at the top and that includes
us
Do we really want half-a-dozen or less elitist unbelievably rich businesses
(once know as football
clubs) with avarice, profit followed by glory as a motive raking in the gains
from
A Happy Europe Day today to her and all the rest of 'em
Sure they'll all want to celebrate everything that's europe - and next week
they can enjoy the European
Song Festival
guy
(where we celebrated Liberation day last Sunday being when the Germans
offically signed their
surrender in the
From today's Fiver:
We teach basic expressions but also have demonstrations with er0tic
paraphernalia so they
can learn the names, how to use them and propose them - nominative
determinism's Igor
Fuchs, a volunteer with Brazil's Association of Pr0stitutes, reveals 300 ladies
of the night
What happened to the West Riding Cup and do we still enter it?
On 26 Apr 2013 at 17:57, Ian Murray wrote:
Things can change quickly mate. Keep the faith.
Sent from my iPhone
On 26 Apr 2013, at 17:47, Chris Briggs c_bri...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
At this rate I think I will get my bus
No, i'm not going to go on about Tina, the milk monitor, anything to do with
iron or any other sobriquet
come to that but no sooner has the demise of Mrs. T been announced than my
computer exploded, well
had a burn out. Whatever it was catastrophic and a total loss. A creepy
coincidence or
Apparently he's Colin's choice.
Leastwise yesterday's Fiver carried this:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/apr/03/neil-warnock-leeds-mark-hughes-destroy?CMP=EMC
FTBEML853
On 4 Apr 2013 at 9:37, swin...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hughes emerges as frontrunner for Leeds United job - Latest Whites
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