peanuts

byrne pics up a yellow 

1 hour ago, Monty Burns said:

I want Wimbledon to win. Wimbledon in the division above milton keynes would be brilliant.

but not at our expense 

7 minutes ago, astottie said:

I once saw one of the best latics teams ever lose 5-1 there.

dont just dont awfull day

pompey equalize back out of the drop zone 

8 minutes ago, kowenicki said:

 

Fuck me people are negative on here.  It’s 22 mins in. They have Wigan midweek.  Anything could happen yet. 

not being negative in the slightest 

suddenly all the gleefull posts about us sending dogdale down look very premature looking like they may have the last laugh

dongs losing 1 -0 to plastics 

wombles 1 up 

fleetwood 1 up 

1 hour ago, underdog said:

Men with pitch forks....heheh

oh gawd is ched back ?

when hamilton pays for the pitch then hamiltons team can play on it till then no 

all this talk of sending Dale down at thiers may just be them dragging us down with them 

On 3/22/2018 at 3:23 PM, singe said:

Probably should discount the Chester Reading match, as Chester lost their ground and played at Macclesfield's ground.

 

noticeable that at least one or both clubs involved all of those games has at somepoint gone out of the football league 

fortunately rest of the results going our way 

7 hours ago, lookersstandandy said:

Man Yoo. P1ss funny.

yep they can all lock there scarves back in the draw now after their three days of glory 

19 hours ago, deyres42 said:

Still don't understand why this is being played on the Friday.

aren't the their egg chasers getting their annual easter battering of saint helens on the saturday ?

2 hours ago, HarryBosch said:

 

TOCs eh?

Train Operating Companys .first trans pennine  northern rail virginwestcoast etc are all TOCs who would need advance notice of any planned work 

59 minutes ago, Monty Burns said:

Would all decisions have been made or is there a history of late maintenance related ideas around the last weekend before the financial new year?

maintenance work is planned 26 weeks in advance so that the TOCs can plan their timetables well ahead so you would know all about it by now emergency work now thats another story 

24 minutes ago, daniel said:

Spot on, i’ll be in Bury for 11:30 and set off for home games at 14:15, I go with someone disabled so walking isn’t much of an option, i’d go at dinner time spending money if there was a supporters club with sky sports.

this 

12 minutes ago, Lee Sinnott said:

Because they are used to the pitch and there is less disruption to their preparations (Not as much time spent travelling)... 

plus they "know" the ground remember being told by carl valentine he didnt need to be able to look up before he crossed the ball he could glance sideways and know where he was by position of the advertisements  pretty much the same with the goal in the chaddy view obstructed  by a defender he knew where to place the ball using the infamous pillars 

17 minutes ago, Dave_Og said:

 

Bit harsh on George - it was Joe Worrall

ffs old age showing memories going 

4 hours ago, pukka said:

Mick Fletcher. Tranmere away 1st Sept 2001.

 

BASTARD,

George  fucking courtney main road 1990 nuff said 

seem to remember us being in a twoway tussle with Everton for Brian Kidd in the late 70s according to the rarelywrong  chron kept the back page busy for a week 

6 hours ago, Clifford said:

Boiling water kills grass. That was the groundsmans idea.

 

The groundsman would not be responsible for sanctioning the hiring of such equipment. Responsibility for not doing that sits with those above. We'll be more out of pocket not getting the game on.

they may struggle to hire such equipment having on previous occasions failed to honour an invoice for rental untill legal proceedings were instigated leading to a marked reluctance to allow repeat hires this was from the manager of the local franchise himself 

7 hours ago, nzlatic said:

Seeing as there were apparently dozens of local pub team pitches/cricket pitches/people’s gardens that were all perfectly playable yesterday, going off this thread, we should just ask them what equipment they used during the week to protect against the frost. 

one suspects good old fashioned sunshine as doubt many of those clubs and parks suffer from having a stand that leaves a section of  there pitch in permanent shadow 

i wonder had the game gone ahead and bryne or another of the key players had picked up an injury on that section of the pitch how many would be howling that the game should never of gone ahead 

1 hour ago, underdog said:

I hope so, one has resigned already, so there are only 4 off the top of my head Al, Brooke, Hill, Owen?

 

Brooke via the Trust holds the 3% cat B shares and owns his own successful  marketing business., Al 97% and has the contacts and the money,  Owen, off the top of my head is not from a business type back ground but has history/knowledge about the club that could be useful. I don't know much about Hill

 

 

hill is something to do with Ryder & Dutton isnt he ?