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Trumpton Tiger. said:
A good night for Ipswich and a proper drubbing for the Blades, who I didn't think played that badly until they eventually fell apart midway through the second half during a disasterous twenty minute spell when Ipswich ran them through them with ease. The tractor boys have some serious firepower this season and tonight Jaden Philogene was on fire and unplayable scoring his first senior career hat trick. Rueben Selles looked like a dead man walking on the touchline and this was probably his last match in charge of the Blades, but to be fair he ran up against a rampant Ipswich Town who would have beat most teams tonight and they look every inch promotion certainties if they can keep that form up.
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This is why I picked Ipswich to win the division in my season acca. I expected it earlier
 
Jim the Tiger said:
No but I wish it was true!!
You make a good point, calling it the ashes is ridiculous. However I am really looking forward to the games I'm going to at Wembley and Everton. The aussies will be impressive to watch.

Got hospitality at Everton with free bar. My father in law watched the stadium being built on a Web cam every day (no idea why) so we surprised him for his birthday with tickets. Looking forward to seeing that ground, it looks impressive.
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From day one of the Humber Bridgr being built, a neighbour drove to Swanland every Sunday and took one photograph from the exact same place. I wonder if, with all the technology, he ever had them made into a flip book. (For want of a better descripton)
 
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Asterix said:
From day one of the Humber Bridgr being built, a neighbour drove to Swanland every Sunday and took one photograph from the exact same place. I wonder if, with all the technology, he ever had them made into a flip book. (For want of a better descripton)
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Coincidently he worked on the bridge before he signed for Hull FC. Maybe it's learned behaviour from seeing your neighbour doing it ha ha.

I was too young to remember the bridge being built but it must have been amazing to see
 
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Asterix said:
From day one of the Humber Bridgr being built, a neighbour drove to Swanland every Sunday and took one photograph from the exact same place. I wonder if, with all the technology, he ever had them made into a flip book. (For want of a better descripton)
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Was his name Stan? I had a workmate who did a similar thing.
 
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