Match Day Thread Hull City vs Southampton at the MKM Stadium on Saturday 20th September at 3pm.

Which one was that so we all use it next time we pass it

 

It’s going to be 21st September no matter what you want .

Sorry

 

I don’t think we realised how lucky we were to have KWP.

 

Messer's Thumbwood and Lincoln could be going into meltdown mode for a week, as a happy clapper that does agree with some of their opinions, I'm going on holiday until we win a match

 

Haha! I see what you did there

 

All at the back....

 

Forgot mention I cannot camembert it

 

The dynamic duo of THB and Stephens in front of the man-wall that is Bazunu.

 

Deadwood-Bellis has regressed so much and deserves some bench time.

 

That was not unexpected.

Bought a new greenhouse though so I'm already over it

 

Thought you were going to say you had already put a brick through it .

 

Well, HMS Piss The League is still firmly anchored in the docks and the Captain is still struggling to get his orders out to his crew...

 

New thread composer required for Tuesday 23rd September 2025
Liverpool v Southampton (20:00)
Referee:- THOMAS BRAMALL
Assistants:- Simon Bennett and Andrew Dallison
Fourth Official: Lewis Smith

 

To Hull and back was a good OFAH special but probably not much fun for those who did that journey today! Dear oh dear what a mess.

 

And the score was?

 

Feels like somebody has planted a limpet mine on the hull and just waiting to detonate it

 

Home

**** off Saints. And after you've done that feel free to **** off again.

Bunch of waster **** ****s.

 

My wife thought that Downton Abbey was very good and really enjoyed it so I think you are probably in to a winner with your date .

I liked the old cars but have to admit it's appeal is a mystery to me. This is the first time I have seen any Downton Abbey .I just felt the acting was really hammy. There was a point up to which I thought that the villain was going to do something that would have made the storyline very interesting but it did not go in the direction I had anticipating which was to do with the insolvency of the estate. As it was , the film ended predictably with the family having to sell Downton Abbey to the National Trust to stave off poverty and the National Trust subsequently turning it's fortunes around by selling locally produced ale at £4.50 a bottle. Hope I haven't spoiled the plot for you.

 

Yawn you had the ref in your pocket all the game, he might as well have been wearing a red and white shirt.

 

I feel like Downton has been going so long that it should now be about people visiting a National Heritage venue for a site seeing tour.