And meThat would be Phil.
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Where have all our players gone ? Far Far. Away. ...... will we have a decent team left, by the time the season starts at Preston ? We could borrow a couple from Preston if we are short. .... Seriously though when will we see what loan players we will have this season ......... only 3weeks to kick off
I’ve cleaned me boots Vic, awaiting the call...
I bought some shin pads the other day. I can borrow the boys boots and I’m sorted. I’ll be good for a 10min runout.
My boot studs and elbows are razor sharp so I could come on as an impact sub for last half hour or till cheating ref gets red card out ! 
Never & Smudge are in, anyone else fancy a run out? Vic in goal I reckon too...My boot studs and elbows are razor sharp so I could come on as an impact sub for last half hour or till cheating ref gets red card out !
Run out, me , no sorry , Its hard to believe I was still kicking a ball 8 years ago now I'm struggling in the morning to walk without the aid of winch
Interesting piece from BBC News...
"Thousands of people crowding into an indoor stadium is not something you see in Germany these days - but this is what is happening today, for a huge science experiment.
A series of pop concerts are being held in the German city of Leipzig on Saturday, as part of research being carried out to see how mass events can be held with a minimum risk of infection.
The three concerts will be held throughout the day, and will cost almost €1m (£900,000), paid for by the German government.
The pop fans are volunteers who have been given tracking devices, which will monitor their movements and proximity to other people. They will disinfect their hands with fluorescent sanitiser, which will help scientists track how surfaces become a source of infection. And a fog machine will show how the virus spreads in the air.
To make sure this experiment doesn’t become a safety risk itself, everyone is wearing face-masks, has tested negative for Covid-19 and is younger than 50 years old, with no health conditions.
Scientists will then analyse the data, which they say could provide valuable information about how to stage large cultural and sporting events safely - even in the midst of a pandemic."
"Thousands of people crowding into an indoor stadium is not something you see in Germany these days - but this is what is happening today, for a huge science experiment.
A series of pop concerts are being held in the German city of Leipzig on Saturday, as part of research being carried out to see how mass events can be held with a minimum risk of infection.
The three concerts will be held throughout the day, and will cost almost €1m (£900,000), paid for by the German government.
The pop fans are volunteers who have been given tracking devices, which will monitor their movements and proximity to other people. They will disinfect their hands with fluorescent sanitiser, which will help scientists track how surfaces become a source of infection. And a fog machine will show how the virus spreads in the air.
To make sure this experiment doesn’t become a safety risk itself, everyone is wearing face-masks, has tested negative for Covid-19 and is younger than 50 years old, with no health conditions.
Scientists will then analyse the data, which they say could provide valuable information about how to stage large cultural and sporting events safely - even in the midst of a pandemic."
Ah....you remember them.
They don't play in leather boots any more Bubbs, Are yours still plyable , .... still putting dubbing on them,?
Auction them, you may get a good price for them., ,! , , , !!!! !!!!!!!!! ?????????
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Funny you say that mate. Predator rapier size 10 circa 1998. I got £120 for them on eBay a few years back. I remember they cost about £80 new!!
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Oh FFS.....tell us something we don't know.
Thought it was general knowledge
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/six-million-furloughed-workers-broke-22564642
Thought it was general knowledge
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/six-million-furloughed-workers-broke-22564642
I have had enough of this lockdown, I will be on an outdoor pursuit from here on in, already started my Gower Treks last month, got a Kayak incoming as well, so the boy and I can get back to some decent outdoor adventure..............
Nice one PhilI have had enough of this lockdown, I will be on an outdoor pursuit from here on in, already started my Gower Treks last month, got a Kayak incoming as well, so the boy and I can get back to some decent outdoor adventure..............
Forget Indiana Jones we’ve got Gower PhilI have had enough of this lockdown, I will be on an outdoor pursuit from here on in, already started my Gower Treks last month, got a Kayak incoming as well, so the boy and I can get back to some decent outdoor adventure..............
Tenzing NorgowerForget Indiana Jones we’ve got Gower Phil