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Next
Ancient Shot, today at 12:16:21
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Views: 161

Hampshire doing well

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22985491


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Re: Next
denzel ecfc, today at 12:38:35 - in response to Next - top of thread
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Views: 5

They let their club die...twice!

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Re: Next
Kingfield Ender, today at 12:23:48 - in response to Next - top of thread
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Views: 76

Good, another hobby club bankrolled a million mlles further than it should have got

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Re: Next
PCT, today at 12:20:17 - in response to Next - top of thread
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Views: 93

Is that a foil FA Cup I spy?....

Jesus wept.

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Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 10:28:26
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Views: 226

Once again a decision to host a major sporting tournament in Wales is thoroughly vindicated.

Grrrrr.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Rowdy Fandango, today at 12:04:41 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 64

SL 32/1 from 13 - is it a Test match?

I'm letting my club die again.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Duncan Biscuit, today at 12:18:02 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 37

36/2

SL will need to get a lick on


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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 12:18:55 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 34

36/3 effectively as Dilshan is broken.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Duncan Biscuit, today at 12:19:59 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 34

I'd switched the commo off to take a call and had forgotten to put it back on - hence missed Dilshan getting broke.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 12:31:39 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 15

Massive wicket there, effectively 41/4 and no Sangakkara to rescue things.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Chandy, today at 12:17:04 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 41

Dick head Warne singing their praises though, if it was England they'd be getting slaughtered. Surprised they had adverts during drinks, it would've been more interesting.

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Might as well give up now
Simon B, today at 11:44:20 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 104

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cricket/22982588

Have we had Glenn McGrath's prediction yet?

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Re: Today's Cricket
Taz (SUFC), today at 11:44:13 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 101

You know the Ashes can't be too far off when the Aussies start with their shit BANTZ.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cricket/22982588

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 11:47:25 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 87

Yes, it was the ECB's fault Warner's fist connected with Root's visage.

Which team was it that lost 4-0 in India, and which team was it that won in India? I seem to forget.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Taz (SUFC), today at 11:57:34 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 68

Yeah, I found the Warner comments odd. So it's the fault of the ECB and the English media that he's a twat who can't hold his booze and lumps people for little or no reason?

Aaaaalrighty then.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Simon B, today at 11:45:03 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 84

Seven seconds. Fuck off.

Mine was better.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Taz (SUFC), today at 11:50:19 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 78

Ha! Like some frustrated goal hanger smashing it into the net when it's already a foot over the line and everyone else has started celebrating. :)

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Re: Today's Cricket
Simon B, today at 11:52:41 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 72

You are Kevin Philips to my Andrea Pirlo.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Taz (SUFC), today at 11:53:39 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 70

In that case, have a shave you scruffy bastard.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Cardinal Gareth, today at 11:40:22 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 88

Dilshan has had to retire hurt from batting

Why couldnt he use one of these to get the runs?

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Re: Today's Cricket
tanghaller, today at 11:04:35 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 134

Though you'd be on about a 40 over game at Headingley.

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Re: Today's Cricket
carrotcruncher(hufc), today at 11:02:38 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 130

would have been glorious yesterday

am supposed to be playing tonight too. don't suppose that will happen.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 11:09:50 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 123

Saturday's forecast looks crap for London.

Which would mean a third successive week without a bat in my hand. GRRRRRRRRR!!!!

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Re: Today's Cricket
PCSU, today at 10:35:13 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 164

Apparently Kent won the game of the century yesterday. Wo0ohooo, go us!

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Re: Today's Cricket
Barda EUFC, today at 10:37:46 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 158

Yeah I was following that towards the end.

Sounded mental.

In the same vein as you having never been to Rochester, I should really should go and watch Kent a Canterbury.

Only ever seen them in London.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 10:42:01 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 158

Only time I've seen Kent was at Brizzle, where the umps correctly gave a decision of "not out" when Andrew Symonds caught the ball, flicked it in the air, stepped behind the boundary and back on, then caught it again.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Simon B, today at 11:11:13 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 113

I'm surprised he managed that, given how pissed he undoubtedly was.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 11:18:29 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 105

I think he was still English at the time. Was that winter he became an Aussie IIRC, and it was downhill from there.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Sicknote, today at 11:07:15 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 118

That's still a legal catch, isn't it?

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 11:17:19 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 112

The MCC have fudged it completely and now claim it is without a proper explanation, but no it isn't (or at least shouldn't be, and most certainly wasn't at the time).

To paraphrase without Googling the Laws:

The act of completing a catch begins when the player first makes contact with the ball, and ends when the player has the ball under full control.

During the act of completing a catch, the player is not allowed to leave the field of play.

The match report in question:

http://static.espncricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/1996/ENG_LOCAL/CC/R20/GLOUCS_KENT_CC_19-21SEP1996_MR

He hooked Mark Alleyne to the square-leg boundary where Symonds palmed the ball up, stepped back over the line and then came
back into play to complete what he thought was a catch.

The crowd, too, were mystified when the umpires indicated that
Ward was not out - but they were right: Law 32.2 (a) says it is
a fair catch if "the fieldsman is within the field of play
throughout the act of making the catch".





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Re: Today's Cricket
Sicknote, today at 11:22:02 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 97

This video from them says it's legal

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 11:27:12 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 89

That's precisely the fudge I was referring to. The explanation is terrible and doesn't account for the wording of the Laws.

They need to change the wording of the Laws to something less ambiguous, only then will I accept any "explanation".

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Re: Today's Cricket
Slim Jim, today at 11:16:59 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 106

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Re: Today's Cricket
PCSU, today at 10:39:32 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 154

I wouldn't bother - it's the most boring experience imaginable. You get dragged along on the premise that "it's really good fun and it's a great piss-up". No - it's not. You're still having to watch bloody cricket and you have to spend £3.50 on a pint of watered down Master Brew in a plastic cup.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Pol Pot, today at 10:43:05 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 142

Correct. If you were sitting in a pub garden and were told you had to watch some men standing around 80 yards away for eight hours you would soon go to another pub.


Kill all atheists and the working class.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Sicknote, today at 10:41:01 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 142

Take your own drink then, it's allowed

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Re: Today's Cricket
PCSU, today at 10:42:37 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 153

Right, whatever then, I'll go. Give me a list of Kent fixtures at Canterbury (preferably on a Friday evening) then us Kent based conformers can bumfest while a boring sport is played in the background.

Nice one Sicknote, I've had to go through the pain of googling it myself.

Kent v Essex, Friday 5th July. See you there chaps.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Sicknote, today at 11:24:41 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 92

Oh you want to see a Twenty20 game... Nah can't take alcohol in for them, sorry.

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Re: Today's Cricket
White Socks, today at 10:38:43 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 146

A day on the piss watching cricket at Canterbury is a must for all men of Kent.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Barda EUFC, today at 10:40:26 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 139

I will get round to it one day I'm sure.

A couple of Fleet fans I know are members there so might even be able to get me in on a jolly.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Liam Hearn, today at 10:33:27 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 157

what happens if it is a washout?

play tomorrow I suppose?

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Re: Today's Cricket
CardinalCannon, today at 10:37:24 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 152

If they don't manage the required 20 overs per side (and therefore get a result on the DL method) then I think I'm right in saying that India go through on account of finishing top of their group.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Sicknote, today at 10:43:42 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 140

Makes us winning the group seem so crucial now

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 10:39:44 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 142

That would be a crock.

Should be a bowl-off like they have in other competitions.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Liam Hearn, today at 10:39:13 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 137

oh right cheers.

England v India then it looks like. tasty

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Re: Today's Cricket
Sicknote, today at 10:29:38 - in response to Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 164

Move it to the Millennium Stadium and close the roof.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 10:31:16 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 164

Would be funny if someone launched one and it hit the roof.*

*No, the roofs are not too high for this to happen. I saw it happen the other day in Baseball.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Duncan Biscuit, today at 10:35:26 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 148

Usually a ground rule double base hit when it happens IIRC

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 10:40:39 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 145

Not the other day as it was a foul ball - but was bad news for the fielder as he was placed to catch it before the roof made the ball bounce off at a silly angle.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Duncan Biscuit, today at 11:12:26 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 107

Shirley it's not a foul ball until the ball lands (usually in the crowd tbf). I'm sure I've seen games where a fielder is poised to catch a ball heading into foul territory, cock up the catch, and the runners then advance on an Error.

Ooo. Pereira gone again. 6-1.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Jason H - ECFC, today at 11:21:27 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 99

It was clearly *going* to be a foul ball, the fielder was already stood in foul territory.

You're right about players advancing even on a foul ball if a fielder makes contact with the ball (but doesn't catch it).

Last I saw it was raining again, so I'm somewhat caught out by the fact they've started! Will get onto it, at least until 1:45 when Middx up at Yorkshire starts.

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Re: Today's Cricket
Sicknote, today at 10:35:15 - in response to Re: Today's Cricket - top of thread
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Views: 148

Remember it happening at the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne in some World XI game

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FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Speed Hopkins (Alchintram), today at 10:13:21
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Views: 176

I'm trying to round up people from work to do pub quizzes. Anyone know some good ones in the south Manchester/north Cheshire area? Quality of beer is irrelavent. I'll be driving.

stores.ebay.co.uk/Classic-Bike-Manuals

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Leeds Sandgrounder, today at 10:58:18 - in response to FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 103

I think I'm doing one in Chorlton tonight - The Bowling Green I think it's called. I don't often get to Chorlton as I have little interest in mung beans or World Music.

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Simon B, today at 11:04:39 - in response to Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 93

As a student I paid my respects to a young lady who lived in Chorlton. We used to get takeaway curry from a place where the owner was hugely knowledgeable about the essays of William Hazlitt. He persuaded me to read them, and I ended up answering on them in my finals.

Sex, chicken dhansak and educational enrichment: can't go wrong with Chorlton.

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Leeds Sandgrounder, today at 11:19:28 - in response to Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 80

I will get none of those three this evening. Sex and curry can be a volatile mix in itself so I'm.quite relieved really.

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
ex-greaser , today at 11:37:03 - in response to Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 64

Indeed especially if the curry leaves are uncooked....

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Leeds Sandgrounder, today at 11:58:57 - in response to Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 46

It doesn't bear thinking about to be perfectly honest.

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Speed Hopkins (Alchintram), today at 10:59:04 - in response to Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 95

Any that do quizzes on Sunday night might be good for us.

stores.ebay.co.uk/Classic-Bike-Manuals

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This one sounds promising
Speed Hopkins (Alchintram), today at 10:56:48 - in response to FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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"The Dnipro Ukranian Social Clb in Manchester has a car park. The pub has disabled facilities, it is a family friendly pub. The Dnipro Ukranian Social Clb has a function room that can be booked. The pub has an outside area, it has a garden. The Dnipro Ukranian Social Clb has a smoking area. The pub has a dart board, it has live music events. The Dnipro Ukranian Social Clb holds Poker Nights. The pub holds quiz nights, it has a pool table. The Dnipro Ukranian Social Clb has a big screen. The pub shows football on TV, it has the Racing Channel. The Dnipro Ukranian Social Clb has terrestrial TV."


stores.ebay.co.uk/Classic-Bike-Manuals

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Re: This one sounds promising
ex-greaser , today at 12:10:55 - in response to This one sounds promising - top of thread
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The Dnipro Ukranian Social Clb is mainly frequented by Ukranians pretending to be English ....

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Mr Staffordshire, today at 10:54:33 - in response to FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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This pub do very decent quiz on Wednesdays..

The Fox Inn, Hopwas.

Oh look out for nerd wearing glasses hiding behind the curtains.

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Gary Bauress, today at 10:45:15 - in response to FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 109

I remember doing a decent one about five years ago at The Riflemans Arms, Wilmslow - had a fairly extensive music section if you like that kind of thing. Don't know what it is like now.

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Speed Hopkins (Alchintram), today at 10:54:48 - in response to Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 97

Funnily enough I used to go to ones at the Carter's Arms at t'other of road.

stores.ebay.co.uk/Classic-Bike-Manuals

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Re: FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division)
Money Shot, today at 10:44:35 - in response to FAO of Conforum pub quiz police (northern division) - top of thread
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Views: 109

Hesketh Tavern in Cheadle Hulme normally has a quiz on a Monday.

www.almond-pubs.co.uk/hesketh-tavern/offers-and-events

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You know when you start to miss football
Mr Staffordshire, today at 10:11:45
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Views: 225

Got football fixtures pullout inside the paper.

God, I am already missing football :-(

Still, little under 3 weeks before we play our first PSF.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
PCT, today at 11:30:38 - in response to You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 83

Even though I was willing the end of the season to arrive, I must admit that I'm finding Saturday afternoons particularly boring without football.

Cricket is alright, but it's just not the same, and tennis can FRO.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Cardinal Gareth, today at 11:21:39 - in response to You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 91

Slowly but surely though, the new season is now starting to take shape.

• Pre-Season friendlies are a matter of weeks away


• Players are being signed/contracts extended


• Season ticket special offers are out on sale


• Fixtures to be released soon


• You look on the TV/Internet and see the new table already


• Nobodies talking about Mansfield, Newport, Ebbsfleet, Telford, Barrow or Stockport


• Its been around 2 months since the season finished. It'll be within the next 2 months when it starts all over again

We may have missed football, but at least there has been a fare bit if football to watch on TV while we wait.
There doesn't seem to be anything specifically interesting in July, but this website keeps you up to date with what football is on TV while we wait.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Money Shot, today at 10:56:39 - in response to You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 118

I hate football.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Taz (SUFC), today at 11:23:49 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 81

Could've been worse. You could have watched Aldershot 46+ times last season!

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Mr Staffordshire, today at 10:57:56 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 112

I shouldn't be surprised after your visit to 92 grounds!

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Staffy next appearance at away game: 9th July Atherstone

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Money Shot, today at 12:13:42 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 38

100 grounds last season, which included six Scottish, Wembley and Windsor Park.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Mr Staffordshire, today at 12:20:44 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 24

You will have to visit Rodney Parade as it is now league ground.

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Staffy next appearance at away game: 9th July Atherstone

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Taz (SUFC), today at 10:41:58 - in response to You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 128

Meh. Enjoying the break. Not even watched any of the wotsit on in Brazil at the moment.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Cityman69, today at 10:44:37 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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I quite enjoy the escape from my club's football for three months.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
PCSU, today at 10:47:44 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 122

Me too. Gives me a chance to do other stuff, but even if a boring weekend is on the cards I can just do some more overtime at work instead.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Sicknote, today at 10:38:16 - in response to You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 133

I'm not missing football at all, can we extend the Summer break?

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
DesCartes, today at 10:40:12 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Yeah, you say that, but it's ok while Surrey keep winning.

Oh...

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Sicknote, today at 10:42:49 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Views: 121

Only been to 5 days of cricket so far!

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Cityman69, today at 10:20:44 - in response to You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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The Ashes series should assist with your wait?

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
DesCartes, today at 10:35:44 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Oh, come on, they're hardly a substitute for this lot:

http://forums.footballwebpages.co.uk/forum.jsp?id=228&article=461603
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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Mr Staffordshire, today at 10:55:48 - in response to Re: You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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Only two games I'll be bothered going is Atherstone and Leyton Orient.

The rest can FRO.

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Re: You know when you start to miss football
Shanghai, today at 10:12:59 - in response to You know when you start to miss football - top of thread
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I have seen at least 3 papers describe their fixture pull outs as 'brilliant.' All three are just a list of the fixtures as shown everywhere else. Hardly worth of the tag 'brilliant'.

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Spaccy on Sky
tanghaller, today at 10:08:32
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There game against Portsmouth is on sky, also Morecambe COC tie with Wolves is on along with Blackpool v PNE.

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
Jason H - ECFC, today at 10:19:40 - in response to Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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also Morecambe COC tie with Wolves

Can anyone fathom why this would be on telly? Blackpool vs Preston I could just about understand in terms of local rivalry, but why Moorcumb vs Wolves?

The tie of the round (according to everyone in the press) doesn't get the gig. Grrrr.

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
denzel ecfc, today at 12:20:40 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Absolute joke. Still, saves me renewing my Sky Sports subscription.

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
02b, today at 11:05:42 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Wolves will probably have more fans watching?
It's generally nothing to do with how decent the tie is, it's about how many armchair fans a club has. That's why, when Man Yoo are playing, they'll always be televised

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
Dave (Barra), today at 10:21:10 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Potential giant killing - big boys visit humble Evo Stik club etc

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
hoagy, today at 11:12:34 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Plus there's the "racist Morecambe" angle.

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
Slim Jim, today at 12:13:07 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Wolves coming from the Black Country?

Have I just explained the joke?

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
Jason H - ECFC, today at 10:25:36 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Viewers will miss the chance to see 'Arry self-destruct live on TV. It could have been the best one since Mr Keegan.

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
White Socks, today at 10:27:37 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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'Arry will have found a way to resign/get sacked before we reach August.

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
Big Chocolate CUFC, today at 10:10:34 - in response to Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Views: 189

Cunts

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
Simon B, today at 10:27:15 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Views: 158

Why do you lot get so arsey about them?

Or is it a League thing that would bore me?

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
tanghaller, today at 10:12:31 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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Though u'd like that. Thank god i'll be no where near a tele that day.

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Re: Spaccy on Sky
Mr Staffordshire, today at 10:12:02 - in response to Re: Spaccy on Sky - top of thread
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LOL

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A sheep eating plant !!!
Kingfield Ender, today at 10:02:17
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Fucking NAWTY

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-22967160

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Re: A sheep eating plant !!!
EKC, today at 12:36:41 - in response to A sheep eating plant !!! - top of thread
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I can think of one or two people it should be fed with.

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Re: A sheep eating plant !!!
Speed Hopkins (Alchintram), today at 11:29:41 - in response to A sheep eating plant !!! - top of thread
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stores.ebay.co.uk/Classic-Bike-Manuals

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Re: A sheep eating plant !!!
Cityman69, today at 10:12:19 - in response to A sheep eating plant !!! - top of thread
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Sounds triffid to me...

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Re: A sheep eating plant !!!
Ste (CDB), today at 10:04:02 - in response to A sheep eating plant !!! - top of thread
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Views: 157

Maybe it's a typo and it was actually a sheep eating plant food.

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