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I absolutely agree, but the Queen was in no position to refuse Boris in his proroguing of parliament, she had no power to refuse the request and neither will Charles, approaching the Monarch for permission to do so is just following protocol, the political decision had already been made.

You are joking aren’t you, they live amazingly private lives, we only see the rarest glimpse of them and that’s only in their official roles, their untold wealth, worldwide fame and access all areas and their unrivalled security arrangements allows them to lead the most extraordinary, luxurious...

He may well have had deep reservations over the last PM, both for his decision making and his conduct in office but I fail to see how he’s in a position to issue a warning to the new girl. The Monarch possesses no real power, all political decisions are made by the HM elected Government. The...

R.I.P Her Majesty Elizabeth 2 💔 Another one taken to early.

Quite possibly a Bowling Green, many large pubs/ Inns had Bowling clubs attached to them back then.

Not to mention having to play a glut of games in quick succession, on a pitch we already know doesn’t stand up well to being overused. The league shutting down for the duration of the World Cup is another major negative for us as well.

Stood on the Crows nest as a boy, I used to find it fascinating and even as a young kid I was never convinced how safe it was, amazing to think how long it lasted. also interesting to see how the city has grown in that time, a photo of the same view today would show the built up area has reached...

We’re not Liverpool, not sure this would interest that many of their listeners tbh.

In a way you’ve answered your own question, we were miles better but we are dab hands at finding and using the ‘self destruct button’, couple that with the ongoing pitch debacle and the associated morale sapping effects it could well have on the squad and coaching staff, I think we’re in for a...

Never a truer word!!!

How much did he sting you for ?

Obviously it’s up to the suit’s to be professional and conduct themselves with integrity and decorum. I think most of the fan base tends to wear it’s heart on its sleeve, that’s just how it is.

If the opportunity arises and we end up doing something with Wasps, regarding the lease etc, it will be because they have no other option, not because we spoke nicely about them.

Just pull up a seat and watch, I’m convinced they’ll be gone within a year, they look every inch ‘a failing operation. Twice failing to pay out on the bond scheme, lengthy recession just round the corner, flagging interest in the local community, desperately scratching around searching for...

Nout to do with luck, if you neglect your Jeep and continually refuse to invest in vital repairs, it will eventually break down :unsure: Same applies to a football pitch it would seem.

My sentiments exactly, really worried for what lie ahead now, 5 of us were supposed to be travelling up from the east coast today ‘all full of hope and optimism for the new season, god only knows what will happen now. Mark Robins will surely be gone sooner rather than later, who could blame him...

I agree with most of that, but i think this situation could well get rid of MR before wasps.

The pitch’s in the 60s & 70s were unbelievably bad But it was usually during the winter months, the pitch’s were a muddy quagmire brilliant for sliding and getting filthy. The difference here is it’s summer ‘and a dry summer at that’ the pitch’s will be dry as a bone & as hard as concrete...