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They wouldn't pay for a pitch in a stadium they (supposedly) owned.

I've bookmarked that thread so I can have another look in about 12 months time. Should be interesting.

Shirley Watts, Charlie's missus. Passed a couple of days ago. RIP.

They have fucked off down south apparently. Damson Park is at least a couple of hundred yards south of the CBSA (if you look at lines of latitude). I'll stop now...

It'll be interesting to see just how this plays out. There's an awful lot of disquiet among the clubs at level two and down, and much talk of legal action over the whole stinking affair. Cov are the only club so far who have come out publicly about it, but there are many more who are very...

Nobody outside of Wasps is happy. There's a groundswell among sub-Prem clubs to call an EGM and vote of no confidence in the RFU over this. They only require 100 clubs to step forward, so it'll be interesting to see if it happens.

Collecting dust on the shelf. Still quite like it though...

Nope, you're right. No idea when Glacks moved to Mose! Oh well...

And Balding should know better having been an England Colts international while at Cov 😉

Ah, I thought you were talking about Birmingham Solihull, whom Pete Glackin is Head Coach. Balding is DoR at Moseley.

This season, assuming the side that wins the league also meets the Prem criteria.

Yes, poor second half after a very solid first. Mind you, they made lots of changes with most of their better players going off to be replaced, in the main, by youngsters, so it should be measured against that. Clear water between them and fourth now too, with Bedford losing.

Adam?

Pete still holds a grudge against Cov, so yes, probably.

Moseley fans are as pissed as Cov fans. Birmingham Solihull played at Sharman's Cross, Solihull, a grotty little shed of a ground, before becoming Pertemps Bees and moving to Damson. They've gone bust twice now (the current club is the third iteration) and were dumped out of the leagues the...

Just a furnace would do. At least they'd be of some use then, what with the cost of fuel.

Yes, we took a long time to catch up. Having said that, I did have a 1919 bungalow for a few years, and that had cavity walls! It was a one-off build that I assume was built by someone with a bit of vision.

I feel your pain. Used to have a two-bed double-bay mid terrace on Dickens Rd. Mid thirties build, no insulation to speak of. The only way it could have been worse would have been to swap with Bert next door who had the end house! Glad to be in a mid-sixties with insulated cavity walls now.