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Looks like you got there just after I left at the end of '63. I was in Stoneleigh.

I wasn't an international standard runner! :D When were you there?

That's how I recall the layout of the grounds when I was at Whitley Abbey. Showing my age too, SBK! :o

Did they have fire safety certificates?

I find that difficult to believe, BHSB. I get the impression that he never makes mistakes. :whistle:

Fell for what, BHSB?

Who? Is this relevant to the Kop?

Where do they get the flags from? Do they have fire safety certificates?

Why not, Pax?

60s and 70s

Don, sending a PM avoids an open admission that he is wrong. That's something to which he has an aversion.

You are right, Otis. It was a 350 mile round trip for my mate and me on Saturday. A bit more effort from the team would have been appreciated.

I don't think we'll get a lot of help from those games. Maybe PV will win, and perhaps Wigan and Burton will be held to a draw.

Roy O'Donovan.

I don't understand why RCC's injury has been made public. Might as well draw a bullseye on the shoulders of his shirt.

Winning our games is key; then we can forget about those below us and hope that those above us falter.

That's a cultural thing, Otis. Before the break up of the USSR, grills were not common, and nor was beef (even in a meat market where prices were higher than in a shop). Your wife's cooking habits will to a certain extent depend on when and where she was brought up.

It is nowadays, Grendel. In my time there, finding 'great quality' food was quite a task. Apart from bread and pastries - always in good supply (apart from the great Moscow bread shortage in 1989/90) and really delicious.