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Weren't we under an embargo until the accounts were submitted? Now that they have gone in we might see some movement on the transfer front.

I seem to remember the last game at Highfield Road finished with a 6-1 win. Against Derby IIRC.

YYaYYYYYYY Max

Try loading Brave browser - can listen to Away commentary on that.

Stand corrected.

I remember Ian Wallace had a brown/bronze MGB GT Sponsored by Parkfield.

What is needed is for hedge fund SISU to buy out a financially rocky rugby club!

Ever the optimist, my feeling is that somewhere just outside the top 10 is where we'll end the season.

I took it to mean that the remaining games would be voided i.e. the season finishes here, and the PPG for the season so far will decide the places. At least that's what makes most sense to me.

Mifsud, Nardiello, Cartwright.

We did have a Clarence, back in the day.

Don't know how he qualified, but think that Eastwood was also capped for Wales - maybe not at the same time he was at City though.

Les Cartwright, Don Nardiello

Loved Dukes of Hazard, and also the Bill Maynard series, Heartbeat and Oh No it's Selwyn Froggat.

All very well to talk about next season assuming that all the teams will still be there to fight it out. Some are already living hand to mouth and losing the income from the remaining games this season could be terminal.

Putting the politics aside for one moment, I’m looking forward to seeing what a difference it makes to the games by what looks to be a promising footballing side that MR has brought together, by playing on a true, even surface that is not full of lumps and cut to shreds by egg-chasers.

What are we worth - like everything, it depends whether you're buying or selling. If you're desperate to sell, down comes the price and exactly the opposite if you've got something that others want.

Depends if your name is Cuthbert Jeremy

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