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I've got no beef with them. It appears that people are taking out their frustrations of Ccfc/Sisu and laying them firmly at the door of Wasps for some reason.

Pacers and spangles!

The Welcome hills at Stratford is decent but costly. For me it's just more expensive bushes to hit your ball in! The Ingon manor is a decent course and you will get a round for about £20. For a cheap municipal course Newbold commyn is also good for about £10 in the afternoons. Sign upto tee...

It should be-but this is Ccfc!o_O

Cloughie was the best and should have got the England job. Not many liked him along the same lines as people not liking Ferguson, but you can't argue with his record. Probably stayed at Forest one year too many.

Aye-think most people said about 2500 and it won't be far off that I think. Guess there will be an early bird extension based on them numbers in the coming days?

Indeed!

Foo fighters greatest hits.

Someone I know is down there-they are doing very extensive bag searches. I was also out this afternoon and there was armed police in Stratford town centre.

Yep same for me.

Cheers! I am probably right then!:cigar:

:sour:Got Linkin Park in July in Birmingham with my son.

Surprised it took so long for Midnight express to be mentioned, so take a bow sir! Probably these two won't qualify as they are a bit later-Casino and Good fellas. Sleepers is also good.

Big country-greatest hits!

It's only 3 of the original band-think the others are doing a gig in Birmingham the same weekend!o_O

Bit of a long thread so haven't looked to see if anyone has mentioned Amanda Lamb?:kiss:

Play up Sky Blues, Sky Blues play up!

One that springs to mind was the Conor Thomas fiasco where he was banded about for Liverpool. Now anyone who saw him play knew he (more probably his agent) was a million miles away from that sort of platform and wasn't even an average L1 player. Had probably now found his level, along with a lot...

Yes indeed. Well lets face it he was no better than average himself.

Well no surprises with the old pals act of Doyle.