Far from a windup. Away fans don't like leaving there dogs at home all day, I was talking amongst the lines as a mixed section. It's a good idea if it's played right. 1 day 1 club will do the idea.

It's a opportunity to roll out a idea a like this to my knowledge no other Club does it. Plenty of positives bigger picture.

Yes essentially Paul I am to be honest. Certain people may enjoy to take there pets with them, i see more & more dogs in public houses these days even where food is being served providing they are kept on a lead & are well behaved.

Not sure if this is the appropriate section Mods move if it isn't, does anybody think a separate designated section at EP is a good proposal noticed it on the other site realised it hadn't been suggested maybe unbeknown there is a good reason for that. Discuss 

A flock of seagulls - over my head.

On 20/10/2017 at 08:34, Paul said:

I’m sure in my sons’ case the tattoos were an act of rebellion. They both knew their parents to be 100% against this because it’s a permanent decision taken in youth and probably regretted in more mature years. 

Rebellion. Why? It seems to me it’s difficult for young people to shock their parents’ generation. As children of the 60s my wife and I have been there, done it, got the T shirt and probably helped with the book! I do believe the kids thought the tattoo was the shock attempt. In hindsight we should have never have asked them not get tattooed. 

Deploy reverse psychology with children too late advice. it's not that much of a permanent decision these days with laser removal meant to be a costly exercise though, Tattoos are not my cup of tea don't see the appeal everyone's different of course.

Without a shadow of a doubt apportioning blame 75% players 25% TM.

Flock of seagulls - over my head.

22 minutes ago, Dunnfc said:

If he'd have kept himself fit he'd have had a better go. Instead of pretending to be ill ironically when we played Bournemouth he was spotted shopping in Manchester and lunching.

He didn't want to put the effort in and didn't want to be here. Good luck to him as he's come on leaps and bounds but obviously he's grown up.  

He had to the PL is a unforgiving league & EH has good man management skills, I thought he was a flash in the pan when he first started playing well in the top flight but that's a disservice to him has he's carried it on & matured as you've already said. Regarding any comparison to JR & JK 1 seems to be on a decline the other seems to be on the rise.

Simon & garfunkel - for Emily, whenever I may find her.

Don mclean - Vincent. 

U2- until the end of the world.

Percy sledge - when a man loves a woman.

Big country - eiledon.

9 hours ago, oldjamfan1 said:

Still makes my skin crawl when I hear this ruddy song!!

 

The Specials - Too Much Too Young

You must be referring to the late eighties.

Paul young - Grazing in the grass

Dave Clarke five - glad all over.

Cocteau twins - seekers who are lovers.

Morrissey - The national front disco.

Rod Stewart - Maggie may.

Smiths - That joke isn't funny anymore.

Morrissey - why don't you find out for yourself.

Angelical upstarts - guns for the Afghan rebels.

BB king - everyday I have the blues.

8 hours ago, Manchester Blue said:

Obviously that's your choice but there really isn't a system as such.  It's either £18 or £22, depends if you're a season ticket holder/1875 member or not.

I know mate, it was an attempt at sarcasm going off the posts above it's a simple case of going onto the website & entering yr DC details or ringing up during office hours.

I've made up my mind about the Burnley game the system seems too complex for me, think I will give this 1 a swerve.