4 seconds actually. For Bradford Park Ave v Tranmere.

Cost of charter plane. This might give us a flavour http://www.ulsterrugby.com/11_1390.php

Hey, when global warming kicks in Den, I'll be living in Whittle-le Woods-by-the-Sea. Candyfloss anyone?

Try pm'ing Whittle Blue, he's been testing the water on a flight. I've only looked for scheduled flight times Den. I wont be doing any organising but wiill help with investigation if required.

Skyscanner is an excellent website Man to Bristol dep. 09.55- arr 10.55 Man to Belfast dep .0700 arr 07.55 or L/Pool to Belfast dep.07.00 arr 07.50 Belfast to Cardiff dep 08.50 arr Cardiff 10.10 You can not fly back after the game That's it. No other combinations as far as I can see & I've spent a lot of time looking. Too late in Bristol & the early start via Belfast defeats the object of flying. (they've also hiked up the price in the last 24 hrs to £113). HOW MUCH TO CHARTER OUR OWN, I WONDER?

Fishwicks ran a special train to the Worthy Cup final. (And it picked up at Leyland 1864)!!

It's nowt to do with being spoiled. It's just so bloody annoying because it doesn't need to be like this.

Thank you, Adopted S.

What does LMAO mean?

It maybe a one off but it doesn't eliminate the fact that it's crap in terms of geography, logistics and expense.

Back to subject of travel, I wonder how much it is to charter a plane from Blackpool?

Damn, you just got in first Capt Kayos

A vote should be taken by the fans of all the league clubs. Then we'll see whether the FA are making the correct decision.

1.30pm tomorrow.

Just got a ticket without moving my fat arse. Set off at no. 24 in queue. Even got my own seat. Thanks, Glenn, for the tip on avoiding the bullshit.

Sorryif it's been mention before. I must have missed it. I just followed the instructions given to me by the anonymous voice.

What ###### me off on the phone was the 4 minutes of bullshit you got before you found out your queue position. I DONT WANT TICKET INFORMATION - I WANT TO BUY ONE. PUT THE INFO ELSEWHERE. Anyway I've probably lost my seat. I'll have to go down to Ewood this morning.

They have, tis the Fulham one what is the wrong way round, look further up. Are you sure - have a look at Chelsea? And see Newcastle, Charlton & Southampton

Where?!? Here- http://www.brfcs.co.uk/reports/fixtures.php

AESF....... delete 'Robbie Savage' from your post and replace with 'Premiership Footballer'

Why are you all so happy? We lost at Bolton.........see fixtures on here ............or is it me? or the whisky? or old age

Doh!

Den, Can't believe Mick McGrath isn't listed!!!!!! He gets my vote because not only was he a top class player and loyal Rover, but if we're selecting a team with players in correct positions, then he's the man to complement Ronnie Clayton on the LH side of midfield. For those who don't know McGrath here's a brief profile Mick McGrath Left half 1954-1966 Total Appearances;- 312 International honours with Rovers Republic of Ireland :- 18 caps 1958-1965 Rep. of Ireland ‘B’ :- 1 cap 1957 Football League: - 1 appearance 1960 Mick McGrath was a quiet Irishman who, together with Ronnie Clayton and Matt Woods, formed one of the most formidable half back lines in the club’s history. McGrath was one of a number of young Irish players brought to the club by Johnny Carey during the mid-fifties. He established himself in the first team in the 1957-58 season as the Rovers won promotion to the First Division on the final day of the campaign. A hard tackling, attacking half back, McGrath quickly became a regular in the Rep. of Ireland team. A perfect clubman, McGrath retained his first team place until 1966 when he joined Bradford PA. At Bradford he had the distinction of being the last Park Avenue player to win an international cap and, not surprisingly, was also made club captain. In later years he helped out with Rovers youth teams and then became involved in local junior soccer.

Douglas. Look no further. BTW -spotted him in the Royal Oak, Riley Green on Saturday night.

I wish I'd been ejected.