You would have thought that would have been lesson number one, in the shadowing of Waggot.

He could well be both.

It is the questions that weren't approved, that are of more interest.

Well it made me cheer/laugh.

Well you should do.

I was on about the Rovers.

The fixtures are out tomorrow, so that is something to look forwards to.

Did you consider yourself an adult at that stage. I hope your masters was not in accounting. Did you buy a season ticket that year ?

I think the point was that 23 year olds, are adults.

So means test the cheap tickets, don't just give them to everyone of a certain age.

Much the same as what our Gally adds to the Rovers.

Why

The game still has a lot resting on it. It will decide our opponents in future rounds. A win will pit us against one of the third teams. A draw, against Germany. A loss, against one of the group winners

Is that for a pre-season tour of Italy ?

Garlic games, is that where you stay as far away from your opponents as is possible.

Most of the scots players from that period were both aggressive and physical. Rule changes have taken most of those abilities out of the game, so those same players would be a liability with todays refs.

They absolutely detest us, we don't understand their attitude to us.

In the words of the Jam " The bitterest pill is hard to swallow.

I think he meant Scots, but a great result either way. And England are through to the T20 semis

Come on you Mags.

And if someone knows which buttons to press, it will be a simple thing to do.

But I bet it doesn't.

Last season we had just come off a fairly successful season, and had a potentially winning team off the pitch. This season...... ? So I don't think how many post Early-Bird tickets we sold last season , will have any correlation to how many are sold this season. I may be wrong as I am only guessing.

There is no accurate benchmark, for a guess. It's a different situation to last season.

Hurst vindicated his selection.