Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Mon Aug 22, 2016 5:37 pm  

Get a grip man. It's just as easy to type "our" as "are" on a keyboard, and one is correct (in the context of "our team") and the other isn't. It's also good to capitalise the start of a sentence and leave a space after a full stop (when I was at school, we were taught two spaces) - why? - 'cos it's easier for everyone else to read and make sense of what you're saying.

Btw, it's "they're" rather than "there" in your last post. The apostrophe signifies the joining of the two words "they" and "are". Again, why important? So we don't have to spend time deciphering what's really being said.

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Mon Aug 22, 2016 6:11 pm  

HXSparky wrote:

Get a grip man. It's just as easy to type "our" as "are" on a keyboard, and one is correct (in the context of "our team") and the other isn't. It's also good to capitalise the start of a sentence and leave a space after a full stop (when I was at school, we were taught two spaces) - why? - 'cos it's easier for everyone else to read and make sense of what you're saying.

Btw, it's "they're" rather than "there" in your last post. The apostrophe signifies the joining of the two words "they" and "are". Again, why important? So we don't have to spend time deciphering what's really being said.

I love it.

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Mon Aug 22, 2016 7:47 pm  

Can mods check MAC and Ip addresses? Has to be a wind up. I can think of a few people I would check against.......................

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Mon Aug 22, 2016 8:44 pm  

halifaxjohn wrote:

Surprised as you are 87legends you haven't mentioned Wilf Ball The George.
Any one who watched the BBC recording of that great day will know what I am talking about.

That would be Mr Alex Murphy HJ and some comment about the size of Wilfs legs not needing much of them to fill your plate.
Wilf as we all know had his fair share of ups and downs. (As did Rob.)
I remember a night match at Thrum when we were playing Hull who had Noel Cleal playing for them at the time. The place was packed and Wilf was having a shocker. Everybody where I was stood had been giving him some right stick up until he got the ball and went on a classic run beating several defenders to go in at the corner. All change with fans going mad and some comedian shouts out a few seconds after it had gone quiet "Good old Wilf".
Yes I would take the Warrior back.

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Tue Aug 23, 2016 6:28 am  

HXSparky wrote:

Get a grip man. It's just as easy to type "our" as "are" on a keyboard, and one is correct (in the context of "our team") and the other isn't. It's also good to capitalise the start of a sentence and leave a space after a full stop (when I was at school, we were taught two spaces) - why? - 'cos it's easier for everyone else to read and make sense of what you're saying.

Btw, it's "they're" rather than "there" in your last post. The apostrophe signifies the joining of the two words "they" and "are". Again, why important? So we don't have to spend time deciphering what's really being said.

Spot on mate.why does it matter,everybody knows what I mean.its just a cheap shot at a new poster.lets talk rugby,and pm me if you want to give me some tutoring and help me with my education.hx sparky cheers good to to read someone with a sensible post.

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Tue Aug 23, 2016 8:40 am  

87legends. wrote:

Spot on mate.why does it matter,everybody knows what I mean.its just a cheap shot at a new poster.lets talk rugby,and pm me if you want to give me some tutoring and help me with my education.hx sparky cheers good to to read someone with a sensible post.

With the greatest of respect I think you've misinterpreted the post.

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Sat Aug 27, 2016 8:40 am  

HXSparky wrote:

Get a grip man. It's just as easy to type "our" as "are" on a keyboard, and one is correct (in the context of "our team") and the other isn't. It's also good to capitalise the start of a sentence and leave a space after a full stop (when I was at school, we were taught two spaces) - why? - 'cos it's easier for everyone else to read and make sense of what you're saying.

Btw, it's "they're" rather than "there" in your last post. The apostrophe signifies the joining of the two words "they" and "are". Again, why important? So we don't have to spend time deciphering what's really being said.

Make it too hard to read and folk won't bother reading it.

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Sat Aug 27, 2016 8:56 am  

faxcar wrote:

That would be Mr Alex Murphy HJ and some comment about the size of Wilfs legs not needing much of them to fill your plate.
Wilf as we all know had his fair share of ups and downs. (As did Rob.)
I remember a night match at Thrum when we were playing Hull who had Noel Cleal playing for them at the time. The place was packed and Wilf was having a shocker. Everybody where I was stood had been giving him some right stick up until he got the ball and went on a classic run beating several defenders to go in at the corner. All change with fans going mad and some comedian shouts out a few seconds after it had gone quiet "Good old Wilf".
Yes I would take the Warrior back.

Just thinking about the 'show Wilf ball the George' comment, I thought that was Maurice Bamford co commentator at the actual '87 final. Murphy did indeed refer to size of Wilf's legs but that was as a co commentator in an earlier round. I think Murphy was the Saints coach when we beat them at Wembley.

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Sat Aug 27, 2016 8:56 am  

halifaxjohn wrote:

With the greatest of respect I think you've misinterpreted the post.

Probably because it has punctuation in it!

Re: Would you take worrincyback back : Sat Aug 27, 2016 8:57 am  

Living The Dream wrote:

Just thinking about the 'show Wilf ball the George' comment, I thought that was Maurice Bamford co commentator at the actual '87 final. Murphy did indeed refer to size of Wilfs legs but that was as a co commentor in an earlier round. I think Murphy was the Saints coach when we beat them at Wembley.

He was. I remember the Fax fans giving him a right old boo when he walked down the tunnel at half time. He loved it!