Re: Salford Away : Sun Feb 04, 2018 2:03 pm  

I wondered what you guys were talking about; i don't think I ever saw it. Googling, I see it was a long time ago now. And Maxine Peake was in it too!

Re: Salford Away : Sun Feb 04, 2018 2:38 pm  

moto748 wrote:

I wondered what you guys were talking about; i don't think I ever saw it. Googling, I see it was a long time ago now. And Maxine Peake was in it too!

Ive got the box set on dvd if you want to borrow it. Everyone I have lent it to have become instant fans.

Re: Salford Away : Sun Feb 04, 2018 2:41 pm  

moto748 wrote:

Enjoyed the game, glad I went (which certainly wasn't the case with some away games last season), we scored some great tries, yes the traffic is awful, but I'll be guided by some of the wise advice here on any future trips to Salford. Which isn't in Salford, of course! Shame, cos I could get a train from Ince straight to Salford Crescent. But Google Maps tells me that's six and half miles away! That's a bit more than a 'brisk walk'!

Just watched the extended highlights and some top tries.
Hope Marshall retains his place as least on the highlights he looked good. ST kicking for touch and making decent ground too!

Re: Salford Away : Sun Feb 04, 2018 3:52 pm  

Itchy Arsenal wrote: Ive got the box set on dvd if you want to borrow it. Everyone I have lent it to have become instant fans. That's very kind of you! You can email me at username@hotmail.com

Itchy Arsenal wrote: Ive got the box set on dvd if you want to borrow it. Everyone I have lent it to have become instant fans. That's very kind of you! You can email me at username@hotmail.com

Re: Salford Away : Sun Feb 04, 2018 7:05 pm  

NickyKiss wrote:

He had a great game and on that performance this is Wanes first big chance to show that if you play well you keep your place.

If he’s left out next week I think it’s an opportunity lost to set the tone for the season in that regard.

I just don't see the point in taking Burgess and S O'L for that matter to Oz, being stuck on a plane for the best part of a day with muscle injuries can only do more harm.

Re: Salford Away : Sun Feb 04, 2018 10:04 pm  

moto748 wrote: That's very kind of you! You can email me at username@hotmail.com You will not be disappointed! "One reviewer puts its success down to salt of the earth characters telling it like it is: “The beauty is its simplicity. A pub full of half wits and cretins talking rubbish about things of no consequence – i.e. exactly what a good pub should be.”

moto748 wrote: That's very kind of you! You can email me at username@hotmail.com You will not be disappointed! "One reviewer puts its success down to salt of the earth characters telling it like it is: “The beauty is its simplicity. A pub full of half wits and cretins talking rubbish about things of no consequence – i.e. exactly what a good pub should be.”

Re: Salford Away : Mon Feb 05, 2018 7:43 am  

apollosghost wrote:

I just don't see the point in taking Burgess and S O'L for that matter to Oz, being stuck on a plane for the best part of a day with muscle injuries can only do more harm.

If they’re 100% certain they’re fit for the game against Hull (the proper game) then I’ve not a problem with it but if they’re touch and go for either game then I’d probably go along with you. I guess they’d take Lockers regardless being club captain as in a lot of ways he’s like an extra coach.

I’ll be interested to see what we do for that Souths game. I really hope we don’t risk anybody who is anything but 100%. It’s a friendly at the end of the day and I’d much rather we took a beating in that if it means we’ve got a strong squad to select from at Warrington.

Re: Salford Away : Tue Feb 06, 2018 1:29 am  

Itchy Arsenal wrote:

"What's the capital of Chile?" To which Joan replied at the pub quiz "is it Con Carne Eddie?" Is one of the funniest jokes I've ever heard on tv

You are easily pleased. Trash comedy, so poor you could see it coming before she said it

Re: Salford Away : Tue Feb 06, 2018 9:08 am  

The_Enforcer wrote:

You are easily pleased. Trash comedy, so poor you could see it coming before she said it

I wouldn't say that was one of the best moments, but Early Doors was brilliant.

Re: Salford Away : Tue Feb 06, 2018 12:30 pm  

Grimmy wrote:

I wouldn't say that was one of the best moments, but Early Doors was brilliant.

Correct on both Points!

Too many Great moments but " Was he in a state of Arousal?" - "No - He was in a Ford Cortina" Was a particular favourite