Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:58 am  

leafys bookmaker wrote:

It's quite expensive at meadowhell so i didn't have you as a regular visiter there s-o, im not saying your tight but your son told me you found a plaster once in the street so you cut yourself!

I have heard that he sends homing pigeons for Christmas presents

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 9:23 am  

Is this a rugby league forum or an outlet for rubbish jokes?

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 10:12 am  

Tatty Feeld wrote:

Is this a rugby league forum or an outlet for rubbish jokes?

I see it more as a forum or outlet for supporters getting rid of there frustrations of a complete disastrous & rubbish season for there rugby league team

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 10:27 am  

Seems to be a recurring theme people saying they are not going anymore, it's a great shame it's come this, the club needs all the support it can get. But everyone has the right to make up their own mind, it's up to the club to, hopefully, entice people back.

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 11:17 am  

Tatty Feeld wrote:

Is this a rugby league forum or an outlet for rubbish jokes?

Sorry your right what was we thinking trying to have a bit of fun during the worst season in decades! back to the talking about on the field issues ( oh wait if we can't tell jokes how can we discuss whats happening with the dons?) BAH HUMBUG

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 11:33 am  

Tatty Feeld wrote:

Is this a rugby league forum or an outlet for rubbish jokes?

the thing is the jokes are better than the rugby!

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 11:39 am  

Moonlight wrote:

I came into following the Dons with my Father -in Law in 1978, he was always a ardent fan of League, I was a committed Rovers fan, my goodness it was desperate stuff back then. Tattersfield and all its charm of stinky loo's and a bog like pitch and yet it was riveting. Would we, could we win a game. I loved it, I loved the fact that no bugger gave us a chance and yet there was always the hope that despite that fact we may just win a game. It turned through the appointment of John Sheridan, not a first but bit by bit we turned a corner. Parky, David Noble, Neil Turner, Gibbo, Roachy and on it went.We beat Workington 46-6 and they sacked their Coach. Hey up I thought we may have a team as Kev Jones ploughed through the mud and went in under the sticks.

I've enjoyed it I never thought of giving it up but for both myself and Glyn this season has been well, a season that sticks in the craw. Something is amiss, we have tried to regain that missing spark that drove us on, but its gone. I have missed more games this year than in the past 37, its not good.

Will take something a little bit more like the old Dons spirit to reinvigorate the feeling for next year. Fingers bloody crossed ( and no sharp objects)

Went across to rugby when the football was good as well. the same as me.
The likes of D.Peacock, Stan Brookes, Steve Uzelac,Kitchen & O'Callaghan to name a few, oh and windy Ian Miller, a very good side then.

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 12:51 pm  

leafys bookmaker wrote:

It's quite expensive at meadowhell so i didn't have you as a regular visiter there s-o, im not saying your tight but your son told me you found a plaster once in the street so you cut yourself!

The only way the Dons are worth watching is when I get plastered.
See what I did there?

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 1:01 pm  

Stand-Offish wrote:

The only way the Dons are worth watching is when I get plastered.
See what I did there?

Is that why i've heard people call you a big cut? see what i did there?

Re: As we bow out : Sun Aug 09, 2015 1:38 pm  

leafys bookmaker wrote:

Is that why i've heard people call you a big cut? see what i did there?

Demonstrated that you're dyslexic, or the n ain't working on your keypad?