So running on the pitch at half time is not trouble?
I direct you to the notices around the ground -'It's a criminal offence to go on the pitch'

Well aye, of course it is. As it breaking the speed limited and illegally downloading music!
Fortunately, the stewards were excellent and dealt with it in a cracking manner.... with a sense of humour and a sense of perspective!!!

I thought those signs were for Mr Stokes.

I think some of you should be thankful that the stag do chose to attend the LSV and stop the petty whingeing.

Definitely an unusual venue, compared with all the usual places for a stag do. Still, the more the merrier from LSV's perspective. Personally, I thought it was good to see the stewards use their discretion.

Maybe they should have prevented a few of the Fev players from entering the field of play?

I`m extremely grateful that someone organised a stag do and decided to attend the LSV as opposed to Amsterdam or some other drab location........






Is the bridegroom on ` don`t tell the bride`?

What I said was not in response to those lads, it was to 'gingdong' implying that fans should be getting drunk otherwise they are somehow not supporting the side.

I have no problem with people on their stag-do, I apologise for the mis-understanding of my previous post.

Leyther....
Just stick to an assumption that suggy (ging dong) is a bell end!
I think you'll find you are on safe ground and won't be challenged on that assumption!

What is it with you two? your worse than an old grey couple on a coach trip

There is nowt wrong with old grey couples on Coach Trips.

Heres were it all breaks down running on the pitch is illegal but it is always policed in proportion, there is a difference with running on to cause bother and running on arsing about in a pink dressing gown. all those lads on the stag do are fev fans and 99% of them are current or x amateur players and some of the older lads who organised it are from a generation were after a game of rugby on a Sunday morning you got legless and played silly drinking games, smashed trays on each others heads etc and some even drank sick and strip of to the alloweta song. Rugby days out arnt like that anymore most clubs especially super league teams have forgotten what a rugby drinking day out is all about. Rovers are 1 of the few teams that still have them occasionally and thats what i love about em. yes i got kidnapped but must take it as a compliment that they wanted me with them all night, but its nothing i havent done to others in my time. to the poster that said lager louts, nar m8 bitter anyday

Why didn't you all come in to Leigh town centre to have a drink with us gingdong we thought you where coming to wetherspoons we where there at 9.45 waiting to have a pint with you all.

OK go on then - your forgiven

Could it be they thought they would have to 'stand a round' (pay for a round of drinks that is)

Frank would have bought them a pint each.

The driver would only drop us off at the ground and no one would walk into town so we stopped there. IF and i do mean IF we get to the final we will be in town very early

Why does the terms "old and grey" have to be used together?
As tha never erd of "just fer men"?

OK mate we could meet up for a few beers then if you like.

Don't do it Ian. You'll end up in therapy for months! He'll bore you to death with his constant drivel!!

Gingdong.... Strikes me as a typical Yorkshire man, says what he thinks, there's always a very long pause though waiting for that to happen.... And probably just like a Scotsman, but with all the generosity squeezed out of him... and so bitter he'd make a lemon wince...

That is all.

A good point, well made.

Well hopefully you'll be there to keep me sane Robin.

Robin keeps well away from us lot at big games, he knows he would end up sd, naked and having to have the week off work

You know as welll as anyone, my short daft verbose little friend, that I don't keep away from anyone.
I prefer a drink of decent ale and talking sheeeite with Frank et al. I do acknowledge that if I even attempted an hour wi you and that set of darlins I'd end up in some hospital having my liver 'rescued'!!
Good lads all t'same!