Looks like there will be quite a few ex-players in attendance tomorrow night organised by the club.

Think Brian Carney mentioned on Boots 'n' All a few weeks ago that they do something similar to this in the final NRL rounds of matches as a way to pay tribute to past players.

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Another good effort by the club IMO.

Should make for Quality Night!

I think Bradford are in for a thrashing (save, bookmark).

Fingers crossed so Paaaaaaat can break Faz's record and win the well deserved MOS.

According to the website only 2831 tickets left. Which means unless the ticket office are holding tickets back for Bradford fans then we are currently looking at a crowd of over 17,000 (with the North stand closed).

All that should happen is this part:

Following the conclusion of the game the triumphant Carnegie Floodlit 9's winning team will be presented to the crowd before the whole First Team squad re-emerge from the dressing rooms to receive the League Leaders Shield.

The Club will also be saying an official ‘farewell' to the departing players before the whole squad perform a Lap of Appreciation to thank the Warriors fans for their support throughout 2010.

Edited for accuracy!



PS

You ok for an erection tomorrow Afternoon?

Well yeah in my opinion.

Yeah pal, just text us time.

The Newcastle Knights have a very good record on "Old Boy's Day" which Carney would have been referring to.

i loved that Jukesy

You telling someone to put "IN MY OPINION"

im going to get some T shirts made... Everyone will want one!

It should start

DaveO

"IN MY OPINION"

"quote"
"quote"
"quote"

and finish

Dave

Only 58 out impressive

You got your wish.

In addition to the Old Boys we had tonight, would have loved to have seen:

Faz
Edwards
Hanley
Robinson

That would have been truly special.

I think the guard of honour is an excellent idea 'pinched' from the NRL. I hope it becomes a tradition at the last home game of the season.

Its also good for the corporate side of things as well.

Would do the club no harm having guest speakers at each home game next season.

I used to work with a guy called Tommy Booth (played for Man City in the 70's), Tommy had his own job during the week but every other Saturday City would pay him a couple of hundred quid, as much ale as he wanted, a 3 course meal and an exec seat for the match - all he had to do was mingle with the fans, tell stories for a few hours before and after the game....etc.

The fans lapped it up and he loved it!! He used to say how lucky he was getting paid, fed and watered to watch the match on Saturdays!!!

I could do that job!

The stories would have to be about Blackpool & Benidorm though!

Or erections

Not sure 'them' stories would go down well

I always get what I want in the end