Quote Seventies red="Seventies red"Here you go, enjoy. www.wmhawkes.co.uk/'" P.S. I know that they aren't in the Old Town but can you confirm that The Hop & Vine is shut on a Sunday and is The Wellington still a real ale pub

Quote Seventies red="Seventies red"Here you go, enjoy. www.wmhawkes.co.uk/'" P.S. I know that they aren't in the Old Town but can you confirm that The Hop & Vine is shut on a Sunday and is The Wellington still a real ale pub

I don't know about the opening times of the hop and vine but as far as I know, the Wellington still sell real Ales.

True. But I prefer to stand at away games.

Its not an "away" game, we're dual reg partners, lets all sit together and be chums

I do know of three adults and therefore at least three children he won't be attending due to the cost.
£23 seems a lot for what is not a super league game.
Just a thought.
I will be there however, but I understand and respect those who won't be.

I won't be attending due to other reasons, but at 23 quid someone is extracting the urine.

How much do you pay for a home game at the shay

£17.

And this season worth every penny

The bookmakers appear to think this game is a forgone conclusion. The odds on a Fax win range from 20/1 to 11/1, with the Robins at 1/50 to 1/150 (yep put £150 on win a pound!). So if you think Fax will win you could get a nice payday.

But a better bet for the less opotomistic, or even as well as the above

You can get 10/11 at lots of places for Fax to loose by less than 30 points. Which given recent form, Kelly's injury, looks an interesting bet to me.

So if I put £150 on and KR win I get £1 back?
Better interest rate than the Halifax Howard



sorry Mr J couldn't resist

The other big difference is that most bookmakers don't sell PPI to their customers. (i say most as Ladbrookes actually did for a while!!)