It did sound like he said Wigan but he definatley said we

As an ex Appleton Hall Grammar School student (term used very loosely, did far less sudying that I should have done), that has me racking my brains now for a Tomkins!

There from 1977 - 1982 with me and Dave Hutchinson, Wire commercial director, as well. Sounds like you did the same amount of studying as me!

'76 to '82 (when I left part way through A Levels- I'd had enough!)

Am sure his brother (Andrew) went to my school.

Anyone notice...

After Lee kicked to the corner for Kings hat-trick try early in the second half, whilst the rest of the team swamped King, Lee just turned his back and started walking towards the halfway line with his hands on his head. It was as if that was the point when it dawned on him that he was going to Wembley.

You're even older than me them! You probably remember people like Dave Minshull, Dev and Helen Cartwright I suppose

Don't remember many, but Dids and Helen, yes.

I was in same year at Appleton Hall as David Hutchinson and Andrew Tompkins too....small world innit?

Smith is a student of the game, a real thinker. No doubt he turns the sound down on SKY and will just sit there staring at his TV set for hours on end on Friday and Saturday nights. All the other coaches and cool kids are out with their hooch and sherbet, but Smith knows better. He knows that by forfeiting an evening's shenanigans to make way for study, he can get a head start on his oppoisition and reach the pinnacle of his profession.

Carney said "we can", but his accent is still very broad and exotic to English ears, it can be confusing.

And so what if Tomkins was a Wire fan? Riley was a Wigan fan as a kid and Briers was a dirty, smelly, bin dipping Stain fan. It's not where you're from, it's where you're at.

i noticed that tanya arnold was interviewing Carney not Balding