I like that expression.

[iDross.[/i It's got a fine sense of historical realism about it.

As for Agar, surely its a win/win situation for both of you?
Wakey get a guy with SL experience, Agar stays in the game, and any points you gain next season that moves you out of the twilight zone must be a bonus.

Were aiming higher than that, think we'll be a competitive team next season and will be hovering around mid table

We usually hover mid table last years. This year has been different but in tough circumstances.

Hopefully the target of mid table and being there or there abouts in playoff mix can be achieved with a little more investment on and off the field.

And, from a Leeds perspective, describes about 75% of this season, so it's both historically relevant whilst retaining a sense of modernity; a bit like a Hepworth sculpture, which you can see at the world famous Hepworth museum, if you care to leave the cultural wasteland you call home and visit your cosmpolitan neighbour.

Everytime I read one of your posts Bren, a mental picture of that Shameless character Frank Gallagher pops into my head!

Congrats indeed on getting the Hepworth museum, although not rleverybodyrl is a fan.

For £35 million you could have got a nice modern rugby stadium..... and I suspect your average Wakey punter would have preferred that.

A cultural wasteland? I think we've had exhibitions here at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds for years! And I much prefer his rlworkrl

As always Bren, you provincials are a tad behind Yorkshire's Capital when it comes to a bit of culture.....

Luddites!


We'll have both, thank you very much.



What's Henry Moore got to do with Leeds, he's a Wakefield lad from the Town of Castleford?

Billy the bell. You really are a typical loiner massive visions of grandeur. When dies work on the second phase of that decrepit old south stand start again? Oh it doesn't as you can't afford it, hence the signings of the ilk of Richie moore