Yes, Uncle/Nephew I think.

She was down The Ship the other night mate.

Is Katie then her birthday

Ended up living in Rugby 15 years ago. In 2004 I helped set up and became Player/Chariman of the Rugby Raiders RLFC team, playing in the RL Conference. We only lasted one season, but I managed to arrange our first game to be played on The Close at Rugby School - the first ever competitive Rugby League ever to be played in Rah Rah's own back yard. Great day we even got Red Hall to send Russell Smith to referee it.

(Russell Smith - great fella, what ever you thought of his refereeing, he is Rugby League through and through. He'd done the Anzac Test the week before Downunder, Hudds v FC the night before and came down at his own expense just to give something back to the game. He also appreciated the signifigance of playing the game at Rugby School. Stayed down and went out round rugby with all the players that night too.

On the day of the game I was tempted to doctor all the town signs by adding 'League' to 'Welcome to Rugby - Home of Rugby Football'. Also did a fanzine that had the Motorway sign with Rugby League junction sign.

I was watching the Big Bang Theory when I wanted a new username.

I am not called Trev and I have never known anyone called Janice.
Trev loves Janice was graffiti sprayed on the wall of The corner of Airlie Street from approx 1970 to 1990

Avatar - Paul Woods legendary FC hardman

Named in honour of Prof. Stanley Unwin, the creator of 'Unwinese' a made up language which some people back in the day thought to be funny.

Basically consisted of him saying things like deep joy to the manifold check. Quite possibly the unfunniest comedian to have ever lived.

Deep joy - my !

Just don't get it.

Joined RLFans when we had Jason, Tony and Chris Smith who had their first name and number on their shirt. At the time 28 was free in the squad numbers (until Scott Logan came along and nicked it), so I went for my first name and the next squad number.

Avatar was picked for the return of Bomber just recently.

username of Greavsie as my surname is Greaves, again Avatar relating to a vital cog in the Adam Pearson FC revolution.

User name is a combination of my first name & year I was born. My avatar is due to my love of muscle cars and the daddy of them all from the mighty Mopar era the Plymouth Road Runner Super Bird.

Username is a shortening of my rather unfortunate surname and my lucky number. Avatar is a scan of all 5 ticket stubs from our challenge cup winning run in 2005. Just had a feeling we would win it that year so kept them all.

Bones is the name of the guitarist from two of my favourite hardcore punk bands Broken Bones and Discharge. The two avatars I use are the 3 skull logo synonymous with Discharge or the cover of Broken Bones 7" single Decapitated with Bones on the cover.

I think both my name and my avatar are pretty self explanatory