See you at York and thanks

Hi Trace,

Just wondered if Scott has ever asked you at any of the Fan Days to remove that big Macca hit on him at the foot of your posts

I remember it well at the game as I stand near you and got a similar view of it. Good to see Scott doing so well for us now though.

Only people from Hull could describe a person who got kicked out of the Army, nearly killed someone while their mate pinned them to the floor, posted racist comments in the public domain and continually dragged their teams name through the mud as a 'top lad'.

Depends on your usual company I suppose

Yeah you couldn't really make it up could you?

I sometimes think Cockayne could be eating someone's kid and certain Rovers' fans would ask him if he wanted gravy on it.

I cant believe this has 4 pages to it. He's gone, was only average at best and 5 years from now people will ask who?

And we will fill them in. (a literal 'thug' joke, you get it?)

Yep dry wit.

Eh????????????????

Unless Odsal is a suburb of Fev, that's got me beaten too

Me neither but if Webbo had gone to Fev I might well have gone to watch - not that I blame him for going to Hull he has a living to make. Although actually I DID see Webbo in his only appearance in a FC shirt it was at Craven Park in the 36-8 thrashing we gave them that year.

Cockayne tends to get talked about as hero or villain but it's never that simple. You know NOBODY is one dimensional apart from maybe that daft Hull fan with the Westerman pic.

Cockayne has made his mistakes, has paid the price and is gone. But anyone who has met him will tell you that he is by no means all bad, far from it. He had more time for people than any other player, he can be generous and kind hearted. He is a flawed individual who must accept the consequences of his actions but he is not the devil incarnate.

Describing him in those terms you make him sound like the hero in a Shakespearean tragedy.