Thanks for the compliment mate. You're right, it's not easy, but it gives me something to do and keeps me off the streets lol. And the great thing is, we met quite a few people along the way who will hopefully become friends and had a great time into the bargain. I know the people who went, regardles of what they may think of the concept of the Anglo French Cup, thoroughly enjoyed the weekend as a whole. Oh, and thanks for the PMs, just found em. LOL. Technology!!

well, it's pointless 'pm' ing you then isn't it ? I sent the 'pm's ten days ago !!! so i'll have to ask you like this.....

I hope you don't mind me asking - 'pm' with areply if you wish but....
what happened to you mate ? - have you always been physically handicapped ?

my missus fell down the stairs whilst sleepwalking in 1998 and smashed up her right leg,did her back in and her heel was in twenty pieces just like a parachute accident and has been registered handicapped ever since !

A combination of factors necessitated my presence in the UK.

No I don't mind. I was born with spina bifida, but thanks to my parents, I was always encouraged to be as adventurous as was possible and not let things get me down. I think I'm managing not to let them down too much.

you're a legend mate - don't know how you get through it, honestly



sorry about your lot last night - they looked a mess in the second half - do you reckon the french trip had an effect ?

I'm sure it must have had some effect.

I believe that they had a 0700 start on Sunday and a coach drive down to Girona which would have been 2 - 3 hours before the flight back to Doncaster.
Probably a good job that they weren't on the same flight as us which was delayed by approx 8 hours.

It was the IFF transponder things that weren't working, always better if they are as it saves you from being shot down by an RAF Tornado

yeah, probably not the best way to end a weekend break ?

On the other hand, you don't have to queue up at passport control.