Re: saturdays game : Sun Apr 19, 2009 6:49 pm  

frankb wrote:

Well must admit I had a few too many on Saturday after the game but that was cos I suffer very badly from depression. I have no idea why but I find going missing when its my round always makes me feel better.

The beer was good I thought and was also impressed with the red wine which I have to drink for medical reasons.

Hey, you must have what I've got! If you search the internet hard enough, you can also find that white wine and rose, are good for some complaints. To be honest though, I find that sheer volume is best to help forget our games!

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:04 pm  

One thing I'd like to know from those there, how warm was it, as the Leigh lads were flagging after about 25 minutes.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:12 pm  

DParky wrote:

One thing I'd like to know from those there, how warm was it, as the Leigh lads were flagging after about 25 minutes.

Not too much warmer than when we arrived back at Liverpool this afternoon, in truth. Late teens, early twenties in centigrade, at a guess.

Re: saturdays game : Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:17 pm  

Alan wrote:

Hey, you must have what I've got! If you search the internet hard enough, you can also find that white wine and rose, are good for some complaints. To be honest though, I find that sheer volume is best to help forget our games!

Make no mistake............................this is just the ticket






It cures just about everything

Re: saturdays game : Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:40 pm  

Kelly's Eye wrote:

Make no mistake............................this is just the ticket






It cures just about everything

Those were the days - when we had an Empire, eh?!

Re: saturdays game : Sun Apr 19, 2009 7:43 pm  

Alan wrote:

Those were the days - when we had an Empire, eh?!

Ask the Aussies who were in a Toulouse pub last night whether or not we still have an empire (of sorts)

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 7:49 am  

The Watcher was very disapointed with Leighs performance in France.We are making simple rugby look extremley difficult.The team needs to get back to basics & work on getting the completion rate up to around the 90% mark,after they have managed that the rest will follow much easier.

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 10:36 am  

mr. chairman wrote:

word on the ground is neil kelly will be out by june and replaced by rowley and with a new u/21 coach coming in

I've heard this roumor as well .

Rowley had the team playing entertaining rugby during his short stint as coach , be interesting to know what input he has in to the crap that is being dished out .

IMO Kelly's had his chance and blew it but can we afford to get rid ? , or can we make Rowley head coach and have Kelly as some sort of director of rugby ?

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 3:14 pm  

tiswallace wrote:

I've heard this roumor as well .

Rowley had the team playing entertaining rugby during his short stint as coach , be interesting to know what input he has in to the crap that is being dished out .

IMO Kelly's had his chance and blew it but can we afford to get rid ? , or can we make Rowley head coach and have Kelly as some sort of director of rugby ?

Wont cost a penny to get rid Mr.Kelly as never signed a contract.

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 4:22 pm  

The Publican wrote:

Wont cost a penny to get rid Mr.Kelly as never signed a contract.

sorry but he as signed a contract