Nice touch

[GRASS SOD]

[QUOTE=Arblasterfromthepast;40216381]Bread and butter with tinned fruit? That's as bad as the Wigan folk who have pies in a QUOTE]
TINNED FRUIT WAS A LUXURY IN THEM DAYS WHERE I LIVED ON THE COUNCIL ESTATE BREAD WAS TO FILL YOU UP YOU DIDN'T GET MUCH OUT OF 4 SHARING A CAN

[Arblasterfromthepast]

[QUOTE=GRASS SOD;40216407]

Bread and butter with tinned fruit? That's as bad as the Wigan folk who have pies in a QUOTE]
TINNED FRUIT WAS A LUXURY IN THEM DAYS WHERE I LIVED ON THE COUNCIL ESTATE BREAD WAS TO FILL YOU UP YOU DIDN'T GET MUCH OUT OF 4 SHARING A CAN

Yeah different times we live in now eh Grass Sod. Mind you, the wiganers still have their pies in breadcakes 😁

[pass_and_move]

[QUOTE=Arblasterfromthepast;40216476]

Yeah different times we live in now eh Grass Sod. Mind you, the wiganers still have their pies in breadcakes 😁

Aye, our lass ez 2 slices of buttered bread when wi ev pie n mash fo some unknown reason Arbs av allus said it wo wrong but duz she listen? Duz she ballax. That's wimmin fo thi. Al tell her to move to Wigan

[Arblasterfromthepast]

[QUOTE=pass_and_move;40216691]

Aye, our lass ez 2 slices of buttered bread when wi ev pie n mash fo some unknown reason Arbs av allus said it wo wrong but duz she listen? Duz she ballax. That's wimmin fo thi. Al tell her to move to Wigan

Ooh dunt EV her emigrating o'er there Pass. Shi mite cum back torkin funny😉

[Jules88]

[quote=grass sod;40216407]

bread and butter with tinned fruit? That's as bad as the wigan folk who have pies in a quote]
tinned fruit was a luxury in them days where i lived on the council estate bread was to fill you up you didn't get much out of 4 sharing a can

Use to go to my great Grandfathers in Elsecar, tinned fruit and bread butter was eaten there too

[SBRed48]

Anymore of that fruit Barbara ?

I'm not opening another tin just for you Twiggy.

[SBRed48]

Your ahead of the curve on scarves Shads.

New Revenue Officer Flatman has announced on the Official Site a "Scarf Day" for the Derby game. Fans can buy a Reds scarf from the Club Shop for £15 and proudly wear it for the game.

Revenue Officer Flatman knows the latest marketing jargon. The Scarf Day will happen---

"after collaborative talks with supporters groups in recent weeks to fully engage with the fanbase and get everyone on board with such an activation".

( Apparently to be on trend the scarf should be worn with a final horizontal flourish loosely across the neck with the end hanging over the back of the shoulder. Wearing it "Parekh style" hanging straight down is so last year.)

[SBRed48]

Edit--"Your" should , of course, read "You're" in Post 17 above.

Apologies for any offence caused.

[Shadrack the Red]

Edit--"Your" should , of course, read "You're" in Post 17 above.

Apologies for any offence caused.

You have made me smile SB , I of course will be sporting my new scarf which I will half fill with stiff cardboard & have it sticking out horizontally from the right hand side of my neck, thus supporting the reds & at the same time impersonating a world war 2 pilot !! The only downside of course is that my scarf might block out the view of the match for my grandson who sits immediately to my right .

[SBRed48]

You have made me smile SB , I of course will be sporting my new scarf which I will half fill with stiff cardboard & have it sticking out horizontally from the right hand side of my neck, thus supporting the reds & at the same time impersonating a world war 2 pilot !! The only downside of course is that my scarf might block out the view of the match for my grandson who sits immediately to my right .

Chocks Away Shads, Chocks Away.

Let's give those Derby chaps a damn good thrashing.

Back in the Club by 6pm for a brandy before dressing for dinner in the Mess.