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What do you often see "now" watching the football on TV ?

Ok - if you want a clue... dirty women.

I found the Helen Ritchie (wartime memories) exceptional. Reading it this evening i was sad when it ended.

Best wishes, Jim

Penny Tray, hahahya2004

Great work.The late Constable deserved this honour.

Aye, i watched both games on Sunday night bonzo

South Africa 18 3 Scotland
Wales 32 26 Fiji

You raised a few good points.. however i think S.A had another gear to go in if required.Not exactly a game to inspire more rugby followers..unlike the Wales v Fiji game..which was brilliant to watch.

I think bonzo mentioned before Scotland have a "mare" of a group.
I agree .. Scotlands first opponent South Africa will thrash us and go on to retain the Cup. But we live in hope..

https://www.rugbyworldcup.com/2023/matches

Penny Tray wrote: ↑Sat Sep 02, 2023 5:27 pm Was that his 'comb-over' ?

Correct, But an Englishman by the name of Ralph had a better one!

meekan wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2023 8:01 am Only seven for me ……. need to go back to school I think

Can you pick me up meekan I also need to go..
5/10

Penny Tray

Good post. You have some memory.. The only footballer i ever seen with "Features"
at Rugby Park was Drew Jarvie

I had a look at Dunnotar Castle as it looked dramatic!

https://www.dunnottarcastle.co.uk

https://www.shipinnstonehaven.com/how-h ... tar-castle

Thanks, Meg and enjoy the Autumn weather

Thank you for the above interesting post's ..Penny Tray and Jim McCreadie. Budapest in Hungary always brings my mind to Puskas, though i do not know why as i was a little boy when he finished playing in 66? Jim, Reading previous on the forum i was delighted to discover you had seen him play. So was ...

Gregor Townsend will manage England one day

Michael Beale will be manager at Man U.

What odds are you giving... on a pos card..