CONFIRMED [GAME OFF] Rain, rain go away... pitch inspection.

[PeterNdlovu081]

 

[Foxy]

Does anybody know if Saturday's game is doubtful?

The u21's fixture at their training ground was called off Monday, though they do call those off a little easier than first team

 

[KenMcnaughtsNuts]

Fixture pile ups aren't that bad anyhoo. If you have 5 games in the last 2 weeks, at least you know what you need to do.
It's worse when you're at the top, cos invariably you need to win most of em. But at the bottom, chances are we'll only need 7 points out of 5 games or summat.

 

[billyblademan]

Fixture pile ups aren't that bad anyhoo. If you have 5 games in the last 2 weeks, at least you know what you need to do.
It's worse when you're at the top, cos invariably you need to win most of em. But at the bottom, chances are we'll only need 7 points out of 5 games or summat.

How much!!

 

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Sí. Me gusta aprender lenguas y hablo un poco de alemán y francés también.

Although I have to cheat when it comes to accented letters because I can't remember where they are on the keyboard...

mi hablar un pocito de francais , ausi,
y mi vecino es sueco y estoy empezando a comprender ahora a él

 

[Linz]

y mi vecino es sueco y estoy empezando a comprender ahora a él

I quite like watching Danish programmes as although the words are different, the accent sounds very Yorkshire.... mumbley and abrupt. Swedish is too sing-songy.

I once read something, probably apocryphal, of two chaps from Barnsley travelling to Denmark on business, trying to procure accommodation and, not speaking a word of Danish, were struggling.

Eventually exasperated, one lapsed into his Dingle accent and said " whut's fowk got tu do tu lig aht fo't neet".

The Dane behind the counter grins broadly in a "why didn't you just say so" way.

According to Google, the Danish is "hvad folk fik at fo at lægge ud for natten?"

Sorry for meandering off topic... as you were

 

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bouit it up ginnel
in swedish is right up my alley