Or was it the Spirelli papers and DVD's nice hobby im told

I can't get my head around why the RFL insist on squad numbers. I don't even buy into the theory that they help to sell shirts.



We didn't play under squad numbers in 2006 or 2007 but that did not stop a certain young person (who will remain nameless) begging weekly for a Leigh shirt with '7-Azza' on the back.

Quite agree, to be honest. Was weird watching 1-17 in the Four Nations having been used to squad numbers all season.

The lads in the Subby club on Saturday preferred the 1-17, whilst they were watching the match, they were playing a game of their own.



From what I could see, each of them put in £1 and were given a number 1 – 17, if your number (from either team) knocked on, gave away a penalty, knocked the ball dead or in touch, basically turned the ball over, you paid in another £1, this continued until someone scored a try in which case if your number scored you took the winnings and it started over again. Think the end winnings went to the MOM.



I digressed please ignore me and feel free to continue.

That actually sounds a belter, might try that one

mmm wonder if that could be done as a fund raiser for LISA with some of the winnings going to them, rather like a race night, I have loads of games on video.

There was a 'racy' item or two on there Fred

paper deigns?? whatever floats your boat Derek





but keep it up the orders have trebled

So the Ann Summers item has gone then.

(20% will do Fred)

Sounds a good idea Fred I shall try to get the committee to arrange it at a suitable venue.

If anyone has any ideas about a format for a night like this please e mail them to me - dont forget to keep the costs as low as possible.

Try the 3 Pigeons

Well you wouldnt want an unsuitable venue would you Frank ?