That sounds about right...he is Brighouse's equivalent of Hugh Hefner...
































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Didn't stop me risking looking a complete idiot when I collared you at the Fan's Forum!

Same here, I walked passed as I went down the stairs and was trying to work out if it was you or not but also wasn't going to say anything just incase.





Yeh, both were family. Oh and by the way, you also live in Brighouse!

Did you see those s who went into the next section with a drum?

Noble and his coaching staff were getting so annoyed with the drum directly infront of the box that they said a few words.

Thank feck that woman knicked the drum stick and chucked it away!

But if hadn't been my question on the academy and youth development you wouldn't have been sure it was me.

I certainly did when the women chucked the drum stick way it was superb.

I wasn't sure - but it seemed a pretty good bet, especially since you were clearly very clued up on the subject.

But at least you had an idea who I was, i didn't have a clue what you looked like.

Which explains the look of shock and horror followed by unmitigated disappointment then...

I thought you might want to chin me.

Why on earth would I want to - or dare to - do that?

That was before you introduced yourself just after you asked if was redeverready. That's why i got a little worried.

Can't imagine anyone being worried by me! I'm sure those on here who know me will have fallen over laughing at the thought!

when is next protest?

Who let it in?

I've not read back so do not know what the idiot did, but there is a line you do not cross. Having said that, if I was a chairman I would much rahter receive 50 letters of complaint, that I could read & file away, possibly send a polite response, than having 200 dissatisfied punters chanting outside my office, with the consequent press attention that generates. 'Mr Hood has received 50 letters of constructive criticism' is not going to make the back pages of the T&A.

What was the big cheers for in the second half on the pop terrace?

I am glad to hear that the masses saw sense and decided that not voicing their opinion, but simply not clapping the team at the end would have a much bigger impact.

Who needs a protest.

I did clap the team yesterday, they put a decent effort in and that's better than recent weeks.

I think Deacon has the same attitude as us now, he went into the dressign rooms before everyone else and didn't clap the fans.

Was this at the end of the game or just after KO? Was there any noticeable difference?

Some Wigan fans entered the pop terrace with a drum and were just being nuisances.

Some woman approached them, stole their drum sticks and chucked them down the terracing.

The sticks or the fans?


The fans I hope.

Ah, someone mentioned to me they saw the drumsticks come flying past but didn't know why. That would explain it.

He came over to the stand side, if briefly. They deserved the applause because of the obvious effort they put in.