Seems our good friends from the rugby union club celebrate their end of season next Sunday. They start with a dads v lads game (fantastic idea) then the kids have a meal whilst the dads 'go on the lash' as it was quoted to me!

Is this good practice to 'go on the lash' whilst the kids eat? Is this sending out good messages to the young children?

What are your thoughts?

who cares we live in Leigh!

its better than that, strippers, lap dancers and topless barmaids int front room whilst they eat.

yeah, but given that a rah rah player can play till he's a ripe old age, the lads will probably be in their forties awyway, so it'll be reet!!

No not good practice at all. Deeply irresponsible. No way a club should tie in an adult social with a kids social.

Sorry to be dull, but you did ask.

hear hear

Bullox, we will beat 7 bells out of the juvenile brats, we can no longer beat them at home because of all the soft assed socialist do gooders, then get leathered before driving home and beating the wifes.

top post Maurice

..........He wasn't joking. Mo's a real man!

Thanks good sir, giving em the vote was the start of it all if ya ask me.

I agree I think we should all be back where we belong - barefoot and pregnant at the kitchen sink. BTW anyone know where I can buy a burkha?

Proper woman, well said luv, may I congratulate yer owd mon for keeping feet ont ground and knowing yer place.

I'd be nothing without my man - he is my God!






(Christ I hope he doesn't read this crap - he'll probably have me sectioned!)

Just a tad sexist there Maureen.

I trust the last bit was a joke, who would do his washing cooking and ironing with you inside?

He'd just get one of his other wives to do it for him!

I believe that men should be able to have as many women as they can manage - they are the superior sex after all. I just feel lucky that he allows me to cater to his every whim!

You are indeed a lucky bugger, the man is a living saint investing so much of his time in your education.

You are my husband and I claim my £5

Doubt it, mi wife is not allowed to use the computer, having said that it would be Murphys law to find out she has been getting educated whilst Im darnt pit or tekkin whippets out.

I thought Murphy's Law was 'lead Leyth to glory then leave at the first opporunity'?

I wouldnt mind a bit of glory.

It's better than doing nowt then leaving at the first opportunity a la Millward!!