Maurice just to let you know there will be ten off us setting off to Leigh from Mold on sunday,we should arrive around 12:30 to buy tickets then not sure off our destination from there.

Not heard from Deeside leyther but we still have room if he and is family want to jump in,like i said we have a mixture of Liegh fans and Crusaders plus a few who have never been to a game before.

Hope to have a really good day and get a couple of more Leigh fans on board, i know they will be impressed with our ground,team and our fans.

Hi Red city
You have a few options, we have the one and only AJ MUrphy as guest in the touchdown club if you are interested I don't know if its sold out as yet but for about £40 you get a meal and stand seat, whilst enjoying a legend being interviewed with access to the players bar post match
On site you have the wren pub that does 241 deals and the legends bar is bouncing from about 1pm onwards with fans and player interviews on a first come first served basis, the Leigh east club house on site would also be an ideal venue post match as all the Leigh players head back there for 6pm and mix with fans
I will leave a gift for you in the legends pre game as a thank you
Neil

Maurice

Thanks for your suggestions you have given us it's much appreciated we are all looking forward to having a great day.

We will be going in the Legends Bar before the match then probably onto Leigh East after the game.

Seems there's also a Leigh - North Wales Crusaders fans combo travelling up from Devon on Sunday.

Should be plenty of friendly banter in the Legends and Leigh East if there's room for the Cru fans too? Maybe even a bit of Welsh singing?

I don't mind a bit of Welsh singing , but please no "We'll keep a Welcome in the Hillside ".





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Play List For Sunday.

Cal a lan
Delliah
Men Of Harlech
Land of Our Fathers
Sospan Bach

Then finish off with one from the Cheeky Girls.

Well that settles it for Pey Wapp then ,if we are going to have a load of Taffys singing in the legends bar then I shall be taking my pre match aperitif in the Leigh East club.

Baaaaaaaaaaaad news.

Did you get the pm ?

Men of Harlech

I can still see Ivor Emmanuel leading the singing of this as the British led by Michael Caine fought to defend Rorkes Drift against the Zulus

brings a tear to my eyes , as there was also a Caroli at Rorkes Drift

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Neil

Just read the p.m. thats a really nice gesture

Thankyou

I'm sure Charlie could give us a rendition of "Blackpool Bellle"

Charlie, it was Stanley Baker who was in charge at Rorke's Drift, not Michael Caine.

Thought you'd have known that with one of your ancestors being there (was he Welsh???)

Pat you may find both Stanley Baker who played Lt John Chard , and Michael Caine who played Lt Gonville Bromhead ,were both the same same rank , Lt John Chard was the most experienced Soldier , though not in battle as he was with the Engineers

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We have many Nationalities in the Carolis ,another was at the Alamo fighting the Mexicans , he was from Tennessee .

Pat , I didn't say which side my Ancestor was fighting on

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Caroli the Zulu?

Made me chuckle that Charlie



Can't let you get away with the equal rank thingy though. Chard and Bromhead were both Lieutenants but Chard had seniority by 3 months (Feb - May).

At the end of the film where Richard Burton names the VC's, he says after Chard "Officer commanding Rorke's Drift".

Gotta go, rugby match on.

Decent following from the Taffs today, fair play to them.

They made plenty of noise too!

No Men of Harlech though

very disappointed



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They were excellent and were a credit to their club. Now I know what other clubs feel like when we go on the road. I'm looking forward to going to their place.

Lisa will be running a overnite stay trip watch this space

Overnight?! It's quicker to get to than most of the Yorkshire games!

Don't forget last game of the season is fancy dress, don't leave the three nuns on there own.

Lol we won't

point is it's the last game and it's an excuse for a weekender . Enough people interested to run a full coach so far anyway