Looking forward to taking advantage of the excellent £10 reciprocal deal and coming to sample the delights of East Hull this weekend.

Bit of a flat start for us so far, competing with Widnes well without ever looking like winning, then getting a hiding off our lovely neighbours. However you drew with them and Widnes beat Leeds so don't suppose can read too much into those results.

Obviously one of the few games we are targeting will be this one, especially with half your team in the stands. Just wondering what your thoughts are? Personally I'm hoping we can establish ourselves up front and sneak a win but not too confident at the moment.

Its a great initiative between both clubs and hopefully it will draw a big crowd for what is being billed as a must-win for both sides (I'm pandering to the hype with this comment).

Its anybodies guess who will be in Rovers 17, I'm not even sure we have 17 fit players, but it is always a good contest between Rovers and Wakefield and hopefully it will be Red and white delight on the day.

As things stand, we will just about manage to put 17 players out on the field with several playing out of position.

How do you get the £10 tickets, might consider a visit to our good neighbours if I can get a ticket at that price?

Full price to you squire, in the Zeebrugge "stand".

This is a bottom of the table clash if ever there was one. Obviously I fancy Rovers will do enough at home but if the Wildcats run it in hard and straight our defense will be in trouble again and the crowd may get at the players. I think the Rovers backs will be too good for Trinity and will out score the visitors (I hope).

After last weeks pathetic performance I will be ringing the changes.

Lose on Sunday and you'll be ringing the Samaritans.

I knew i should of got a shirt

Campese SHOULD be back for this game we was told at the start of the season.

If they are Fed trained they might be worth a shot.

I always thought it was "Dreadnoughts?"

Haha officially it is, but there's a famous team picture of Wakey back in the early 1900's with a banner in the background saying T'Dreadnowts iz cumin, possibly before we went on a tour of Oz.

Also colloquially we'd say "Dreadnowt" a little like your kerk instead of coke

Oh, OK, I like that apologies for questioning.

I love accents and colloquialisms, I used to work in the Heavy Woollen area and people there spoke a completely different language to everyone else.

I worked in leeds for a while and learned all kinds of new words. Like a is a bread cake. Wierdos the lot of em

Were I live now I still can not get used to not calling a bread cake a bread cake they call it a bread roll and when you think I have now lived hear for 9 yrs its still weird

I'm working there at the moment, the only place in yorkshire they say "plarstering" instead of plastering. Also syuper instead of super.

I was over in Lancashire for a few years but steadfastly refused to order a Chip Barm from the chippy, its a chip butty for gods sake!!!!!!!

That made me laugh, you have to keep your humour.
Worries for your club is Chesters after match comments sound like Agars years of drivel, (trained fantastic and great commitment) etc.

Not sure what the swear filter has against b a r m cakes

This is going to sound like one of Sandro's flights into the absurd, but...

Many years ago, before my time, there was a discussion on the sin bin or possibly VT, and somebody mentioned in passing a bread product. Whether it was a bap, a bun, a barm, a bread cake, cob, roll, teacake or muffin i don't know. Somebody from another part of the M62 corridor challenged their usage, other people weighed in, it got heated, passions overspilled and it all spiralled out of control. ever since then bready nomenclature has been something of a taboo topic.

Seriously.

What they call them where you are now chief? Something posh no doubt

I think, one of my most missed posters of The Team Pigs board, vbfg, made some code that changed anything other than bread cakes into "assorted bread products".

As a teeneger, I never failed to s at the bakery on Rerd that advertised " Floury Baps".

Boody spell check, Steam Pigs, not Team Pigs.

Un petit pain de Virginia Water.

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