Stockyowl

Not used in a song that long but the phrase has been around years, see LanzaroteOwls post above. Was used by hoolie types when entering pubs and also if any owl in owl squabbles broke out.

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Ticket Priority Points, accumulated from purchasing a season ticket and away match tickets and yes myself and my son(u18) have season tickets

Thanks for the info, my next question would be. If I take the refund will I lose my TPP, for the refunded games?

I think the club needs to be clearer about ifollow options including those for non-season ticket holders. As I see it, I can get a refund for my North Stand St and purchase the 7 ifollow games for £70, watch the other 2 on Sky, saving me money. Or do they want as many people as possible to choose option 1 before giving full ifollow details?

Found the answer on Derby's website, see below, in theory can get a refund, buy 7 games for £70 and watch the other 2 on Sky The live League fixtures broadcast on Sky Sports will also be streamed on their club's streaming service, with access provided for Season Ticket Holders. This access will be determined by the club where the supporter holds a Season Ticket and may be in lieu of a refund or part of a wider package as determined by each individual club. Where applicable, clubs will send out promo codes prior to this weekends’ fixtures. Non-season Ticket holding supporters will also be able to purchase access to games not shown on Sky Sports for the current match price pass of £10.

I think it's audio on for Bristol City away as its on Sky, would love to see the full list

Can anyone help with this? Ifollow is £10 per game in the UK. 2 of the games are on Sky, that leaves 7 games, will the away games be available to purchase? Will the club announce this after after people have accepted option 1?

Just watching the Dortmund game and it is indeed better. Also is the main camera angle a bit lower so you can't see the empty stand on the far stand?

But they didn't let him say what Piaxo said

Any chance of selling all the seats on the North now?

OK, didn't have nothing to do. Saw him come for several corners and dealt with everyone at ease, this gives the back 4 such reassurance. Then came for a difficult whipped in cross, start of 2nd half that he claimed about 10 yards out. At Leeds away, in a strong wind, he experimented with a half volley distribution, which he then did again against Blackburn last week. All points to a keeper who is growing and evolving with experience.

Apart from one wayward clearance, ahem, was quality in commanding his box tonight, corners and crosses he was sharp off his line and dominant, also I see he has switched to half volleying when kicking from his hands which so far he seems a lot more consistent with than side volleying. Well done Cammy.

Hate to say it but Leeds will be stood up on 3 sides more or less on Saturday.

Anyone notice against Brentford, even at 1-0 down we had everyone back in our box and Brentford pushed every outfield player within 30 yards of our goal and the keeper near enough on the halfway line? We need an outlet, otherwise even if you clear the first ball it's coming straight back. Also if the keeper claims the corner you need a decent fast paced ball out to set up the counter, we don't have that. None of our keepers have a decent side volley (think fast, low trajectory pass into a good, threatening area)