Big Malc

For anyone picking up from Pinders, pm NYCOwl for his name as the contact when you get there, as if you give your own name they look for 20 minutes and can’t find it

Sam can F off for every again said

Wadsley Bridge Table Tennis Club will also be there again this year with bats, balls and tables. Come along for a knock and find out about this long-established club that practices and plays league matches at SWFC.

I’ve ordered one to pick up, but I didn’t see anywhere to specify a number. Is it just allocated? I’m happy with that if so.

As if I’d ever live on Brier Street, you flipping proles

Still buzzing tbh

I make other players appear better than they actually are

This is complete bullshiit. I know this as I am in the squad.

No-one’s really complaining about the parking round their houses. They’re complaining about the selfish twits who park in clearways or on pavements or on grass verges who then moan that they should be allowed to do that because they’re football fans.

It’s once a fortnight for 8 months of the year, it’s not really that much of an issue tbh. It’s why I don’t understand the people in this thread making out we find it such a problem. As for the dropped kerb, I’m not sure to be honest. It’s happened twice in a year (non-matchday) and both times I was blocked in, not out. It was rather amusing watching the driver trying to act flustered getting their kid in the child seat and hoping the copper would stop writing out the ticket in sympathy. They didn’t.

Well, I might not have had to worry but the wife might have. In any event, it’s not a big issue, I knew the situation when I chose to live there. Sorry that piisses on the chips of the “people that live near a ground and then moan about it” gang, but there you go.

People often get tickets in Herries Road and rightly so - there’s often threads about it. It’s never been legal to park on the pavement, people that are doing so are doing it out of choice.

I hear you mate - I’ve no issue with those who plan ahead and adhere to the rules. It’s those who think special dispensation should be made to obvious safety provisions just because it’s a football match that get me. Hillsborough is great for public transport, but you can see it creaks on Matchdays. If people want to complain that more trams and buses are needed, or even look into the possibility of re-opening Wadsley Bridge train station, I’ll be fully behind them.