Oh i played the game pal don't worry about that

I assume though, that your about 11 or younger judging by the rest of your post

Think again first game was in 1941

Fair do's.

Please accept my sincerest apologies old timer.

If you were supporting FC, you'd have had that anyway. The biff was just a bonus.

Hope no one gets banned. Fined, fair enough, but derbies already disadvantage the participants vs other teams due to their intensity, particularly over the Easter period. Non derby teams aren't subject to the emotion of the games and their propensity to descend into biff situations, so it's like a double whammy to ban derby players for a bit of handbags as well. Misconduct rules should be applied more liberally in them IMO.

Methinkings 17/04/96 is your actual date of birth.


On topic, on the whole I like to see biff such as what we saw on Thursday where it evidently 'perked' the game up even more than it already was!! There is nothing wrong with that stuff, and, as I've posted recently the repercussions should be left on the pitch (I.E sin-binnings being enough) or, a fine at best after the game.

Incidents, however which interrupts and degenerates the game for quite a while - and actually having an opposite effect meaning the game peters out like Tonga v England on that well known site under the term 'Tonga lose their cool - Massive brawl ! ' should have no place.

A player by the name of Sam Moa is very much involved in that too, interesting... and Calderwood NO.5 i think

Where the line is drawn is difficult however...

The Tongans and English shake hands at the end there..

Played a Game of Union in Berlin 1963 time 1PWO Yorkshire against 1Kings Lancashire That was more than the biff ( no fighting in the crowd ) on the pitch all hell broke loose

No 4 - 3 -1941
when to school with one of your old lads Johnny Moore

You will know my old man. Check your PM.

And the Wrags....?

....most clubs still waiting to see the Wriches.

By the way, my question was to initiate a debate - not comment on it. Love your presumption as to which side I'll argue on. Are you a child of the 70s, brought up in the 80's, by any chance?

60's brought up in the 70's.

As for the wrags and wriches have you never heard of Jonathon Wross??