His parents probably immigrated to Wigan, trying to escape the arduous diet of haggis that the Scots Irish are forced to eat in the highlands.

o'Really?

Whats the latest on Salford's new stadium?Haven't heard owt for a while,apart from Alker saying in the Sporting Life that it seems to be on the back burner.

It wasn't the match that knackered Leeds last year...

Really.

Indeed. They were simply outclassed by a better side.

Taking the rest of the season off to celebrate was a bit much though.

I always thought that the term Scots-Irish was only used by Americans to describe Ulster Protestants? These people also produced most of their presidents and early military leaders, such as Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson ect...

I can't understand why you are using that term, or why you seem think they all live in Scotland and eat haggis?

You are right it is a predominently American nomenclature.

Ulster Scots or even better Ullans is more prevalent in Northern Ireland as is one of the languages of the British Isles.

I hate to say I told you so but....

Hold on.....I want to be ready for this......




Yeah....I told you so!




Feels good...