milpool wrote:I take it you got decked then?

And to be honest I'd sooner give my £2 to a tramp in the street...scrap that, as a 4 year old I'd probably spend it on sweets instead.

Robbo4 wrote::lol: What a total n0b you are

milpool wrote:I take it you got decked then?

And to be honest I'd sooner give my £2 to a tramp in the street...scrap that, as a 4 year old I'd probably spend it on sweets instead.

Ellam wrote:Wolfie who do I put a claim too, I ripped my shorts climbing over the fence.

Hutchie wrote:I thought we was all boycotting this

milpool wrote:Did I hear wrong that the Costello Colts kicked you all over in the brawl then?

Philo Beddoe loves FC wrote::CLAP: The bull was on the rampage, and we was robbed

Robbo4 wrote:Just to add to the thread. I thought it was a great day which Wolfie worked really hard on and he deserves a lot of thanks from Horney and his family. I do think the people working behind the scenes deserve a mention as well though, the likes of Lisa,Neil,Nikki,Jackie and Chris who spent all day on the burger bar and Karen and Howard (I think?) who spent most of the day supervising the bouncy castle. You gave up your time to help out without any thought of getting anything out of it other than helping make the day a success and it made me proud to be a Hull fan. Also thanks to Adrian and Mick Cranes Sidestep (whose name escapes me currently ) for doing a great job reffing the tag tournament. I thoroughly enjoyed my first, and probably last, experience of playing rugby despite the aches and pains I've still got I also thought the DJ/Announcer (Scotty?) did a great job keeping everyone informed of what was happening and getting people involved.

All in all a great day and even though I wasn't intending on buying anything at the auction on the night Wolfie managed to bully me into buying something (although I think he knew that was the one picture I really wanted to complete my set). I even managed to out-bid myself at one point