j.c wrote: not be long before we've got a team full of leythers and adopted leythers
Memories of 1980 Woody--Donlan, Bilsbury, Dessie, Derek Pike Alf Wilky Mick Hogan Tabiner, ect ect ect Well i can dream
Put a glide in yer stride a dip in your hip and follow me to LEYTH SPORTS VILLAGE and take a Rugby League trip with the Mighty CENTURIONS We train on beans man Human beans"..........
Joined: Feb 21 2002 Posts: 13026 Location: Somewhere
frankb wrote:Think you are right there. Back in the sixties I was always referred to as the Stallion. Never bothered me.
Sticks and stones I guess.
Was that because you liked eating Hay or jumping over fences?.
How is education supposed to make me feel smarter? Besides, every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain. Remember when I took that home winemaking course, and I forgot how to drive?
Joined: May 20 2005 Posts: 5573 Location: City of Salford
Good luck to him always been my favourite player since I was young something of a childhood hero (rugby league wise) , I asked him on Saturday night in Bliss if he was signing for you lot his reply was summat like 'blurghhh'' Great servant to Salford though.
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Love him or hate him, 163 consecutive appearances should make Stuart Littler a Salford legend in anyone's book 
, I asked him on Saturday night in Bliss if he was signing for you lot his reply was summat like 'blurghhh'' 
Great servant to Salford though.
