Messymascot's faith in humanity and ginger safe haven
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He has been worth his wages the last few weeks ,if any of them are !
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
The same H. Hoping they don't announce anything that can scupper my visit to Edinburgh at the beginning of July.Morning all. So glad that it is all over, I ended yesterday afternoon completely drained and feeling as though I had just given birth. lol Mr G. had a surreal experience at the Band Day. He took a seat at a table occupied by three blokes and it turned out one was a Leicester fan and one from Leeds, the other was RS, you are never far from one are you? Bit like rats. Anyway lots of banter and the Leics/Leeds fans actually said Well Done on staying up, probably through gritted teeth though..Bit on edge this week now as have trip to Edinburgh booked and hoping they don’t announce any more rail strikes until after the middle of June.
Have a good day, all
The squad lacks quality but not heart.
Yesterday’s goal will be one of the most replayed ever.
The sheer contentment I am feeling now is glorious. Lazing in the garden with a cheese and tomato roll, pot of coffee and such happy memories of yesterday.
Hope you are all feeling the same today Blues.
Hope you are all feeling the same today Blues.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Tbf it was a stunner of a strike, never mind it’s importance to the club and the fans…..
Quite the redemption for a player shunned by Lampard.
We where in Edinburgh last week, found a pub in the town centre, it was £6-75 for a meal and with that you get a pint for a nicker,
I’ll find out the name mate and let you know the grub was good as well
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Dont the chickens go into a secure coop at night? We lost an entire lot one year, about 8 of them, just before they took themselves to bed.
yes . their hutch , well actiually they have 2 is inside the coop but because we thought the coop was secure we didn't lock them inside the hutch and allowed them to roam in their coop ( about 20 ft x 10 ft )overnight so we don't have to let them out first thing in the morning.
Even though I've now made the coop secure again we wont make that mistake again.
My grandfather was a farmer for most of his life. From him, I have little sympathy for foxes. Killed many of his chickens and lambs for nothing but enjoyment.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Is it built on concrete foundations Jaz? Cos foxes will easily dig under a fence. No matter how high. Our chicks would dutifully troop up the ramp into their wooden, locked, hen house at dusk. They were fenced into an outdoors coop with a normal sized fenced area using chicken wire at first, but we soon allowed them the run of the orchard, and some would come inside/sit on our laps on the patio.
They always had access to feed, but they also developed a taste for pasta, melons and tomatos. Nik and I would make them a cake of all 3 at Christmas!
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Nikki's Dad was a farmer, and he will agree with your Grandad. Unlike most predators, they dont just kill what they need.
Exactly. I remember as a young child my grandfather being aghast to find a fox had got into his hen house and slaughtered many, many birds.
It wasn't about feeding, at all. I also remember the passion he took in ensuring that said fox, or at least a local fox, weren't able to attack his farm again.