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Blimey! If I wasn't such a fat, slow turd, I'd be popping up in a slightly more impressive fashion! Thank you nonetheless...

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Just got back in from the annual pilgrimage. been going since 1993 and the crowds have got bigger and bigger - unbelievable today! Feel like I inhaled most of Northern France just standing by the road, so good knows what its like to ride!

Ah, that makes sense. Doesn't seem to have done them any harm!

No Aaron Mooy in the hufc starting eleven. Do they normally rotate him?

Likewise!

Apologies if this has already been covered elsewhere, but the match preview on one of the toon forums says tonight's ref is known to come from 'a family of Huddersfield Town fans '. Could add some extra spice to any contentious decisions.

Ha ha! Quite the opposite, more's the pity...

Cheers for that - guess I'd better book while I still can!

Fancy a change from my usual seat for the reading game, but only tickets in certain areas of the ground have been released. Assuming season ticket holders have until a cut off by which to reserve their seats, does anyone know when the rest of the ground is likely to become available?

Circuit of Chailey turn-up-on-the-line TT also on the 25th if any of you geeks fancy joining me and a few other like minded individuals. It's a very relaxed affair, approx 17 miles of undulating country lanes and a great taster of TTing for the uninitiated. Needless to add, road bikes very much...

Spot on.

Awesome! Thanks for that.

Not any time soon!

Any idea how you go about taking advantage of this? I've had a look on the ticket sales bit of the club website and there's no mention of it. Thanks a lot for any info you can give. EDit: Just seen you received an email via work, so I'll have a look when I'm next in.

Spot on. My first away game for quite a few years and I can't argue with any of that.

I did it on a shoestring in 2004. me and a mate booked flights etc once in kathmandu and then did our own thing. You can't really go wrong once you're on the trek out of lukla, just take as long as possible cos the headaches and potentially more serious aspects of altitude sickness are pretty...

Thanks a lot folks! It was only the thought of first place on the nsc strava leader board that was driving me on. I was a mile short of last year's total, but considering my evaporating form, I'm more than happy with that. Now if you want proper impressive, consider Mark Holton ' s winning...

I don't know the bloke but he sounds like a proper tool. Just checked the results of the Rovers' TTs and his times are pretty pony, so I think the 'Competitive Dad' conclusions are probably spot on!

Which eastbourne rover is it? Not stuart Davis by any chance?