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Just sitting in my nice warm office reshaping paperclips and trying not to do a tap of work, when at 15.30 I received a text message from one of my Bolton mates who was going to be sitting in the away end tonight.
‘Don’t know if you’ve heard mate, but looks like the game might be off tonight.’
Bar the four separate threads on this site, numerous posts on other threads, the homepage story, the Club’s official statement, the Sky Sports News story, a phone call from my wife, the phone call from my dad, the email received from the club to my personal email account, the email received from the club to my work account, the two messages received via Facebook, the dozen text messages received from other mates since midday, and the message received from an well-meaning Middlesbrough supporting client, I’ve heard nowt.
Should I ring the ticket office to find out if it’s off, or do I tell my Bolton mate to turn up at the ground and await further instruction? It is indeed a quandary.
Just sitting in my nice warm office reshaping paperclips and trying not to do a tap of work, when at 15.30 I received a text message from one of my Bolton mates who was going to be sitting in the away end tonight.‘Don’t know if you’ve heard mate, but looks like the game might be off tonight.’
Bar the four separate threads on this site, numerous posts on other threads, the homepage story, the Club’s official statement, the Sky Sports News story, a phone call from my wife, the phone call from my dad, the email received from the club to my personal email account, the email received from the club to my work account, the two messages received via Facebook, the dozen text messages received from other mates since midday, and the message received from an well-meaning Middlesbrough supporting client, I’ve heard nowt.
Should I ring the ticket office to find out if it’s off, or do I tell my Bolton mate to turn up at the ground and await further instruction? It is indeed a quandary.
If he supports Bolton then I think he should go along and see. You never know, it may have been misreported.
Mrs Griff is gutted that she can’t nag at me for being on the lash all day.
And for the fact that I will be taking my place in the marital bed rather than being banished to the couch as is usual procedure for an alcohol-ridden match 8-)
And for the fact that I will be taking my place in the marital bed rather than being banished to the couch as is usual procedure for an alcohol-ridden match 8-)You just be careful, Griff – or there will be another book :shock:
…. and I’ve never heard of a shortage of salt being used as an excuse for that!!!
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