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Obviously there will be the usual trip to Austria and some warm ups with local clubs.
Chorley would be fun as they’ve just been promoted
We also need a Scottish tour this year – Stranraer, Raith and Berwick. Arbroath is apparently a good day out. Or a couple of Highland League clubs???
We’ve had a couple of good Scottish trips and three years at the Isle of Man are a thing of legend. Can we get back into that tournament?
We should be looking at Dutch and Belgian mini-tours as well over the next few years.
Of course we will finish up with a Championship/League One team away and someone exotic at home.
Rochdale away, Braga/Valencia at home
Not setting my sites too high, but at least give us some interesting trips.
Cant see it being Chorley – they have sorted their friendlies out already and they dont include us
Same old same old I reckon – foreign training camp with and a couple of behind closed doors games
Shame, we had a good night out in Chorley quite a few years ago.
Started to watch the match from the clubhouse. They told us we would have to go out and watch the game because they were getting ready for bingo.
At that point we realised it was the reserves, so we decided to stay in the club and I won a toaster! Which I gave to the old woman sitting next to me
I could do with a new kettle
Definitely a home friendly on 6th August against ‘different’ oppositionI’ve heard it’s against a Cockney Latic All Star XI
Doncaster Rovers :lol:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne … &ATTR=NewsIs that the same woman in both them photos? :think:
The one in the kinky stuff has a lovely rack then in then Donny top looks like an ironing board. :scared-eek:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!Is that the same woman in both them photos? :think:The one in the kinky stuff has a lovely rack then in then Donny top looks like an ironing board. :scared-eek:
Airdrie away and Arsenal ladies at home suits me
The Donnie woman reminds me of someone from Pemps during the late 20th Century when I used to frequent the place.
Shame, we had a good night out in Chorley quite a few years ago.Started to watch the match from the clubhouse. They told us we would have to go out and watch the game because they were getting ready for bingo.
At that point we realised it was the reserves, so we decided to stay in the club and I won a toaster! Which I gave to the old woman sitting next to me
I could do with a new kettle
went to Chorley donkeys yrs ago Larry Lloyd came up to us in the club after the game and told us he had good news for us and to read the local papers next week. He signed Eamon O,Keefe and a certain Archie Gemmill.
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