Anyone ever travelled from Edinburgh to Huddersfield (or the region)?
I want to attend Town v Owls on Saturday week. 12.15 kick off. Will be in edinburgh meeting a Peruvian bird.
[QUOTE=“Thrawneen, post: 1044483, member: 129”]Anyone ever travelled from Edinburgh to Huddersfield (or the region)?
I want to attend Town v Owls on Saturday week. 12.15 kick off. Will be in edinburgh meeting a Peruvian bird.[/QUOTE]
Would have thought that it would be somewhat straightforward as Sheffield & or Leeds would have direct lines to Edinburgh. Probably a case of getting a train to one of them and then onto Huddersfield. Probably the bones of 4 hours though
train to Leeds and change there for Huddersfield
Disgraceful ruling against Max Cellino.
The man is a convicted crook. What exactly is “disgraceful” about it?
He kept Cagliari solvent and in Serie A for 20+ years but that doesn’t matter because he never paid tax on a yacht or something.
:rolleyes:
[QUOTE=“Il Bomber Destro, post: 1053153, member: 2533”]He kept Cagliari solvent and in Serie A for 20+ years but that doesn’t matter because he never paid tax on a yacht or something.
:rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
:rolleyes:
Cellino was then arrested along with the mayor of Quartu Sant’Elena Mauro Contini and public works commissioner Stefano Lilliu in February 2013 for attempted embezzlement and fraudulent misrepresentation after an investigation into the building of the IS Arenas.
The arrest warrant on the charges relating to the Is Arenas called him a man of “marked criminal tendencies … capable of using every kind of deception to achieve his ends”. He also had two prior criminal convictions for deceiving the Italian Ministry of Agriculture out of £7.5m in 1996 and for false accounting at Cagliari in 2001.
Cellino was then arrested along with the mayor of Quartu Sant’Elena Mauro Contini and public works commissioner Stefano Lilliu in February 2013 for attempted embezzlement and fraudulent misrepresentation after an investigation into the building of the IS Arenas.
The arrest warrant on the charges relating to the Is Arenas called him a man of “marked criminal tendencies … capable of using every kind of deception to achieve his ends”. He also had two prior criminal convictions for deceiving the Italian Ministry of Agriculture out of £7.5m in 1996 and for false accounting at Cagliari in 2001.[/QUOTE]
Slanderous campaign against him.
Ah really Bomber…as a respected and articulate member of this forum, I would expect better than this from you 
Eidur Gudjohnsen about to re-sign for Bolton. Emile Heskey training with them with a view to also joining.
Lennon making a serious statement of intent with Gudjohnsen signing.
[QUOTE=“Gary Birtles Lovechild, post: 1053517, member: 2585”]Eidur Gudjohnsen about to re-sign for Bolton. Emile Heskey training with them with a view to also joining.
Lennon making a serious statement of intent with Gudjohnsen signing.[/QUOTE]
What’s the statement? If you’re past it, you can come to Bolton?
Hornets v Fulham tonight on the box - saw Watford last wknd, should be a good game tonight
He’ll do a job for Bolton, wait and see.
Cellino is being rightly blaguarded, he is the man to bring us back to where we belong and the autorities don’t want that, they want Leeds kept down, this goes back a long way
If Cellino is the answer, I daren’t ask what the question is
Cracking atmosphere at Portman Road. Leeds who ?
Are you there, pal?
Slab Murphy. 
David McGoldrick.
We are going up, say we are going up!
[QUOTE=“Colin Montgomerie, post: 1054054, member: 9”]Are you there, pal?
Slab Murphy.
David McGoldrick. [/QUOTE]
Yes mate. Super stuff. Slab missed a great chance for his hattrick.
Nobody goes up in December mate. I bet you’re dizzy though 