Looks like it's necessary to point out...

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...the game hasn't been &quot;called off,&quot; it's been postponed. We still have to play it and you still get to watch it. It'll happen on a day when you wouldn't normally have been able to watch a match. That'll be nice won't it?</p>

Also are there any other conspiracy theories other than the one about us wanting the match postponed because of injuries? If not what's thebitch, bitch? If, this side of that dimension where the US government blew up the twin towers, that were the case it sounds like a decent move for our club. Call yourselves fans?</p>

That should do it.</p>

 

Pack it up, pack it in, let me begin! nt

 

no it wont it will be on a champions league night when you would of had the choice of 4 games to watch

 

I came to win, battle me that's a sin...

I wont tear the sack up
Punk youd better back up
Try and play the role and the whole crew will act up

 

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ooooh! You'll regret that when the proper fans log on in the morning.</p>

 

It'll be a mid-week evening kickoff though

which means I'll miss the second half due to having to go to work.

It's a conspiracy against me I tell thi.

 

I probably won't be able to go

because I'm stupid enough to arrange the rest of my life around our fixture list, meaning I'm unavailable for two of the three likeliest dates for our rearranged fixtures.

Still, never mind. It is rather cold, today, and all that.

 

By the way Windy

If you're so sure this was right to have been 'postponed', how come hardly any other games are off?

It's not like Barnsley's the worst hit area is it?

I'm now in fecking work instead of playing and watching football... Grrrr!

 

I don't know about the other games.

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I know there's ice on the stands and the track around the pitch is frozen.</p>

 

RE: I don't know about the other games.

Well it must be the only frozen area in the whole of Yorkshire by the sounds.

Maybe it's in some kind of individual weather zone now.

Certainly feels like it during some games

 

"The only frozen area in the whole of Yorkshire"

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Aye oreight.</p>

 

RE: "The only frozen area in the whole of Yorkshire"

Well, like Darrell's said, nothing's frozen where he is in Barnsley, near Oakwell, there's no snow left at all in Leeds and the ground is not frozen.

Spoken to folk in Wakey and Sheffield this morning as well, no snow or anything there either.

Obviously I haven't been to every square mile of Yorkshire this morning, but it's funny how no other games are off round here.

 

And it'll be when the decent footballing sides are playing (Man Utd or Arsenal) and not the boring lot (Liverpool and Chelsea)

 

Actually..

night matches are nearly always a definte no chancer for me unlike Saturdys :'(

 

I work Tuesday nights

Book the midweek games off in advance, so no guarantee I can make it.

Even if I do it means getting home after midnight and up at 6 for work the morning after.

 

50% of Yorkshire fixtures are off.

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How many did you think there were?</p>