| Well it's finally here... 08:54 - Aug 7 with 2620 views | ncfc_chalky |
Football has come home (or away at Harrogate if you are a Daley) so I would just like to wish a successful season for RAFC both on and off the pitch but most of all an enjoyable season
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| Well it's finally here... on 09:12 - Aug 7 with 2570 views | mikehunt |
Yes Chalky, We should all be buzzing with our new signings and manager. Yet there is that dark shadow tainting everything.
Anyway. when do your second team kick off?  |  |
| The worm of time turns not for the cuckoo of circumstance. |
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| Well it's finally here... on 09:19 - Aug 7 with 2545 views | judd |
Cheers Chalky lad.
Good luck to the thieving magpie too. 😠|  |
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| Well it's finally here... on 09:21 - Aug 7 with 2536 views | ncfc_chalky |
| Well it's finally here... on 09:12 - Aug 7 by mikehunt |
Yes Chalky, We should all be buzzing with our new signings and manager. Yet there is that dark shadow tainting everything.
Anyway. when do your second team kick off? |
Two weeks time on the 21st,away at Barnet | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 09:30 - Aug 7 with 2503 views | blackdogblue |
Cheers Chalky & to NCFC but you forgot to mention the 3rd success….
Prediction league  |  |
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| Well it's finally here... on 10:19 - Aug 7 with 2391 views | DaleiLama |
Yeah - good luck to you too southerner.
Now feck off |  |
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| Well it's finally here... on 10:23 - Aug 7 with 2371 views | James1980 |
| Well it's finally here... on 10:19 - Aug 7 by DaleiLama |
Yeah - good luck to you too southerner.
Now feck off |
Midlander surely |  |
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| Well it's finally here... on 10:31 - Aug 7 with 2337 views | DaleiLama |
| Well it's finally here... on 10:23 - Aug 7 by James1980 |
Midlander surely |
Rag pie?!? Doesn't like gravy on his chips.
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| Well it's finally here... on 10:38 - Aug 7 with 2312 views | James1980 |
| Well it's finally here... on 10:31 - Aug 7 by DaleiLama |
Rag pie?!? Doesn't like gravy on his chips.
Southerner |
I bet Chalky doesn't say Baaaath and Caaaastle | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 13:22 - Aug 7 with 2135 views | ncfc_chalky |
| Well it's finally here... on 10:38 - Aug 7 by James1980 |
I bet Chalky doesn't say Baaaath and Caaaastle |
I have a 'Baff' or so I've been told, I had a friend who used to piss herself whenever I said house because she swore that it was just like 'ass' but she was from Yorkshire | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 13:26 - Aug 7 with 2115 views | James1980 |
| Well it's finally here... on 13:22 - Aug 7 by ncfc_chalky |
I have a 'Baff' or so I've been told, I had a friend who used to piss herself whenever I said house because she swore that it was just like 'ass' but she was from Yorkshire |
You mean you don't say hice? | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 13:29 - Aug 7 with 2107 views | ncfc_chalky |
| Well it's finally here... on 10:31 - Aug 7 by DaleiLama |
Rag pie?!? Doesn't like gravy on his chips.
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Good news,I've decided to invest in some Jackson's rag PUDDINGS and they will be delivered next week so I will give a verdict after then,now then....
1. I know that they aren't as good as Lee's but they don't deliver unless you are from Rochdale so that's for another day
2. What's the best way to heat them up?
3. What about apple rag puddings,I'm pretty sure that you don't have gravy on them with your chips,are they nice? | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 13:30 - Aug 7 with 2102 views | D_Alien |
| Well it's finally here... on 13:26 - Aug 7 by James1980 |
You mean you don't say hice? |
Am i right in thinking that the southern way of saying County tends to leave out the O ? |  |
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| Well it's finally here... on 13:36 - Aug 7 with 2086 views | James1980 |
| Well it's finally here... on 13:30 - Aug 7 by D_Alien |
Am i right in thinking that the southern way of saying County tends to leave out the O ? |
Caaahnnnteee or Kinetay | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 13:49 - Aug 7 with 2053 views | ncfc_chalky |
| Well it's finally here... on 13:26 - Aug 7 by James1980 |
You mean you don't say hice? |
Yeah maybe phonically that's more correct James | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 13:52 - Aug 7 with 2039 views | ncfc_chalky |
| Well it's finally here... on 13:30 - Aug 7 by D_Alien |
Am i right in thinking that the southern way of saying County tends to leave out the O ? |
Years ago when we was on TV the fans in the kop sat so that the O and the Y in County was the only letters covered and Notts had to send some employees to sit and block the word | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 14:06 - Aug 7 with 2011 views | DaleiLama |
| Well it's finally here... on 13:29 - Aug 7 by ncfc_chalky |
Good news,I've decided to invest in some Jackson's rag PUDDINGS and they will be delivered next week so I will give a verdict after then,now then....
1. I know that they aren't as good as Lee's but they don't deliver unless you are from Rochdale so that's for another day
2. What's the best way to heat them up?
3. What about apple rag puddings,I'm pretty sure that you don't have gravy on them with your chips,are they nice? |
You can microwave them but they need to vent to let steam escape or your kitchen will be covered in exploded food. Word of warning - I have learned through experience that suet pastry also goes very tough when overheated. Nigella suggests steaming as the best option and I would agree but dont overcook.
https://www.nigella.com/ask/steamed-suet-puddings
I would also add to put a little oil/butter on whatever you use as a plate in a steamer as suet pastry gets sticky too. Flour and water makes glue more or less. Good luck ...... looking forward to the verdict [Post edited 7 Aug 2021 14:15]
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| Well it's finally here... on 15:06 - Aug 7 with 1892 views | 49thseason |
Flour and water is how people used to stick wallpaper up. In the seige of Leningrad during WW2, the Russian civilians pulled down the wallpaper and boiled it to extract the flour and turned it into some sort of porridge. |  | | |
| Well it's finally here... on 15:08 - Aug 7 with 1872 views | D_Alien |
| Well it's finally here... on 15:06 - Aug 7 by 49thseason |
Flour and water is how people used to stick wallpaper up. In the seige of Leningrad during WW2, the Russian civilians pulled down the wallpaper and boiled it to extract the flour and turned it into some sort of porridge. |
And gave the Nazis a good pasting in the end, too
Usual start for Dale...  | |
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| Well it's finally here... on 17:26 - Aug 7 with 1743 views | kel |
Chalks, they may come vacuum packed like the Lee’s ones so just chuck one in a pan of boiling water. 20 minutes from fresh, 40 from frozen. I’d imagine they’ll come with cooking instructions anyway but obviously don’t let your pan dry out. |  | | |
| Well it's finally here... on 18:40 - Aug 7 with 1658 views | ncfc_chalky |
Thanks for the replies | |
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