Should complete a positive start for us before our journey up to Leigh in a fortnights time. Home advantage, 3G pitch and they're coming after a home loss.

Should is the important word. W bit like oldham this lot are a bit of an unknown and I think the fact they gave dewsbury a good run I hope is not ignored. Let's hope home advantage plays it's part and we are better prepared on the plastic grass. Like any game in this comp it's not w given but one we should win

Needs to be another win - there's always the possibility that Dewsbury were a bit off at the weekend or that running the Rams close is as good as it gets for Swinton. Either way we need to win. Against a part time, newly promoted team and on the artificial surface that we should be using to our advantage? Defeat should be unthinkable!

Lots of things that are unthinkable are thinkable at Broncos.

But that's what you get with a confederacy of dunces.

Thanks for making a sensible contribution to the discussion cowgirl.
agree with you rob it's a game that as a full time team we should take in our stride. First run out in championship last week for them they would hopefully have put a lot into it, maybe the rams went in taking it for granted.
Bit annoyed am going to miss it.

I'll take your ticket off your hands.

Gratis of course.

Go whistle for it mate

It was a game I had targeted for meself, but I'm not in London at the weekend so I'll miss it. The next Home game is 'Fax and I'm in town so I'll be there for that one.

I was joking.

The

should have given it away.

Not surprised it didn't though.

I wasn't.

Why the use of "mate" then?

Or did you mean it in the hostile sense of the word?

Goes without saying that threatening behaviour is a banning offence on here I believe.

Well not in your case obviously.

Harking back to the confederacy of dunces.

Explain to me how mate is hostile in any sense in the written word? Without tone of voice or body language expression then it can only be taken in its literal sense.
Dictionary definition can include "(as form of address) UK informal used as a friendly way of talking to someone especially a man"
looks like you graspping at strws a little