Come on folks, what's the plans?



Mobile phone alarm will rouse me at 7-25am, prompt.

Shite, shower, teeth brushed.

3 Weetabix, semi skimmed milk.

Weather forecast excellent so short sleeved shirt and jeans option.

Depart Chamberlain Rd 8-17am.

Arrive Admiral of the Humber 8-59am (open 8 but no swally served until 9am).

A gallon of cold Artois at £2-65 a pint.



Depart 11-30am on foot power to the KC.

Arrive concourse 11-59am.

One pint of p!ss at £3-30.

Seated 12-14pm.

Fooked off at half time if were getting dicked.

Driving from home which is an 80 mile round trip so no beer for me, bad times!

Tempted to stay in Hull and go out celebrating or drowning my sorrows afterwards.

The result will determine my after match plannning.

Win, and maybe Clarendon for Wigan game.

Lose, straight back, sit in garden sulking all day.

Sad for 45, but true.

Booked the day off work to watch it in the sun of Magaluf if anyones here come and join us as my mates over here don't really understand how big of a game it is

Get up at the crack of 10.30

Saunter round the corner to Lounge for breakfast and drinkys then off to the ground with trepidation in my heart...

After the game back to mine for free drinks and BBQ goodness as I watch the Wigan game then off to pub at 6 for a night on the tiles.

Life's tough

Doctor just prescribed me antibiotics.....I have to watch it sober

Oh dear, I'd personally run the risk of any side effects from mixing the two!

without wanting to drift the thread, there is no reason not to drink on antibiotics, it's an urban myth.

It actually isn't. While moderate alcohol consumption is safe with many common antibiotics there are a number where drinking alcohol at the same time can lead to serious complications, hence the blanket prohibition to avoid confusion.

The one's I've heard is the booze stops them working or, the one I prefer... Drinking while taking antibiotics helps you to get drunk faster

You're quoting out-dated research Kosh, I suppose you'll be underpinning the argument of no mobile telephones in A&E next?

Not the one's I am taking, it clearly states on the packet no alcohol...