Major damage in the Trbute Legends lounge

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As reported in the daily rag, no need to worry Green Jim will sort it.

All a bit handy, like Todd's wet socket, if I can say that in polite company. Maybe the makeover will start with an insurance job. Someone's gotta pay for it.

Let's hope real fans can rally round and fix it.

akagreengull wrote:

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As reported in the daily rag, no need to worry Green Jim will sort it.

Sugar, is Brent a plumber to!!

PatDunne wrote:

Let's hope real fans can rally round and fix it.

They are a bit busy Pat, the Cornishmans got em sitting round the camp fire swapping Wor stories!!...... eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh saved us and eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehs a praaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaper fan!!

is that Cornish Ian, the fella afraid of stickers?

Its a shit hole in there proberly cause about £7.50s worth of damages..lol

£7.50 is major damage to Jim.

Just wack it on the debt

I hope the black and yellow hazard tape on he carpet joints didn't get wet.

Much of the town was shut today. The whole of the panier market, and quite a few other shops, large and small. The pasty quarter was particularly hit. Reminded me of Sunday trading in the 1970s.

feckin hell how much does brent want this time to repair it?

RegGreen wrote:

Its a shit hole in there proberly cause about  £7.50s worth of damages..lol

More like its done £2.50s worth of improvements!

Angry wrote:

feckin hell how much does brent want this time to repair it?

Think the repairs will need to be done in phases - phase 1 cleaning up the water, phase 2 assessing the damage, phase 3
finding a plumber within austerity budget qutoes, phase 4 looking at the corners.
This all depends of course on raising the necessary budget for the project.

An early delivery of ice from Brent fer the rink foreshore.

akagreengull wrote:

Angry wrote:

feckin hell how much does brent want this time to repair it?

Think the repairs will need to be done in phases - phase 1 cleaning up the water, phase 2 assessing the damage, phase 3
finding a plumber within austerity budget qutoes, phase 4 looking at the corners.
This all depends of course on raising the necessary budget for the project.

Its a two bucket job, one to catch the water and the other to rattle for pennies!

Mock Cuncher wrote:

An early delivery of ice from Brent fer the rink foreshore.

My burst pipe cost £50 (son's mate is a plumber)

Bucket rattling intensifying next home game.....