........ and I might add that Dodgy is yet again picked for the crossbar challenge, hits it plumb in the middle and buys us all a drink ......now I must be dreaming

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Any chance of opening the VIP lounge for these two games? I was thinking it might take some pressure off the main bar. You can be waiting up to 20mins and sometimes longer if there's a lot at the bar.



In response to this, we now have 5 or 6 staff working on a match day behind the bar in the Hall of Fame Bar, and 2 tills, plus the bottle bar and the well named soup try's and pies bar, which really helps to speed things up on match days so you should not be queuing for so long now. I know they will be a big crowd for both the Widnes game and the Dewsbury game, but hopefully with happy fans and more bar staff we will not have huge queues.

Not well named with spelling like that

Yes it is as its as in a try scored in a rugby match not as in tries harder lol.

Try - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaPenalty[u tries [/uare always awarded under the posts regardless of where the offence took place. In rugby union, the standard applied by the referee is that a ...



Scoring a try - Point



quack quack oops, notice the above spelling





Seems to me like Cougar bar staff 1 - Harry-al-Hill 1

It was Rachel who told me that it was spelt like that for that reason, and I never argue with Rachel. You are a brave person if you wish to do so, lol.

What! It took two of you to spell it wrongly lmao - only kidding Rach - GULP!

why are you only kidding to Rach, it should be to the two of us.

You pluralise any noun ending in y eg Spy, Try or Penny by adding ies and removing the y. So you get Spies, Tries and Pennies.



You only end a word with an apostrophe followed by a s ('s) when you are indicating that something belongs to something else eg It was the Spy's, I thought that pint was Penny's.



Back to the Cougar classroom I reckon.

Correct my Friend indeed...



HOWEVER



The mis -spelling is intentional of 'try's' to add effect when seeing the name written down ..



and actually looking at it now I think 'soup ,tryz n pies ' would be even better...





I've been trying to find a correct term for word usage like this , but it does not seem to have one.. nearest suggestions I can find are here

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NoW STOP PICKING ON MY MATE BAKEWELL AND RUN ALONG LIKE GOOD LITTLE BOYS OR THOSE NASTY SCARY LADIES BEHIND THE BAR MIGHT NOT LET YOU SPEND YOUR NICE SHINY PENNIES IN THERE ON SUNDAY

Ha ha ha thank you Rach - see I told you not to argue with Rach didn't I .