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Hi, Don't mean to be rude but this thread was about DB groundstaff. HST 125 pm me, I may be able to help you with your original thread question. Cheers

Still time for Johnny Baaaaarstow to shine!!!... Cook looks adamant to get a big score having the captain's responsibility with such a big score to chase and let's hope KP can play his way to 50+ responsibly without taking on the big shots.........then send in Broad & Swann once the follow on...

For this to happen, Australia would be batting through all those overs and the match would be drawn....unless they managed to amass a winning total in those overs. Hi, I always think that 150 runs required to win in the 4th innings always constitutes a game. At the mo England are losing...

Interesting day today. With 3 ashes tests to go and to be 2 up in the series would be perfect. I know the weather is scorchio at the moment but with the Aussies having to win the final 3 test matches (and the good old english weather might intervene somewhere along the way) surely the odds are...

Thanks for the responses, Just typed in Chesterton junction railway yard and there is some old photo's on a couple of websites showing how things use to be. :( Be nice to see this land converted to a rail terminal for intermodal trains for the supermarkets. 2 roads, runround and a pad like...

I see Erasmoose got another umpiring decision wrong again........but i'm not complaining this time :D...............and trott has just dropped a catch.:oops:

Hi, Went to Cambridge on the train yesterday and went passed a disused railway yard north of Cambridge on the section to Ely. From Google maps it looks like the old st Ives branch line merged here as well. Anybody got any pointers to what the yard was called and mainly used for...

I think Broad would of walked if the game at that stage was more in England's favour but at the time we still had not got enough runs and the partnership was going well. It is always interesting to put the shoe on the other foot and from day 2 the wrong's have righted themselves. Anyway...

[QUOTE=Ferret;1502662]A good day for Australia, a very bad day for England and third umpire Marais Erasmus. Were I Mr Erasmus, I'd be concerned that my status as an elite level umpire will be removed when the matter is next discussed by the ICC - it is simply inexcusable to get two decisions...

Maraius Erasmus (4th ump) if that's how you spell his name, has cost us, I thought the stumping chance was out, look at Erasmus's record for getting umpire's decisions wrong. Prob the worst umpire on the books at the mo!!! :evil:

This is not good!!!! I can feel a England wobble coming on now with the bat! Surely captain Cook would have been in Finn's ear telling him not to bowl short but just keep pegging just outside off, :oops: Well miffed now..........

114-7 now, COME ON, COME ON!!!!!!! Sir JIMMY ANDERSON :D

Hi, Nice pic's, What's with the refurb/paint with the prototype? Cheers

it's looking good now, be over by tea :D Ainsworth- just seen on sky sports the CB40 league and it shows Durham with 2.75 points, how come they have .75 points, not seen this before or is it a mistake.

I second this comment totally. From my experience i have witnessed this, i was one of the last trained apprentices for a nationalized company and then privatization kicked in, many years down the line the company had a massive recruitment drive and 90% that became employed were not interested...

Well done Jimmy!!!!!! Another 84 wickets and maybe Jimmy will become SIR JIMMY!!

Come on Jimmy!!!! The condition's are in your favour :D

Roxby branch, (Scunthorpe Trent yard to Roxby landfill).

Hi, Great vid, :) On top of what Richmondcommu has already asked about the coal trains, are there anymore flows into the works, such as stone for any filtering process in the cycle to produce cement. I know power station's take in coal, oil, biomass, limestone and also take gypsum out...