err actually Calder Hall, was the world's first nuclear power station to generate electrical power on an industrial scale. First connection to the grid was on 27 August 1956.



But that aside I will be purchasing a season ticket, or maybe a Silver Touch Down, some good news in Leigh for a change. Apart from winning the Northern Rail Cup, finishing second in the league and reached the semi-finals of the Championship play offs, good season considering.

err, but it shut down in 2003. Oldbury is the oldest [icurrently[/i.

+1.

I think he's actually Nigel Wood under an alias.

The Internet isn't big enough to disguise Nigel Wood

I think more lower division clubs could run more like the Green Bay packers and be community owned and run clubs. 250 quid to buy a piece of the club and have voting rights would set up some clubs nicely.

Licencing is sorting that out now anyway , no individual will consider taking on a club that cannot get admitted to the top tier

Steve O'Connor did. Made a million pound profit too.

With a cool two million turnover.

2.5 it was

Curses foiled by a technicality of a functioning power plant as opposed to one being decommissioned. Should have read the rules.

This is the VT. There are no rules - only pedantry