I remember one going miles in the air, ending up in the crowd, and the unlucky punter was told that he was now losing - quality.

BRING BACK THE BROOM!



Some classic moments watching this at Wilders.

i liked the sumo suits

What on earth was that Q? and kick a ball face-off all about.

Did anybody find it remotely entertaining?

If so, could you possibly explain to me and very possibly everybody else on here, what the rules was?



It was very worthy of all the moans and boo's it got.

Bring back spinning round the brush and kicking for goal, comedy half time entertainment that everyone watched.

although that is very funny you'd probably get the 'elf and safety saying





Nazis

Dogs jumping through hoops!

It was painful.



I'd like us to totally go another way, get couples on the pitch arguing, or mates where one has necked the others Mrs or whatever. That'd be mildly entertaining.

i'd go with the gareth hock trophy for half time line dancing!

We'd have been more entertained if they had painted the posts at half time and we watched it dry.

I know they are promising a car to the winner, but there is no danger of anybody ever winning it, is there?

Anyone remember that simulated military battle on the pitch at Salford a few years back, with a machine gun nest set up in one in goal area, and troops advancing to take it out. After they had finished there was a delay while the ground staff picked up all of the blank shell casings.



I did enjoy that military performance at the HJ when they abseiled off the south stand and then carried out all number of unarmed combat routines in the middle of the pitch, including a 'hard-as-nails' Wolfie taking on all comers.

There was no finer half time entertainment, than throwing the rubber chicken into Wolfies bag blue bag.