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General question..

General question..

Surprised we didn't get one with Neil in his early years!

We seemed to be flirting in and out of the play offs picture and even went top for a brief moment. We must had some bit of consistency, but maybe not as good as others?
Never mind his early years; as you allude to, we went top in his third season. Not that it keeps me up at night, but you'd have thought that over the course of his tenure, he'd have got it once.
 
Technically lambs aren’t wildlife. They’re more domestic animals.
There are wild sheep (and therefore wild lambs) in various parts of the world - such as the Middle East, Asia, Central Europe and North America.

So technically, they can be wild or domesticated.
 
There are wild sheep (and therefore wild lambs) in various parts of the world - such as the Middle East, Asia, Central Europe and North America.

So technically, they can be wild or domesticated.

But the sort that carry a crucifix and have a halo around their head, they aren't generally wild, are they? Takes some training for a lamb to carry a whopping great cross on its Rump? Shank? T-Bone? Sorry, not good with meat jargon 😂
 
But the sort that carry a crucifix and have a halo around their head, they aren't generally wild, are they? Takes some training for a lamb to carry a whopping great cross on its Rump? Shank? T-Bone? Sorry, not good with meat jargon 😂
I just love that Our Lamb is so savvy enough to hold the pennant steady, with its hoof. No wonder it's got a halo.
 
If you want to preserve the lamb....eat them! Vegetarians/vegans are the problem. If they get their way we will have to go to the zoo to see farm animals and thousands of breeds will become extinct.
 
Cheers for that.👍

Now that creature could be the basis for a Flag Design in the future !
Yeh, lateral thinking I know, but could be funny & wtf?
 
It's mainly thanks to Sheep farming we have the lovely Lake District, Dales, Lancashire Hill Country Pennines, etc etc the way it appears now.

I don't know if you've ever been on the train from Preston to Cumbria, but there's some impressive farmland on the left side, the fields all have these little peaks. Hard to put into words what I'm on about mindyou.
 
If you want to preserve the lamb....eat them! Vegetarians/vegans are the problem. If they get their way we will have to go to the zoo to see farm animals and thousands of breeds will become extinct.

That's interesting logic, I'm pescetarian but honestly haven't thought about it like that before.
So because there's an industry for lamb meat, that means sheep are encouraged to breed, meaning sheep population remains high. As sheep need farmland, they get farmland which means sheep always have land meaning less chance of extinction? Is that the gist?

My mum's full on vegan, so if I shared this logic she'd e-slap me.
 
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