Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph back issues from November 2007:
Council to meet Snitterby Parish Council will hold its bi-monthly meeting in the village hall tonight at 7.30pm.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Snitterby Parish Council will hold its bi-monthly meeting in thevillage hall tonight at ...
Treats for Yuletide Experience a Christmas shopping extravaganza by marking Saturday and Sunday, November 17 and 18, in your diary, for this year's Food and Drink Fair at Lincolnshire Showground.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Experience a Christmas shopping extravaganza by marking Saturdayand Sunday, November 17 and 18, in your diary, for this year's Foodand Drink Fair at Lincolnshire Showground. Prepare yourself for a real foodie treat, and with a whole host ofnew and exciting features this ...
On track to stir up plenty of interest! A Layout of great local interest will feature at the annual show staged by the Scunthorpe and District Model Railway Club.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Layout of great local interest will feature at the annual showstaged by the Scunthorpe and District Model Railway Club. The featured layout is based on Kirton Lime Sidings, which weresituated between Brigg and Kirton in Lindsey, serving the cementworks at Gainsthorpe. The ...
Bang on for nights of fun for family It's that time of year again when the night skies are lit with colour as Guy Fawkes celebrations take place nationwide.
Nov 01, 2007 ... It's that time of year again when the night skies are lit withcolour as Guy Fawkes celebrations take place nationwide. You don't have to miss out on the fun, as there are plenty offireworks events taking place locally this week, including: Tomorrow: Glanford Park firework ...
Craft meeting in aid of award-winning support group A Scunthorpe support group is hosting a Christmas crafts meeting today.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Scunthorpe support group is hosting a Christmas crafts meetingtoday. The event in aid of the Scunthorpe and District FybromyalgiaSupport and Social Group, is to be held at Lindum Street CommunityCentre, and starts at 12.30pm. Lorraine Seath and Judy Adams recently picked up ...
Canada trip was 'just the ticket' for young troops Canada has been just the ticket for one teenager who has been flying the flag for North Lincolnshire as the youngest soldier on Exercise Dark Horse.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Canada has been just the ticket for one teenager who has beenflying the flag for North Lincolnshire as the youngest soldier onExercise Dark Horse. The trip of a lifetime came just a month after Barton-Upon-Humbersquaddie Tim Clipson celebrated his 18th birthday and led to ...
Kurling event postponed The second session for New Age Kurling in Barton-Upon-Humber has had to be postponed.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The second session for New Age Kurling in Barton-Upon-Humber hashad to be postponed. The session had originally been scheduled for this Saturday, butorganiser Ralph Marshall has explained it has had to be cancelledbecause of a room booking clash at Trinity Church's Lecture ...
Toad in the hole and red onion gravy (serves 6) Watch everyone's face light up when out of the oven appears this glorious, golden-puffed batter with bacon-wrapped sausages snuggled in its midst.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Watch everyone's face light up when out of the oven appears thisglorious, golden-puffed batter with bacon-wrapped sausages snuggledin its midst. The batter and onion gravy for this warming dish can be preparedahead of time. Ingredients 6 Somerfield Butcher's Selection ...
Individual caramelised tarts with toffee sauce(serves 6) This tart has all the flavours of toffee apples, and will be a huge hit with everyone on Bonfire Night.
Nov 01, 2007 ... This tart has all the flavours of toffee apples, and will be ahuge hit with everyone on Bonfire Night. You can make these the day before and simply pop them into theoven for a few minutes before serving. Ready in 45 minutes (not suitable for ...
Cosy cuisine makes for a nice break from shopping Wandering through the malls at Meadowhall, one can only stand so much window-shopping - and a bit of plastic-flexing too - before the overcrowded, overheated corridors become uninviting.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Wandering through the malls at Meadowhall, one can only stand somuch window-shopping - and a bit of plastic-flexing too - before theovercrowded, overheated corridors become uninviting. When you start to yearn for the cool, open-air streets ofScunthorpe, the friendly boutique ...
Mini meatballs with con carne sauce (serves 8) Ingredients
Nov 01, 2007 ... Ingredients 500g lean minced beef 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 egg, beaten Salt and ground black pepper Small handful chopped rosemary 500g jar Uncle Ben's Medium Chilli Con Carne Sauce Method 1 Place the minced beef, onion, garlic, egg ...
Society pulling out all the stops Following what they described as a 'heartbreaking decision' to cancel their major show, Ruddigore, members of the Scunthorpe Gilbert and Sullivan Society have pulled out all the stops to stage a gala concert in impressive record-breaking time.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Following what they described as a 'heartbreaking decision' tocancel their major show, Ruddigore, members of the Scunthorpe Gilbertand Sullivan Society have pulled out all the stops to stage a galaconcert in impressive record-breaking time. The curtain goes up tomorrow night at the ...
'Show must go on' The complexity of the set and stringent health and safety regulations have prompted Broughton Drama Society to postpone its production of Michael Frayn's award winning comedy, Noises Off.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The complexity of the set and stringent health and safetyregulations have prompted Broughton Drama Society to postpone itsproduction of Michael Frayn's award winning comedy, Noises Off. The show, which should have been staged next month at thePlowright Theatre in Scunthorpe, has ...
Crystal clear of chasing jakes Premier division leaders Thorne Town Crystals this week notched up an easy 5-0 away win at Mill Rd A.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Premier division leaders Thorne Town Crystals this week notched upan easy 5-0 away win at Mill Rd A. Lee Morris opened the scoring with a close 57-44 win over SteveDobbs but comfortable wins for Shaun Hennessey, Paul Silvester andcaptain Paul Reeves secured the straight singles ...
Ferry good from leaders Ferry Rd B opened up a five-point gap at the top after a 4-1 away win at Keadby WM B.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Ferry Rd B opened up a five-point gap at the top after a 4-1 awaywin at Keadby WM B. Four straight singles wins from the travellers keeps them ahead oflast year's second division champions Cole St 147 who this week hadan easy 4-1 home win over Broughton Bullets. Chaz Hibbert ...
Flying high at summit League leaders Highfield House notched up another win after they beat Winterton 4-1.
Nov 01, 2007 ... League leaders Highfield House notched up another win after theybeat Winterton 4-1. Tim Andrew gave the visitors their only point of the night whilstHighfield's winners came from Mat Ryder, Matt Yeadon and captain AnfAdams. Blues n Twos reeled off three frames on the trot to ...
Battle of the bands reaches final stage The town of Barton-Upon-Humber will have a 50-50 chance of winning the 26th annual Scunthorpe Rock Open on Saturday night.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The town of Barton-Upon-Humber will have a 50-50 chance of winningthe 26th annual Scunthorpe Rock Open on Saturday night. Both Smile Poltergeist and Black Tie Brawl have made it through tothe last stage of the contest at the town's Crosby Hotel at theirfirst attempt. But the ...
Oh ... Ropewalk ... More than 30 years after he scored his first number one hit with Slik and Forever and Ever, singer-guitarist Midge Ure is to be the star attraction in North Lincolnshire later this month.
Nov 01, 2007 ... More than 30 years after he scored his first number one hit withSlik and Forever and Ever, singer-guitarist Midge Ure is to be thestar attraction in North Lincolnshire later this month. The co-founder of Band Aid in 1984 with Bob Geldof will be at TheRopewalk, Barton Upon-Humber on ...
'Accidental death' recorded on OAP A Verdict of accidental death was recorded on an elderly pedestrian who was killed at an accident blackspot.
Nov 02, 2007 ... A Verdict of accidental death was recorded on an elderlypedestrian who was killed at an accident blackspot. Joyce Walker (74), of Butterwick Road, Messingham, lost her lifeattempting to cross North Moor Road, Messingham, at CatchwaterCrossroads. The accident took place at ...
Complaints raised over remembrance service Complaints about last year's Remembrance Day service in Kirton in Lindsey were raised at a meeting of the town council.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Complaints about last year's Remembrance Day service in Kirton inLindsey were raised at a meeting of the town council. Ex-deputy Mayor Tania Gray raised the issue in the public questionsession before the formal meeting of the council. "After last year's Remembrance service I ...
'Let's get filming' call to young directors Budding young film- makers are set to dust down their cameras ready for the second annual Young People's Film Festival.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Budding young film- makers are set to dust down their camerasready for the second annual Young People's Film Festival. The festival, called the Golden Girders, was hosted in Scunthorpeearlier this year. It was so successful, organisers have decided to run it again nextApril - ...
Embroiderers' workshop day A Workshop will be held next month by the Yorkshire and Humber Region of the Embroiderers' Guild.
Nov 02, 2007 ... A Workshop will be held next month by the Yorkshire and HumberRegion of the Embroiderers' Guild. The workshop, on Wednesday, November 17, will take place between10am and 4pm at the Victory Hall in Ealand. The event will include activities such as 'Machine Embroidery forthe ...
It's tough time for 'arrogant' palace
Nov 01, 2007 ... In a word - arrogance. The squad that came down in 2005 was asgood as any in the Championship. But they didn't back their ability with the effort required -unlike Reading and Sheff Utd who fought their way through to adeserved promotion. Our defeat to Watford in the ...
Defeat for stags Scunthorpe Stags conceded a try in the first minute in a 27-8 defeat to Old Brodlians.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Scunthorpe Stags conceded a try in the first minute in a 27-8defeat to Old Brodlians. They fought back to dominate possession and territory for the restof the first half, but they failed to score. Their opponents struck again early in ...
Rifles gun down Rasen Scunthorpe Rifles beat Market Rasen 3rds 19-15.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Scunthorpe Rifles beat Market Rasen 3rds 19-15. They fell behind to an early penalty but a Devlin try, convertedby Wood, put the Greens into the lead. Rasen responded with a try to edge ahead again but for a secondtime Scunthorpe hit back. They seized possession from a ...
Weekend teams
Nov 01, 2007 ... 1ST Xv: Robinson, Turtle, Davies, Foster, Vaimoso, Penn, Westhead,Sewell, Mist, Fish, Scargall, Rodgers, Sidebottom, Coy, Fawcett. Rep:Dunk, Coult, W Mendrek. Against Broadstreet, away. Meet 10.45am. 2ND XV: K Murray, Hickman, Wallhead, Townsend, Redmile, Denovan, BNutting, ...
Murphy is given all-clear by scan Scunthorpe United have been given a massive injury boost with the news that goalkeeper Joe Murphy will not face a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Scunthorpe United have been given a massive injury boost with thenews that goalkeeper Joe Murphy will not face a lengthy spell on thesidelines. The Iron stopper has had a scan on the thigh injury that forcedhim off at half-time against Cardiff City last weekend and theresults ...
Wesley festival is axed A Traditional festival, which ran for 18 years, has been scrapped because of red tape.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Traditional festival, which ran for 18 years, has been scrappedbecause of red tape. Epworth's Wesley Day, which celebrates the town's Methodistheritage and the lives of the famous Wesley family, has been axedbecause it has run into difficulties with insurance, volunteers ...
Society calls on you to support opposition of 'senseless' badger culling The Rspca is echoing the anger and dismay of top scientists provoked by a Government advisor's 'outrageous and misinformed' call for a badger cull to reduce bovine TB (bTB) in cattle.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The Rspca is echoing the anger and dismay of top scientistsprovoked by a Government advisor's 'outrageous and misinformed' callfor a badger cull to reduce bovine TB (bTB) in cattle. Robust science has shown a cull could have disastrous consequencesfor cattle and badgers alike, so ...
Residents want to 'see the light' Regarding Barton shopkeepers and traders' sorrowful response to festive lighting for the Christmas period, following Barton Council's appeal to them, and the Scrooge-like regard they have for Barton's Christmas festival.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Regarding Barton shopkeepers and traders' sorrowful response tofestive lighting for the Christmas period, following Barton Council'sappeal to them, and the Scrooge-like regard they have for Barton'sChristmas festival. While I have some sympathy with the traders for loss of ...
Need to take health seriously The amazing weight loss story of Vincent Marshall is bound to strike a chord with many of us who have tried diet after diet to shed those extra pounds.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The amazing weight loss story of Vincent Marshall is bound tostrike a chord with many of us who have tried diet after diet to shedthose extra pounds. Mr Marshall recently underwent a gastric bypass operation atHull's Castle Hill Hospital and is set to lose overall a massive ...
Charity supper A Pie and pea supper with a quiz will be held to raise cash for the Alzheimer's Society.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Pie and pea supper with a quiz will be held to raise cash forthe Alzheimer's Society. The event, at St Hugh's Church ...
Elderly urged to voice views on own deaths Elderly people were urged to plan for their own deaths and not be afraid of talking over the issue.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Elderly people were urged to plan for their own deaths and not beafraid of talking over the issue. Members of Scunthorpe and District Seniors' Forum yesterday heardit was a crucial part of life for many reasons. Researcher Dr Sheila Kennedy, from the University of ...
Recruits wanted by army The army are in town and looking for new recruits.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The army are in town and looking for new recruits. Their mobile information centre will be in Scunthorpe town centrefor the next two days and they are happy to talk to anyone who isinterested in taking up an action-packed career. Here as part of a national recruitment drive, ...
Reduced hours for recycling From today North Lincolnshire Council's eight recycling centres will reduce their opening hours over the winter period.
Nov 01, 2007 ... From today North Lincolnshire Council's eight recycling centreswill reduce their opening hours over the winter period. The Cottage Beck Road Centre will open seven days a week, from 8amuntil 4pm. All other centres will open Friday to Tuesday, from 10am until4pm. Coun ...
Family firm celebrating 21 years of top quality service A Family operated company which was launched in a home-based garage is now marking a very special milestone.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Family operated company which was launched in a home-basedgarage is now marking a very special milestone. For MJ Windscreens in Scunthorpe is poised to celebrate its 21stanniversary and what has been a successful expansion programme. This now sees it as one of the leading ...
Sport aids integration More Asian women and girls are being integrated into North Lincolnshire society through sport and physical activity.
Nov 01, 2007 ... More Asian women and girls are being integrated into NorthLincolnshire society through sport and physical activity. The Black and Ethnic Minority Sports Association (BEM Sports) hasset up a number of different activities and training for many of itsmembers, including: Madani ...
Max victory for ladies Scunthorpe ladies claimed maximum points in their second Trudy Bates League match against Grantham, at Carlton Street.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Scunthorpe ladies claimed maximum points in their second TrudyBates League match against Grantham, at Carlton Street. The visitors made a better start to lead by 10 shots after thefirst five ends. But the home side rallied to take over at the front with 59 shotsto 46 at the ...
Win in friendly war of wolds Scunthorpe played hosts to Wolds Wanderers in their second friendly match of the season.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Scunthorpe played hosts to Wolds Wanderers in their secondfriendly match of the season. They took a 12-shot lead at the first quarter, and then went on ashots spree - picking up a further 46 against 19 to hold acomfortable 79-40 lead at the halfway stage. The scoring levelled ...
Spooky walks explore the history of town Wannabe ghost hunters can take part in a number of spooky ghost walks starting this month.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Wannabe ghost hunters can take part in a number of spooky ghostwalks starting this month. The walks have been organised by theatre company, the South BankPlayers and will explore the history of Barton-Upon-Humber. Walks will be ...
Bingo and chat at club for older people A Club for older people will be meeting this weekend.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Club for older people will be meeting this weekend. The Saturday Club will meet at Tofts Road Centre in Barton-Upon-Humber this Saturday between 2pm and 4pm. Musical bingo ...
Banking on being the strongest link A Scunthorpe woman is vying for quiz show glory as one of tonight's contestants on BBC TV's Weakest Link.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Scunthorpe woman is vying for quiz show glory as one oftonight's contestants on BBC TV's Weakest Link. Janet Heath (53), of Dale Street, is one of nine contestants setto appear on the show. Participants are interrogated by notorious quizmaster AnneRobinson and the 'the ...
Woman tricked as cash stolen Cash was stolen from a home in Haxey during a distraction burglary.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Cash was stolen from a home in Haxey during a distractionburglary. A woman was tricked into letting a thief into her home when hetold her she had won a prize. Once he was inside the Hallcroft Close property he was ...
Mixed reactions to proposals for a18 Controversial plans for Scunthorpe's Queensway dual carriageway to be reduced to a single lane route have sparked debate.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Controversial plans for Scunthorpe's Queensway dual carriageway tobe reduced to a single lane route have sparked debate. The idea, which planners believe could lead to a reduction intraffic accidents, was put forward at a Scunthorpe Town Team meeting. Members gave the ...
Queensway to be single lane? One of Scunthorpe's busiest roads could be reduced to a single carriageway under new plans.
Nov 01, 2007 ... One of Scunthorpe's busiest roads could be reduced to a singlecarriageway under new plans. A proposal has been unveiled to reduce the A18 Queensway which ispresently a dual carriageway. The scheme, still in its very early stages, has been mooted byScunthorpe's Town Team in ...
Antique furniture sale An Antique furniture sale will take place this Saturday.
Nov 01, 2007 ... An Antique furniture sale will take place this Saturday. Bargain hunters ...
Gastric bypass helps diabetic The devastated brother of an 18-year-old girl who died suddenly last year has told how her death spurred him on to have a gastric bypass.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The devastated brother of an 18-year-old girl who died suddenlylast year has told how her death spurred him on to have a gastricbypass. Eighteen-stone 32-year-old Vincent Marshall, of Western Avenue,Brigg, was told the operation would be life-saving for him. He took the ...
Patients urged to return hospital questionnaire Patients sent questionnaires about their views on care at Scunthorpe General Hospital are being urged to send them back soon.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Patients sent questionnaires about their views on care atScunthorpe General Hospital are being urged to send them back soon. The forms were sent out as part of a national survey and those whoreceived them are being asked to respond as soon as possible if theyhave not done so ...
River body find 'not suspicious' Police recovered a body yesterday from the River Ancholme.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Police recovered a body yesterday from the River Ancholme. Underwater divers were called to the scene during the morningafter a report from a member of the public. The body was recovered but police have revealed there are nosuspicious circumstances ...
Jailed for glass attack A Glass attack on a stranger led to a 30-month jail sentence for a Scunthorpe man.
Nov 01, 2007 ... A Glass attack on a stranger led to a 30-month jail sentence for aScunthorpe man. The unprovoked attack took place at Der Schnapps Bar at 3am onJanuary 20, Grimsby Crown Court heard. The victim, Matthew Baxter, had to have an eye operation afterbeing struck in the face with ...
Forces told to delete old records Four police forces, including Humberside, have been ordered to delete decades-old criminal records because they are 'no longer relevant'.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Four police forces, including Humberside, have been ordered todelete decades-old criminal records because they are 'no longerrelevant'. The Information Commissioner instructed the forces to erase fourpeople's records from the national computer after concluding keepingthe file ...
Freaky pictures still flooding in to yorpix Halloween may have passed, but YorPix continues to receive your freaky pictures.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Halloween may have passed, but YorPix continues to receive yourfreaky pictures. Today, pumpkins are firmly on the menu, as young Robbie Hart'sscary creation can be seen. There's also cute little Alfie Smith dressed up as the seasonalsquash. If you want to get in on ...
Floods set to push up shopping bills Prices of basic food are set to soar after floods caused one of North Lincolnshire's worst vegetable growing seasons in living memory.
Nov 01, 2007 ... Prices of basic food are set to soar after floods caused one ofNorth Lincolnshire's worst vegetable growing seasons in livingmemory. Milk, butter, cheese and vegetable prices will rise by two-thirdsafter floods destroyed harvests. Shoppers are now forced to fork out more ...
Annual bazaar entertainment The annual bazaar organised by members of Barton-Upon-Humber's Trinity Church takes place on Saturday in the Lecture Hall.
Nov 01, 2007 ... The annual bazaar organised by members of Barton-Upon-Humber'sTrinity Church takes place on Saturday in the Lecture Hall. This year the bazaar will be more colourful than usual, as ...
Readers top dogs in photography! These top dogs are the latest set of cool canines to be sent in to the Scunthorpe Telegraph's Yorpix service.
Nov 02, 2007 ... These top dogs are the latest set of cool canines to be sent in tothe Scunthorpe Telegraph's Yorpix service. Pooches large and small have been snapped getting into all sortsof scrapes - but whatever they're up to they always make a greatsubject for a quick photo! If you want ...
You can quit with our help Smokers across the country are being urged to ditch the cigs and get involved in the Big Quit.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Smokers across the country are being urged to ditch the cigs andget involved in the Big Quit. The campaign is being run by the NHS Smokefree campaign inconjunction with local commercial radio. "You can do it too" is the message from three people who havesuccessfully taken the ...
Readers condemn single lane scheme Plans to reduce one of the region's busiest routes to one lane have been lambasted by Telegraph readers.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Plans to reduce one of the region's busiest routes to one lanehave been lambasted by Telegraph readers. North Lincolnshire Council pitched proposals to remove one of thelanes of the Queensway, in Scunthorpe, to the Town Team at a meetingearlier in the week. Council chiefs ...
Get in shape and 'yule' be surprised how much it helps! While most people are beginning to think about buying Christmas presents, others are focusing on the festive party season.
Nov 02, 2007 ... While most people are beginning to think about buying Christmaspresents, others are focusing on the festive party season. And with this very much in mind now is a good time, in the run-upto Christmas, to shed a few unwanted pounds and inches in a bid tolook and feel good even ...
City honourfor artist A North Lincolnshire-born artist who has exhibited work all over the world, has been made a freeman of the city of London.
Nov 02, 2007 ... A North Lincolnshire-born artist who has exhibited work all overthe world, has been made a freeman of the city of London. Richard Tait (34), who is originally from Bottesford, received thehonour at a prestigious ceremony last week. He was nominated for the award following his ...
AGM cancelled The annual general meeting of Apna Sahara Ltd has been cancelled.
Nov 02, 2007 ... The annual general meeting of Apna Sahara Ltd has been cancelled. The meeting was due to be held on Monday, ...
Yes, it's time for making EU mind up Robin Downs (Telegraph, October 29) says it's about time we made our minds up about Europe.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Robin Downs (Telegraph, October 29) says it's about time we madeour minds up about Europe. He seems not to realise many people know what they want - areferendum on the new Constitution (what pro-Europeans convenientlycall a 'treaty'). And, secondly, I suspect most who voted ...
Bells toll for Brigg in cathedral city Brigg Hockey Club's first team turned in a disjointed effort against York University but still gained a point in the Cathedral City.
Nov 02, 2007 ... Brigg Hockey Club's first team turned in a disjointed effortagainst York University but still gained a point in the CathedralCity. Brigg made a sluggish start but against the run of play scoredafter 10 minutes. Ollie Reid was on the mark for the second week running. He set ...
Step up is tough test It Has been a difficult start to the season for all the new and promoted teams in the Scunthorpe Table Tennis Association.
Nov 02, 2007 ... It Has been a difficult start to the season for all the new andpromoted teams in the Scunthorpe Table Tennis Association. The new season has started with three new teams and a large numberof youngsters attending training sessions on a Friday night at NorthLindsey College. All ...
Turtle to help Scunthorpe out of another fine 'mess' The Greens will throw teenage prospect Tom Turtle into armed combat tomorrow as coach Nick Humphreys attempts to find a way out of the 'mess' Scunthorpe RUFC currently find themselves in.
Nov 02, 2007 ... The Greens will throw teenage prospect Tom Turtle into armedcombat tomorrow as coach Nick Humphreys attempts to find a way out ofthe 'mess' Scunthorpe RUFC currently find themselves in. With Lewis Jones rested following a knock to his lower leg in lastweek's 29-20 defeat at ...
Jekyll and Hyde Frod want prim and proper win He Doesn't need a crystal ball to look into the future.
Nov 02, 2007 ... He Doesn't need a crystal ball to look into the future. For App-Frod joint-boss Simon Shorthose says he can predict hisside's result within 10 minutes of kick-off. "You can always tell how the result is going to go after the first10 minutes," said Shorthose. "If we ...