Sun Feb 5th: Sportsman, Hull

Good pub this, with rock fans old and older. With a nice set-up and well managed bar, a real music treat. The Underdogs went down well, and I urge any music fan to check this place out, there are 2-3 bands a week. Won 2-1

Wed Feb 8th: King William, Hull

This venue has a lot in it's favour it would seem, location and decor. Getting people in The City Centre to listen to Live Music is tricky though, especially midweek. U-Dogs played well, but the crowd was sparse, the odd madman livening up the night. Worth a visit. Lost 0-1

Sat Feb 18th: Highway, Hull

Come and support the Underdogs! If you do, you will have a good night. A Big pub with music fans, outside of the City Centre. We've not enjoyed a night so much for ages. Helped by the Kidger Krew and the Baskerville Badgers, real music was well appreciated. Won 3-0

Sat Feb 25th: Ashby Star, Scunthorpe

We still like coming here as you get some real characters and fans of rocking blues. The fact that they have 2-3 bands a week of a good standard helps the pub get guaranteed custom. They'll be back for more, as JK's deafening Amp had them cheering for fun. Won 1-0

Sat Mar 25th: The Brickmaker's, Hull

Some work has been put into this pub, in the shade of the KC Stadium. It has a small stage and pool table to hide around. Many good bands play here. Cursed by no Hull City and sheet rain, The Underdogs played to a small eclectic crowd. Could be very good, very soon. Have a look. Drew 1-1

Fri Apr7th: White Horse, Gilberdyke

If you don't know, Gilberdyke is out towards Goole on the old road into Hull. A few of Stew's workmates dropped in for a skinfull and were charged £2.50 for the privilege! Everybody was happy, including the band who went down a storm. Won 2-1

Sat Apr 8^th: Banks Harbour, Hull

This pub has had a few fights over the years, so it was no surprise to see one as the first set came to a close. The venue suits a rock band well and it was a very good gig with some eye candy bouncing in towards town. One we'll be going back for soon. Won 2-0

Thu Apr 27th: Lloyds Arms, Grimsby

Goals aplenty, and CIBA crew that numbered more than 5! We had heard of this pub's rep and it did not disappoint. Possibly the drunkest crowd ever (not for the Underdogs, just in general) cheered as loudly as the Boro fans that night. Both sides romped to a memorable 4-2 Win.

Fri May 12th: Ashby Star, Scunthorpe

Fridays ... not the night for the Star. Bereft of life, the punters resembled the cast of "Shaun of the Dead" (again). The shape of the pub demands rock fans and they were sparse, making it hard work. Some good perfomances could not mask a 2-1 defeat.

Thu May 25th: Queens, Hedon

This pub is the dogs'. Thursdays is rock night, plenty of boozers, this gig had the England B game against Belarus as a Bonus! With the Cree feeling worse than Robert Green, an very entertaining night was had by all. A groin tearing 3-1 music feast

Sat Jun 24th: Brickmaker's, Hull

Sparse, but funnish. During a Hot World Cup, a man's thoughts turn to other things rather than music. Best played on a Hull City football night! Lost 0-1

Thu July 13th: Lloyds Arms, Grimsby

Any ZZ Top fans in? Or lookalikes? This pub is a real find, it would be good to add similar ones. We like them and they like us! An offer of TV and radio exposure helped the atmos, with a Hendrix medley notching a 2-0 win.

Sat July 15th: Banks Harbour, Hull

Good stage and a few good fans. On the cusp of the City on a Saturday night, this pub has a large turnover of punters. All shapes and sizes, resembling a science fiction catwalk in front of the stage. More please! Drew 1-1

Fri Jul 21st: The Anchor, Hull

Bikers pub, very lively looking with small, but well placed stage. With most of the bikers in the Algarve, it was slightly sparse, but with a fight always brewing, it made for an exciting night. Bowie came on as late sub and nodded the winner in a 2-1 victory.

Sat Jul 22nd: The Barge, Keadby. Near Scunthorpe LATE BAR

Excellent venue again. Well named along the canal bank, it's a pub of two halves with a few revellers. Wendy the pensioner did a Jagger impression on stage as the band played on. Starting at 10:35 and ending at 00:45, an Adams own goal could not deny a great 3-1 win.

Fri Aug 18th: Wedding at White Heather, Caenby Corner, LINCS

Lawrence "the Creeture" Cook now married, groupies BACK OFF! A brilliant day brought to a climax(!) by the Underdogs. Video of this is available at http://www.expattelly.com/LawrenceKarenwedding/The evening do-incl The Underdogs Live!.wmv

Good luck with the above spaces.... a 4-0 win, all on scoresheet

Sat Sept 2nd: Garden Party, Goole

Markee Tent, high winds and a drummer sinking into the mud! Family fun galore at this outdoor special. With an inexhaustable buffet and beer supplies, it was always going to be fun, even when the police were called! More of this please, won 2-1

Sat 16th Sept: Highway, Hull

Recorded live by professional sound engineer, with lights and smoke machine! Things have come on a bit since the nervous debut at the Humber Pilot, LIVE CD coming out in October called "Hitting the Highway". It could be yours for only £8 (bargain). Drew 2-2

Thu 21st Sept: Lloyds Arms, Grimsby

Brilliant Boozer. Fitting the lights in was fun, with barely enough room to breathe, the Dogs waged war on the GY populace. A good number of normal people in, scatterings of diehards too, all clapping with one hand! (whilst holding pint). Jonny Mack sidefooting a late winner, Won 1-0

Sat 14th Oct: Banks Harbour, Hull

Pass me the steamed Mick Jagger impressionist; he can then catapult himself into the lights causing chaos! Calzaghe victorious, Dogs needing some more life from the crowd, who don't get going in this one stop, one pint boozer. Stage and Landlord still excellent, check out the mild. Drew 0-0

Sat 21st Oct: Flixborough Inn, Flixborough

A pub which needed visiting, we've heard so much about it. U-Dogs filling in for Lincolnshire's Loudest Rock Band, namely Zero Damage. Band area and pub room quite small, with sprinkling of music fans. Good reviews from the punters, we hope to back in 2007. Won 1-0

Sat 28th Oct: Barn Farm, Thorngumbald

Yet another Landlady(!), the lovely Michelle. We think she was our biggest fan as the punters again skulked the wrong side of the wall. Dance songs needed for next time, when we return in 2007. DJ where are you? Werewolves turned up with a smile on his face (again) to bundle in a late equaliser. Drew 1-1

Thu 23rd Nov: Queens, Hedon

Excellent pub with a very mixed and boozy audience. We just managed to fit everything in and as the weather turned cold the lights got hot. Geordies winning at football could not take the smile of Jonny Mack's face as brand new baby Josephine scored a 25 yard screamer (that's noise). Won 2-0

Sat 25th Nov: Ashby Star, Scunthorpe

Some real punters still, but we could take them all home with us afterwards! If that barmaid gives me the wink one more time she's likely to tackled from behind ... come on, we're all thinking it ... Lost 1-0

Fri 1st Dec: The County Hotel, Grimsby

Again this could be a great venue, advertising and reputation required, and not just the pub. Malletiser and the Munchkins helped cheer home the Dogs, and it was good to see some real young guns who new their music. Look out for Snake Bytes who are a child of The Brew. Won 2-0

Thu 7th Dec: Driffield Social Club

An 18th birthday party is always good fun, those teenagers were slurring their words before 9 'o clock so it was no surprise when they loved us. How many went to school the next day! This gig was filmed before a LIVE hormonal audience. Won 3-1

Fri 8th Dec: Anchor, Hull

What a brilliant room for music this can be. We could have gone up to our top level on sound if there were was a big support. Unfortunately many of them went to see the The Alligators at the nearby Sportsman. Bad timing again! Well run, if you like music, this is for you. Drew 1-1

Fri 15th Dec: The Admiral Hawke, Hessle; near Hull