Gloucester Saint

Oh well, quite a few Cheltenham Town games to watch in that time.

Which one is Ossie? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c158p587w4no

Recommended post-match reading https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bogey-Who-Wanted-Picked-Mischiefstories/dp/1794038167

That bogey is beckoning to be picked, would be so satisfying. 4-1.

Ignore Mr Cut and Paste, GM’s apprentice.

Has our defence on a piece of string.

Maybe they shared a pizza pre-match?

Vasquez will be delighted Brum held on at Derby - one of the worst sitters I’ve ever seen missed.

Pleased he still exists.

Locally, Jake Evans has been superb on loan for Cheltenham from Leicester. Why Martin thought he couldn’t play in L1 this year is surprising. Probably too direct and wants to assist and shoot at goal, run at players. Not a Martin type player.

Good for him, well done.

Can we swap her and her family for a family of normal Democrats or non-MAGA Republicans please? https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/gb-news-pride-caroline-farrow-b3030920.html

When people start comparing sectors, and generalising, you know the evolutionary barrel is being scraped. Hard for Ossie to imagine, but the public sector has millions of people who fix infrastructure and do identical work to the trades. Similar work to what BT Openreach did in our street this week who are private sector. Nobody cares about the labels as long as the work’s good quality and they get paid on time. When I worked in the brewing industry, we used spreadsheets for everything to profit and loss, to computers with sensors on the brewing kit to ensure consistency, to tracking dray deliveries in the region. We held meetings too. And managers, team leaders, Directors and CEOs meet their staff regularly to review progress v objectives in all sectors. Same for Oracle in Reading say, Hampshire CC, Southampton FC, national charities (a huge economic sector he seems to have zero awareness of) etc.

There’s a 40-year old that probably would, formerly of Cheshire and Devon via Washington and the East Midlands.