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Ah, a 'terroni.' Yes, it is the same all over. (All credit to the book, "A Season with Verona" for that one.)

I must have been here too long. :s For me, North is Yorkshire upwards.... now THOSE are northern monekys! I should know, I nearly married one.

On that logic I should start supporting France.

I believe that considering the success of the Apple OS and related products in recent times, they are simply going with the market trends....

Well, I hate being called a Northerner living in Coventry. It's not the North FFS.

Grace says 'Rickie Lambert' before every meal.

Superb race, delighted for Jenson. The percieved ability gap between him and Lewis seems to be further diminishing and that can only be a good thing. Red Bull's race pace was better but they have to sort out their qualifying speed if they are to genuinely challenge. Alonso overdriving that Ferrari reminded me of Jean Alesi doing the same 20 years ago. That final lap was stunning.

Taking nationality out of the equation, a club with the global fanbase like Celtic coupled with the television money they currently lack in the Scottish League would allow Celtic to become a truly global force, unfortunately they would still lack the outright spending power of clubs like Man City and Chelsea. With good management they would certainly be top six after a couple of year spell were they would invest in their squad and depth. Purely off their own backs though promotion from the leagues (if they joined at League 2 level, which frankly should be they best way, make them climb their way up and earn it,) shouldn't be a problem.

Dancing around a coffee and cake shop in the middle of Coventry, much to the amusement of a friend of mine.

Two FA Cup finals, one win and two following administrations?

It's easier to churn out a cliché then analyse the facts. Lazy journalism.

It all comes down to that. Just hopefully we are realistic enough to accept that we cannot go into every game expecting a win next year. (IF we go up, BIG if.)

He's focusing on negatives. Sport is not a mathematic equation, it's not a question of certainties over 'lesser' opposition, it simply doesn't work like that but nonetheless a defeat or two against someone low is a focal point to him. It was an anomaly, a case of sh*t happens, but that's not good enough. Not for Alps. Bless his little cotton socks.

In comparison though, that car was reasonably competitive, akin to a third place car. It could score podiums and regular points, this one will be far worse.

Bizare twin floored thing with 3 year old suspension. Great idea Ferrari! Poor old Ivan Capelli, killed his career.

Please be true. Sad to say all this hear'say is reminding me of poor Dan Wheldon last October. Come on Fabrice, fight!

Oh god, pull through Fabrice, come on....

B*llsh*t! That is all.

Mortals pray to god, god prays to Rickie Lambert.

RickieLambertFacts.com anyone?

Conclusions from Australian GP qualifying 1. That's the worst Ferrari chassis in 20 years 2. The new 'Lotus' has pace, and Kimi is still loveably brain dead 3. Caterham keep getting closer, but not enough 4. The new Williams is better.... but not at the sharp end 5, The lack of blown diffuser has really hurt Red Bull and benefitted McLaren 6. 'Mercedes' will win a championship this year

Slow news day.

Quite interesting that for all the mutual legalities, Samsung and Apple are in bed for their tablets. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-17397908

First play through done... and... I'm not sure.... I see what they've done with the ending, but I'm a little conflicted, yet I think that's the point..... You'll see.

Just like the latest versions of Excel and Word then. F**king infuriating.